The question asks to identify the specific traditional practice in Rajasthan used for cauterising or branding livestock, characterized by the use of large artistic forms. This practice is a part of the cultural heritage related to animal husbandry in the region.
In Rajasthan, various traditional practices exist, reflecting the deep connection between its people, culture, and livestock. Branding or cauterising livestock served multiple purposes, including identification of ownership, preventing theft, and sometimes, as part of specific rituals or cultural expressions. The use of 'large sized artistic forms' suggests a visually distinct method.
Let's examine the given options to understand why one is the correct fit for the described practice:
Based on the definition provided in the question, the practice involves branding livestock with large artistic forms in Rajasthan. Among the choices, Kavad is designated as the term for this specific activity.
Therefore, the practice prevalent in Rajasthan to cauterise or brand the livestock with large sized artistic forms is called Kavad.
The 'Kheri' breed of sheep is found in
The rearing of silkworms for obtaining silk is known as
| List-I (Animal) | List-II (Breed) |
| (A) Buffalo | (I) Sunandini |
| (B) Cow | (II) White Leghorn |
| (C) Poultry | (III) Toggenburg |
| (D) Goat | (IV) Nili-Ravi |
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