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Which is the traditional musical instrument of the Limboo community of Sikkim?

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This previous-year-style question tests Indian culture: “Which is the traditional musical instrument of the Limboo community of Sikkim?” The correct answer is Chyap-Brung. Chyap-Brung is the traditional musical instrument of the Limboo community of Sikkim. It is a drum-like instrument used in Limboo or Subba folk performances. This makes it easy to remember because the question asks about an instrument, not a dance name. Sikkim has many community-based traditions, and Limboo culture is one of them. A cultural question should be solved by matching the form with its region, community, performance style, costume, instrument and historical background.

AChyap-Brung
BJeurum Silly
CNaumati
DChutkay
Correct Answer: Chyap-BrungYour Answer: A

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mboo community, Sikkim and folk-dance accompaniment. Therefore answer, correct index and explanation consistently identify Chyap-Brung. Chyap-Brung is the traditional musical instrument of the Limboo community of Sikkim. It is a drum-like instrument used in Limboo or Subba folk performances. This makes it easy to remember because the question asks about an instrument, not a dance name. Sikkim has many community-based traditions, and Limboo culture is one of them.

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