Question
Download Solution PDFSelect the INCORRECT combination of dance and its respective state of origin.
Answer (Detailed Solution Below)
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- Sattriya is a classical dance form that originated in Assam, not Himachal Pradesh.
- Bharatanatyam is correctly associated with Tamil Nadu.
- Kuchipudi is correctly associated with Andhra Pradesh.
- Kathakali is correctly associated with Kerala.
- The incorrect combination in the given options is Option 1: Sattriya – Himachal Pradesh.
Additional Information
- Sattriya dance was introduced in the 15th century A.D by the Vaishnavite saint and reformer Mahapurusha Sankaradeva as a powerful medium for propagation of the Vaishnav religion.
- It is one of the eight principal classical Indian dance traditions.
- The dance form is named after the Sattras, which are Vaishnavite monasteries that were established in Assam.
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