Chhappan

Chhappan is a term with various meanings depending on the context and region within India. Most commonly, it refers to the number fifty-six, the digit 56. In a historical context, "Chhappan" can refer to the Chhappan dukan, a popular marketplace in Indore, Madhya Pradesh, known for its numerous food stalls. This location is a significant tourist attraction and a hub for local street food culture. The name "Chhappan dukan" literally translates to "fifty-six shops."

Another notable usage of "Chhappan" relates to the Chhappan Dukkai uprising of 1857, a significant revolt against British rule in the Indian subcontinent. This event is a part of the broader Indian Rebellion of 1857. The term might also appear in certain regional dialects or cultural references, often denoting a group of fifty-six items or individuals. The specific meaning of "Chhappan" is therefore best understood by considering its surrounding context.