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Among the Gonds, it is obligatory to marry with their cousins otherwise, they have to pay compensation. This compensation is known as
Paanilautwa
Dudhlautawa
Gheelautwa
Shahadlautwa
- The Gonds are one of the largest tribal groups in India, with unique cultural practices.
- Among them, marrying a cousin is considered a traditional obligation.
- If someone chooses not to marry a cousin, they must pay a specific form of compensation to the family.
Option 1: Paanilautwa
- This does not appear to be related to the Gond tradition of compensation for marriage.
Option 2: Dudhlautawa
- "Dudhlautawa" refers to the compensation paid for not marrying a cousin among the Gond people.
- Correct Answer
Option 3: Gheelautwa
- "Gheelautwa" is not associated specifically with this tradition.
Option 4: Shahadlautwa
- Like the others, "Shahadlautwa" doesn't relate to the described custom.
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