Q1. Which of the following best describes the cultural significance of "Mim" in the "Mim Kut festival"?
- (a) A rare millet stored for famine
- (b) The sacred herb for tribal healing
- (c) The last harvest representing survival and love
- (d) A mythological offering for spirits only
Answer & solution
Answer: (c) The last harvest representing survival and love
Option 1 — incorrect: Mim is not specifically a famine-stored grain.
Option 2 — incorrect: it is a harvest, not a healing herb.
Option 4 — incorrect: while spirits are remembered, the festival is centred on the harvest itself.