Cheraw, popularly known as bamboo dance, is a traditional cultural dance of which state?

Correct option is B

The correct answer is (b) Mizoram.

Cheraw, also known as the bamboo dance, is a traditional folk dance of Mizoram, a state in northeastern India. The dance involves dancers stepping in and out of two bamboo poles, which are rhythmically clapped together by other participants.

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• Cheraw is performed during major festivals such as Chapchar Kut, Mim Kut, and Paus Kut.
• The dance involves women dancers stepping in and out of rhythmically moving bamboo poles, controlled by men.
• Bamboo plays a crucial role in the culture and economy of Mizoram, used in construction, making furniture, and for ceremonial purposes.
• Chapchar Kut marks the beginning of the 

Additional Information:

• Uttarakhand: The traditional dance of Uttarakhand is Langvir or Choliya dance, not Cheraw.
•  Manipur:Manipuri dance is a classical dance form of Manipur, but it is distinct from the bamboo dance of Mizoram.
• Jharkhand:Chhau dance, a tribal dance form, is popular in Jharkhand, not Cheraw.