Question

any 5 state climate, occupation,dress, language,food​

Answer 1

Answer:Andhra Pradesh

Food  :The Telugu cuisine is characterized by its spicy and tangy curries and pickles

Dance  : Kuchipudi

The dance forms of Andhra Pradesh reflect the cultural heritage of the state. They differ in costumes, types and the musical instruments used.

Language : Telugu

Arunachal Pradesh

Food  : Momos are a common food item in Arunachal Pradesh. Rice along with fish or meat and a lot of green vegetables form the staple diet of people in Arunachal Pradesh

Dance  : Bardo Chamm

The dance forms of Arunachal Pradesh are filled with energy and colours. While in some dance forms, men and women dance separately

Language : Some of the common languages spoken in the state are Tani, Bodic, Idu, Miju

Assam

Food : Asssamese cuisine is a beautiful blend of the techniques used in cooking by people living in the hilly regions and those living in the plains

Dance : Bihu

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Answer 2

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Andhra Pradesh

• Food

The Telugu cuisine is characterized by its spicy and tangy curries and pickles. Being the largest producer of chilies and rice in India, the food in the state is predominated by rice based dishes with a liberal use of chilies and other spices. Lentils find a great use in the cuisine too.

• Language

Arunachal Pradesh is believed to be one for the linguistically richest states in the country as it home to possibly at least 30 distinct languages and innumerable dialects thereof. Some of the common languages spoken in the state are Tani, Bodic, Idu, Miju etc. Hindi and English are the official languages used in Arunachal Pradesh.

3. Assam

Food

Asssamese cuisine is a beautiful blend of the techniques used in cooking by people living in the hilly regions and those living in the plains. While fermenting is a standard while cooking food among people in the hills who do not have access to fresh ingredients, people in living in the plains spice up meals with fresh fish and vegetables. A traditional Assamese meal begins with a khar and ends with a spicy and tangy tenga dish. Betelnut and paan conclude the meal. Some of the traditional dishes of Assam include pura maas mankho, dheakiyasak, pitika etc.

Dance Some of the common dance forms of Assam are:

Bihu: This is related to the harvest festival called Bihu. Young men and women dress up in colourful clothes and dance to the tunes of dhol, pepa or gagana.

Jhumur Nach: This is performed by tea garden workers to the beat of a drum called ‘Madal’.

Bag rumba

Language The people of Assam speak the language Assamese. It is an Eastern Indo-Aryan language and is also the official language of the state.

4. Bihar

• Food

Bihari cuisine lies somewhat between North and East India. The meals are predominantly vegetarian as there is a strong influence of Buddhism and Hindu values of non-violence on the region. However, due to the presence of many rivers abundant in fresh water fish, there are sections of the population that eat non-vegetarian food items.

Some of the most popular Bihari dishes are Chokha, Sattu Paratha and Bihari Fish Curry.

• Dance

The common folk dances of Bihar include:

Jhijian Dance: This a form of folk dance of Bihar where women sing and dance to appease Lord Indra.

Jat Jatin Dance: This is performed by a couple and the dance depicts the hardships and life experiences of an emigrant couple.

Kajari Dance: The dance is performed during the rainy season. Young girls dance like a peacock in this form of folk dance.

• Language

Bihari is the collective name given to the different languages spoken in the region. Some of the common dialects spoken in Bihar include Maithili, Bhojpuri, Magahi, Angika etc. Hindi is the official language and also the medium of instruction in many schools in Bihar.

5. Chhattisgarh

Food

The cuisine of Chhattisgarh is mainly based of maize, wheat and jowar. The people in the state are fond of tangy meal items and sweet dishes. This makes jalebis, petha and rakhia badi popular food items in the state. The food can be categorized into two types –tribal and non-tribal.

Dances

Panthi: The dance is performed on the birth anniversary of Guru Ghasi Das and has a lot of religious significance.

Raut Nacha: Performed by Yadavs or Yaduvanshis, this dances resembles the raas leela performed by Lord Krishna with his gopis.

Language

Chhattisgarhi is the official language of the state.The language like Hindi is written in the Devanagri script and has a strong influence of the Munda and Dravidian languages.

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