Who was given the title of ‘Hanjaba’ by the Maharaj of Manipur for reviving Manipuri dance?

Correct option is C

The correct answer is (c) Bipin Singh.
 Bipin Singh was given the title of ‘Hanjaba’ by the Maharaj of Manipur.
 He was honored for his significant contributions to the revival and popularization of Manipuri dance.
 Bipin Singh is renowned for his efforts in promoting and preserving the traditional dance form, ensuring its continuation and recognition both in India and internationally.
Manipuri Dance:
 Originates from the northeastern state of Manipur in India.
 Known for its spiritual and religious significance, often associated with rituals and festivals.
 The dance style is characterized by graceful, fluid movements and is deeply connected to the themes of devotion and love, particularly the Raas Leela, which depicts the divine love of Radha and Krishna.
 The costumes are vibrant and elaborate, with women typically wearing the traditional Potloi, a stiff skirt adorned with mirrors and embroidery.
 Music for Manipuri dance includes traditional instruments such as the Pung (a type of drum), flute, and cymbals.
 There are various forms of Manipuri dance, including the classical Raas Leela, the vigorous Thang Ta (martial dance), and the Lai Haraoba, which is a ritualistic dance celebrating the creation myth.