The intricately woven Mizo shawl worn by women on special occasions is called:

The correct answer is: c) Mekhela.

A Mekhela is an intricately woven Mizo shawl worn by women on special occasions. It is made of cotton or silk and is typically decorated with intricate patterns. The Mekhela is a very important part of Mizo culture and is often worn during festivals and other special events.

The other options are incorrect.

• Puanchei is a type of Mizo
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• Chadar is a type of shawl worn by Muslim women.
• Angami is a Naga tribe.