‘Titodo’ is a traditional folk dance performed by unmarried people in which Indian state?
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Correct answer: A
Explanation
Correct Answer: Gujarat (Option 1)
Titodo is a traditional folk dance of Gujarat. It is mainly performed by unmarried boys and girls during festivals and social gatherings.
Key Features:- State: Gujarat
- Performed by: Unmarried boys and girls
- Occasion: Festivals, cultural celebrations, and community events
- Purpose: To celebrate youth, joy, and social bonding.
The dance is especially popular among rural communities, where young men and women perform it in groups with rhythmic movements and folk music.
Why are the other options incorrect?- Karnataka – Famous for folk dances like Dollu Kunitha, Veeragase, and Yakshagana.
- Meghalaya – Known for dances such as Shad Suk Mynsiem, Laho Dance, and Wangala Dance.
- West Bengal – Famous for Purulia Chhau, Gambhira, and Baul traditions.
Therefore, Titodo belongs to Gujarat.