Which of the following harvest festivals is celebrated in Karnataka in the months of November-December?
Huthri
The correct answer is Huthri.
Families gather to share the first meal made from the new rice crop. The timing is chosen based on the ripeness of the paddy crop, usually falling in late November or December. Karnataka has various agricultural seasons, and corresponding harvest festivals are celebrated in different regions at different times. Huthri is particularly known for marking the rice harvest in the hilly Kodagu region.
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