Q. Mekhela Chador' is a traditional dress from the state of:
✅ Correct Answer: (C)
Assam
Explanation:
Mekhela Chador is the traditional attire worn by women in Assam. It consists of two main pieces:
- Mekhela – the bottom portion, similar to a sarong.
- Chador – the upper drape, wrapped around the body.
This dress is often made from Assamese silk, such as Muga or Eri silk, and is worn during festivals, weddings, and cultural events in Assam.
Why other options are incorrect:
- (A) Odisha – The traditional dress for women is the Sambalpuri saree or other types of handloom sarees.
- (B) West Bengal – Known for the Tant and Baluchari sarees.
- (D) Tripura – Women traditionally wear Rignai and Risa.
So, the Mekhela Chador is uniquely associated with Assam.
Explanation by: Mr. Dubey
Mekhela Chador is the traditional attire worn by women in Assam. It consists of two main pieces:
- Mekhela – the bottom portion, similar to a sarong.
- Chador – the upper drape, wrapped around the body.
This dress is often made from Assamese silk, such as Muga or Eri silk, and is worn during festivals, weddings, and cultural events in Assam.
Why other options are incorrect:
- (A) Odisha – The traditional dress for women is the Sambalpuri saree or other types of handloom sarees.
- (B) West Bengal – Known for the Tant and Baluchari sarees.
- (D) Tripura – Women traditionally wear Rignai and Risa.
So, the Mekhela Chador is uniquely associated with Assam.