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Audience Enthralled to watch colorful tribal dances in Eleventh National Tribal Dance Festival

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Bhubaneswar:20/5/22:The Eleventh National Tribal Dance Festival, 2022 organised by Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribes Research and Training Institute, Bhubaneswar with support from Ministry of Tribal Affairs, Government of India begins on 19th May. In the three-day-long national event, 20 tribes of 15 States will perform 31 dances from 6.30 PM to 9PM at Rabindra Mandap.

On the second day, colorful tribal dances like Ghusadi Dance of Gond Tribe (Maharastra), Salamkai Dance of Mizo Tribe, Mizoram, Kalasi Dance of Santal tribe, Odisha, Karam Thapadi Dance of Oraon tribe (Jharkhand), Dhemsa Dance of Gadaba tribe, Odisha, Taal Gadi Dance of Velip tribe, Goa, Gaurmar Mandri Dance of Gond tribe, Chhattisgarh, Mayura Dance of Kondh tribe, Andhra Pradesh, Bori Dance of Bhil Meena Tribe, Rajasthan, Hathi Dance of Jaunsari Tribe of Uttarakhand, Hamatar Dance of Gaddi tribe, Himachal Pradesh performed their dance this evening.

The National Tribal Dance Festival provides platform to showcase the richness and traditional heritage of the culture of Indian tribes.

Director, SCSTRTI, Prof (Dr.) A.B. Ota felicitated the artists on the stage this evening. The National Tribal Dance Festival 2022 at Rabindra Mandap will end on 21st May 2022.

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