The folk dance 'Chheih Lam' is traditionally performed in which of the following Indian states?
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Correct answer: B
Explanation
Correct Answer:
Option 2 (Mizoram)
Explanation:
'Chheih Lam' is a traditional folk dance of Mizoram. This dance is primarily performed on joyous occasions, such as harvest celebrations or after a hunt. The dancers sit in a circle and dance to the beat of bamboo sticks and traditional songs. This dance reflects the community spirit of the Mizo people and their vibrant cultural history.
Additional Facts:
Cheraw Dance: Also known as the 'Bamboo Dance', it is the most famous folk dance of Mizoram.
Khuallam: This dance is performed to welcome guests.
Costume: During these dances, men and women wear colorful Mizo clothing called 'Puaan'.
Possible Questions for the Upcoming Exam:
'Cheraw' is the famous bamboo dance of which Indian state?
(Answer: Mizoram)
What is the biggest festival of Mizoram?
(Answer: Chapchar Kut)
Match the famous dances of the northeastern states.
(Example: Bihu - Assam, Chheh Lam - Mizoram)