The traditional attire of Uttarakhand and Puducherry.This activity aims to explore, compare, and celebrate the rich cultural heritage and traditional attire of Uttarakhand and Puducherry through an activity. Students of Class 4B actively participated in the activity on attire of Uttarakhand and Puducherry.

Female traditional dresses in

Uttarakhand vary by region, but

common outfits include the

ghagra-choli (long skirt, blouse

and dupatta) in the Kumaon re-

gion and a unique way of draping the sari in the

Garhwal region. The Pichora, a yellow, hand-dyed veil with gold or silver tatted designs, is a significant and festive garment for women, especially for weddings.

Male traditionally wear a kurta paired with a dhoti, pyjama, or lungi, and a headgear like a pagadi (turban) for older men or a topi (cap) for younger men. During colder months, they wear woolen coats, sweaters, and jackets.

The traditional attire in Puducherry is a blend of South Indian and french influences, with men typically wearing a dhoti or veshti with a shirt, and women wearing sarees or pavadas (long skirts) with blouses.

This project highlights the diversity of Indian culture,

This project encourages students to learn about geography, history, social studies, and fine arts simultaneously, fostering a holistic understanding of both regions.

Class teacher: Indu