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S.NO

DANCE

STATE

Odissi
1.

Bhaka Wata

Odisha

Dandante

Chakiarkoothu
Kathakali
Mohiniattam
Ottam Thullal
Chavittu Natakam
2.

Kaikotti Kalai

Kerala

Koodiyattam
Krishnavattam
Mudiyettu
Tappatri Kai
Theyyam

Bharatnatyam
Kummi
Kolattam
Devarattam
Poikkal Kuthirai Attam
Therukkoothu
3.

Karakattam

Tamil Nadu

Mayilattam
Kavadiattam
Silambattam
Thappattam
Kaliattam
Puliyattam

Kuchipudi
4.

Veethi­Bhagavatham

Andhra Pradesh

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Yakshagana
Bayalata
5.

Simha Nutrya

Karnataka

Dollu Kunitha
Veeragase

Bihu
6.

Ojapali

Assam

Ankia Nat

Jat Jatin
Faguna or Fag
Purbi
Bidesia
Jhijhian
7.

Kajari

Bihar

Sohar­Khilouna
Holi Dance
Jhumeri
Harvesting Dance

Dandya Ras
Garba Lasya Nritya
8.

Bhavai
Garba

Gujarat

Rasila
Trippani

Swang
Khoria
9.

Gugga dance
Loor

Haryana

Sang
Dhamal

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Luddi Dance
10.

Munzra
Kanayala

Himachal Pradesh

Giddha Parhaun

Hikat
11.

Rouf

Jammu and Kashmir

Chakri

Tamasha
12.

Dahi Kala
Lavani

Maharashtra

Lezim

Macha
13.

Lota

Madhya Pradesh

Pandvani

Wangala Laho
14.

Shad Nongkrem

Meghalaya

Shad Sukmysiem

Manipuri
15.

Maha Rasa

Manipur

Lai Haroba

16.

17.

Chiraw (Bamboo Dance)

Bhangra
Gidda

Mizoram

Punjab

Khayal
Chamar Gindad
18.

Gangore
Jhulan Leela

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Jhumar (Ghumar)
Kayanga Bajayanga

Kathak
Nautanki
19.

Chappeli
Kajri

Uttar Pradesh

Karan
Kumaon

Jatra
20.

Chau

West Bengal

Kathi

Fugdi
21.

Dekhnni
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