In which Indian state are the tribal festivals Sohrai, Karam, and Jawa traditionally celebrated?

Sohrai, Karam, and Jawa are traditional festivals celebrated by tribal communities in Jharkhand, showcasing the rich cultural heritage of the region. Sohrai is primarily a harvest festival celebrated by the Santhal tribe and features distinctive mural paintings decorating homes. Karam festival honors Karam Devta, believed to be the god of youth and power, and involves rituals centered around the Karam tree. Jawa is mainly observed by unmarried girls who perform ceremonies seeking blessings for their future. Each of these festivals reflects Jharkhand's diverse tribal traditions and agricultural cycles.