Cheraw, the folk dance involving crossed bamboo sticks, originates from which Indian state?
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Correct answer: A
Explanation
The correct answer is option 1 i.e. Mizoram.
Cheraw is a traditional folk dance of Mizoram performed between crossed bamboo poles. Dancers move gracefully in and out of the rapidly clashing bamboo sticks, coordinated with traditional songs and music. It is often performed during festivals and special occasions, symbolizing harmony and skill.
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Manipur – Known for Manipuri dance, not Cheraw.
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Arunachal Pradesh – Has its own tribal dances, but not Cheraw.
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Assam – Famous for Bihu dance, unrelated to bamboo clashing.