Tribal folk dances of Northeast India
By: Kashyap, Samudra Gupta
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BookPublisher: Kurukshetra: A Journal on Rural Development Description: 72(8), Jun, 2024: p.40-44.Subject(s): Tribal culture
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Kurukshetra: A Journal on Rural DevelopmentSummary: Home to over two hundred tribes and ethnic communities, India’s North-Eastern region is often referred to as a region of festivals, music and dance. Every tribe or community has its own set of distinct festivals, most of which centre round sowing, harvesting and the new Year. Folk dances are an inseparable apart of these festivals which not only display the couture of the tubes, but also reflect heir colorful fabrics, musical instruments, and above all, their intrinsic love for nature. – Reproduced
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Home to over two hundred tribes and ethnic communities, India’s North-Eastern region is often referred to as a region of festivals, music and dance. Every tribe or community has its own set of distinct festivals, most of which centre round sowing, harvesting and the new Year. Folk dances are an inseparable apart of these festivals which not only display the couture of the tubes, but also reflect heir colorful fabrics, musical instruments, and above all, their intrinsic love for nature. – Reproduced
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