Tera Tali folk dance is primarily associated with which of the following states?

Correct option is A

Correct Answer is(A) Rajasthan

The Tera Tali folk dance is primarily associated with Rajasthan, particularly performed by the Kamar tribe in the Alwar and Bharatpur regions. It is a devotional dance performed in honor of Baba Ramdev, a local deity of Rajasthan. The performers, usually women, tie 13 manjiras (small cymbals) to different parts of their bodies and strike them rhythmically while balancing pots on their heads or holding swords in their mouths.

• Performed by the Kamar tribe, especially women devotees of Baba Ramdev.
• Tera Tali (Thirteen Beats) refers to the 13 cymbals tied to the body.
• Devotional nature: Dedicated to Baba Ramdev, a saint revered in Rajasthan.
• Balancing acts: Often includes balancing pots or swords, showcasing exceptional skill.
• Colorful costumes: Women wear traditional attire, enhancing the visual appeal of the performance.

• Assam – Known for dances like Bihu and Sattriya, not Tera Tali.
•  Madhya Pradesh – Famous for Matki and Grida dances, not associated with Tera Tali.
• Haryana – Known for Phag and Jhumar folk dances, unrelated to Tera Tali.