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General Awareness for Banking Exams – Indian Classical & Folk Dances

Indian Classical & Folk Dances

Online Classes for Banking : There are many important classical & folk dances in India that are practiced in various parts of our country which is an important topic for banking exams as 1-2 questions can be asked from this topic. Your job is to remember the name of the classical & folk dances & the states in which they are practiced. An important Classical & folk dances in India along with their states are listed below.

Indian Classical Dances :

STATECLASSICAL DANCE
Uttar PradeshKathak
KeralaKathakali
Tamil Nadu & KarnatakaBharatnatyam
KeralaMohiniattam
RajasthanGhoomar
ManipurManipuri
Andhra PradeshKuchipudi

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