In which of the following tribes, the marriages named Tanna and Mor Bandhiya are prevalent?

Correct option is D

The correct answer is (d) Garasia.
· The Garasia tribe is the third-largest tribe in Rajasthan and primarily inhabits the regions of Abu Road, Pindwara (Sirohi), and Kotra (Udaipur).
· The Garasia tribe has unique marriage customs, including Tanna and Mor Bandhiya. These practices are an integral part of their traditional culture.
· The tribe is further divided based on intermarriage between Garasia and Bhil communities:
· Bhil-Garasiya: A Garasia man marrying a Bhil woman.
· Gameti-Garasiya: A Bhil man marrying a Garasia woman.
· The Garasia tribe also follows several distinct customs:
· Kandhiya/Mek/Geh: A death banquet tradition.
· Thawari/Hari: A practice of collective agriculture.
· Funerals are performed on the 12th day after death.
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Bhil Tribe:
· Predominantly found in the Udaipur and Sirohi districts of Rajasthan.
· The Bhils are known for their rich culture, including distinctive dance forms and vibrant art.
Meena Tribe:
· Mostly resides in the Jaipur, Dausa, Sawai Madhopur, Udaipur, and Pratapgarh districts.
· The Meenas are one of the most prominent tribes in Rajasthan, with a strong presence in the region's political and social spheres.
Sahariya Tribe:
· Belongs to the Shahbad and Kishanganj tehsils of the Baran district in Rajasthan.
· The Sahariyas are known for their unique customs and are considered a particularly vulnerable tribal group in Rajasthan.