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<title>Chaitra Parva, Orissa</title>
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<description>Chaitra Parva is also known as Chhau festival. It is celebrated in the month of April.</description>
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<title>Masks Of Chhau Dance</title>
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<description>Masks of Chhau dance is one of the most important features that enhance the beauty of the dance.</description>
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<title>Technique Of Chhau Dance</title>
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<description>Technique of Chhau dance is integrated in the conception of Chhau dance that has developed on the basis of the masks used as far as its techniques are concerned.</description>
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<title>Music Of Chhau Dance</title>
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<description>The music of Chhau dance is less vocal and more instrumental. The tunes for Chhau are traditional and folk which are played on Mahuri and various types of drums.</description>
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<title>Costumes Of Chhau Dance</title>
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<description>Costumes of Chhau dance are of various designs and colours. Chhau Dancers wear bright shades of clothes like that of green, red, yellow and black.</description>
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<title>Chhau Dance Of Mayurbhanj</title>
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<description>Chhau dance of Mayurbhanj does not use any type of mask. The kings of Mayurbhanj had patronised this dance.</description>
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<title>Chhau Dance Of Saraikela</title>
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<description>Chhau Dance of Saraikela was evolved from martial art techniques that were earlier practiced in this region by soldiers in the royal army.</description>
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<title>Performance Of Chhau Dance Of Purulia</title>
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<description>Performance of Chhau dance of Purulia lasts the entire night. The men perform the role of the female characters.</description>
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<title>Characteristics Of Chhau Dance</title>
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<description>Characteristics of Chhau Dance include martial movements, strong rhythmic statements and dynamic use of space.</description>
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<title>Themes In Chhau Dance</title>
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<description>Themes in Chhau Dance include the depiction of mythological heroes, as well as stories from the epics of Mahabharata and Ramayana.</description>
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<title>Development Of Chhau Dance</title>
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<description>Development of Chhau dance can be attributed to the various feudal chiefs who had patronised the dance.</description>
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<title>Origin Of Chhau Dance</title>
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<description>Origin of Chhau Dance reveals that it is not a mere imitation from unknown sources. The pioneer who introduced Chhau dance is lost in public memory.</description>
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<title>Turpubani Vidhi Natakam</title>
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<description>Turpubani Vidhi Natakam is a traditional dance form common in eastern India. The dancers sing while dancing and the form appears essentially a music oriented Bhagavata tradition.</description>
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<title>Vithi Bhagavatam</title>
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<description>Vithi Bhagavatam is a traditional dance form. Talented male dancers with histrionic skills impersonated female roles even surpassing the female artists and have won legendary fame.</description>
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<title>Vempati Chinna Satyam, Indian Kuchipudi Dancer</title>
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<description>Vempati Chinna Satyam played an important role in popularizing Kuchipudi. He was born in the state of Andhra Pradesh.</description>
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<title>Navajanardana Parijatam, South Indian Dance</title>
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<description>Navajanardana Parijatam is typical form of dance that was previously performed by devadasis in solo forms. Now there are men who perform this as well.</description>
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<title>Swami Haridas, Indian Classical Dancer</title>
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<description>Swami Haridas was born in 1480 AD in Rajpur. He was a passionate follower of Nimbarka Sampradaya, the major Vaishnava tradition.</description>
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<title>Tribhanga</title>
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<description>Tribhanga is an important dance posture used in Indian classical dance forms, such as, Odissi.</description>
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<title>Arubathimoovar Festival, Festivals Of Tamil Nadu</title>
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<description>Arubathimoovar festival is celebrated in Tamil Nadu between March and April. It is a tribute to the 63 saints of Lord Shiva.</description>
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<title>Kanthuri Festival, Festivals Of Tamil Nadu</title>
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<description>Kanthuri Festival is colourful event that is celebrated in the state of Tamil Nadu. It is celebrated by people of all religions.</description>
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<title>Melattur Style Of Bharatnatyam</title>
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<description>Melattur style is a form of Bharatnatyam which was developed during the Devadasi culture.</description>
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<title>Perini Sivatandavam, Indian Classical Dance</title>
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<description>Perini Sivatandavam is mainly the dance of warriors and derives its name from &quot;prerana&quot;, which means inspiration.</description>
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<title>Andhra Natyam, Indian Classical Dance</title>
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<description>Andhra Natyam dance form has been derived from numerous classical dance forms and has close similarities with Kuchipudi and Bharatanatyam, including the older dance styles like Dasiattam, Kacherittam,...</description>
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<title>Sarpagati, Indian Traditional Dance</title>
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<description>Sarpagati has over the years become a very influential dance form. It is helped to promote snake worships in parts of India.</description>
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<title>Pattini Worship, South Indian Ritual</title>
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<description>Pattini Worship is the ritual where a chaste woman receives the status and honour of a man after developing complete loyalty and fidelity to her husband.</description>
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