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cheraw dance

Cheraw Dance of Mizoram

4 Comments / Festivals, Heritage, Music / Eshani Nandy

The different tribes and their celebrations are a reflection of the Naga culture. An integral part of the Naga culture is the famous Cheraw dance. It is also known as the Bamboo dance in Nagaland. This folk dance is known to people all over the world. Every year many tourists visit the state to enjoy […]

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rangma dance

Rangma Dance of Nagaland

2 Comments / Festivals, Heritage, Music / Eshani Nandy

The tribes of Nagaland are mostly war tribes. Weapons and warfares tactics are an important part of their culture even in the present day. Multiple festivals, songs, and dances are representative of the life of warriors. One such traditional dance is the Rangma dance performed by the Naga people. It is usually a part of

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zeliang dance

Zeliang Dance of Nagaland

3 Comments / Festivals, Heritage, Music / Eshani Nandy

Nagaland is a state inhabited by some of the bravest war tribes found in India. One such tribe is Zeliangrong Naga found in the hilly terrain of Mount Barail in Nagaland. This tribe is famous for its artistic dance form called the Zeliang dance. In Nagaland, most dances are male-dominated. However, the Zeliangrong tribe give

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rouf dance

Rouf Dance of Jammu and Kashmir

2 Comments / Festivals, Heritage, Music / Navya Agrawal

Rouf dance is a traditional and rhythmic folk dance of Jammu and Kashmir. Amidst the rows of blossoming tulips, you will find women wearing colorful dresses celebrating spring. The celebration is grand and includes some charismatic traditions. Origins of Rouf Dance Rouf dance originated in the Muslim community of Kashmir. Gradually, it was adopted by

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hikat dance

Hikat Dance: The Spinning Kashmir

2 Comments / Festivals, Heritage, Music / Navya Agrawal

Hikat dance originated in Kashmir. It is enjoyed by people all over India today. It is a very fun folk dance and you can witness it at numerous celebrations. From small gatherings to weddings, you will find people performing Hikat dance everywhere. You must be wondering What is so great about this? Let us find

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kud dance

Kud Dance: Merry Folk Dance of Jammu

Leave a Comment / Festivals, Heritage, Music / Navya Agrawal

Millennials party late at night when they are thankful for something. Did you ever wonder how the farmers in the middle Himalayan ranges celebrate? Kud Dance is similar to the millennial way. Yes, dancing is traditional and more fun. Instead of the room ceiling, the blanket of stars covers the roof. Instead of freestyle, people

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fugdi dance

Fugdi Dance: Folk Dance of Goa

1 Comment / Festivals, Heritage, Music / Mahima Singh

Fugdi dance is mainly the dance of Konkan women of Goa. Only women participate in this dance. This dance is performed during festivals and religious activities. It is also performed during harvest season when women find themselves at leisure. This dance also represents women’s break from their daily work. They dance to entertain themselves to

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dekhni dance

Dekhni Dance: Folk Dance of Goa

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Dekhni dance is one of the oldest dance forms of Goa. In Konkani it means beauty. This dance is a mixture of Indian and western music. Dekhni dance can be associated with those people who converted into Christianity from Hinduism during Portuguese rule. This dance form can be witnessed anywhere in Goa. It is a

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samai dance

Samai Dance: Lamp Dance of Goa

1 Comment / Festivals, Heritage, Music / Mahima Singh

The word samayi means brass. It is called the Samai dance because men and women dance while brass lamps or Deepak are put on their heads. The mesmerizing images of the Samai dance performance will never leave your heart after witnessing it in person. Samai Dance Occasion The people perform this dance before Holi. The

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ghode modini

Ghode Modini- Folk Dance of Goa

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This folk dance is named Ghode Modini because it involves movements like a horse. This dance is done in remembrance of the Maratha rulers’ victory in Goa over the Portuguese. Literally, the word ghode means horse, and modini means happy. Ghode Modini folk dance is a major attraction during the Shigmo festival during harvest season

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dhalo dance

Dhalo Dance of Goa

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Women perform Dhalo dance to ask God to protect their family and household. The dance performance is a kind of ritual which women do to offer their prayers to the deity. Dhalo is performed at the beginning of winters, during the Pausha period according to the Hindu calendar. The dance is performed for five to

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Kunbi Dance of Goa

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Kunbi dance is a tribal folk dance of Kunbi people. It is also known as Kanbi dance. Kunbi is a farmer caste in western India. Kunbi community has lent its name to the Kunbi folk dance. This tribe can be found in the Salcete taluka region of Goa. The dance is simple yet also unique.

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