50. Made snana is a religious practice practised in

a) Karnataka

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b) Tamil Nadu

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c) Andhra Pradesh

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Solution

The correct option is A
a) Karnataka

50 Ans.A

Explanation: This practice of rolling over leftover food is witnessed at the KukkeSubramania Temple (Karnataka), which is known as Made Snana. This practice is observed by the lower castes people on the food leftovers of Brahmins on banana leaves and is blindly believed that such an act helps the lower castes to get rid of various ailments. This event has been linked with several controversies since 2010

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