ANSWER – D
Chrewal fair is also known as ‘Prithvi pooja’.
Chrewal is celebrated on the first of Bhadon (middle of August).
In Kullu, Chrewal is known by the name of Bhadranjo and in Chamba it is called Pathroru.
ANSWER – C
Nalwar Fair is famous for the trading of cattle besides its religious and cultural importance.
The idea of the fair was conceived by Goldstein, the Superintendent of Shimla hill states in 1889. The idea was motivated by the shortage of the good breed cattle, especially bullocks.
ANSWER – B
Halda is celebrated by the people of Chandra and Bhaga valley in the month of December or January in Lahaul Spiti. The festival is of the importance of Diwali for the local people but with no lamps.
Gochi festival is celebrated jointly by all the families, where male child was born in the preceding year, in keylong.
Phulech fair is celebrated in the month of Bhadon or in the beginning of Asauj only in Kinnaur.
ANSWER – C
ANSWER – C
On the second Sunday of the month of Shravan.
ANSWER – D
Shivratri owes its origin to the birth of the present Mandi town built by king Ajbar Sen in 1526.
Shivratri was declared first as a state fair and then elevated to international status.
Surya Sen installed a silver image of Madho Rai and vested all powers to him.
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