Ten Chilling Rituals Still Practiced in Remote Parts of India India’s remote corners hide some seriously unsettling traditions that have survived for centuries. In isolated Himalayan villages, dense Northeast forests, and tribal pockets of central India, these rituals blend faith, fear, and the supernatural in ways that’ll make your skin crawl. They’re not tourist shows—they’re lived beliefs, often involving blood, spirits, or life-or-death risks. Here’s a no-BS look at 10 that are still happening today. 10. Mukka Sendra – The Women-Only Hunt of the Oraon Tribe Every 12 years, Oraon women in the remote hills of Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh, and Odisha turn into hunters. Dressed as men, armed with bows, arrows, and spears, they head into the forest while the men stay home. It’s called Jani Shikar or Mukka Sendra—a raw celebration of female strength and a plea to the spirits for good harvests. The ritual kicks off at dawn with priestly blessings at the village akhara. Locals say breaking t...
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