Q. The ‘Gorsam Kora Festival’ is mainly celebrated for:

[A] Celebrating a plentiful harvest period

[B] Commemorating a military victory

[C] Highlighting Buddhist cultural heritage

[D] Welcoming the spring season

Answer: C
Notes:

Explanation – The Gorsam Kora Festival is primarily celebrated to highlight the Buddhist cultural heritage of the region. It is held in Arunachal Pradesh’s Zemithang Valley along the Nyanmjang Chu River. It is organized by Zemithang community in collaboration with civil authorities and supported by local Indian Army Units. It honours the shared Buddhist cultural heritage and celebrates the longstanding friendship between India and Bhutan. The festival featured various events, including cultural performances by local troupes and Indian army bands, as well as martial performances like Mallakhamb and Zanjh Pathaka.

Source: Forum IAS

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