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"Cheraw" is the dance form of the people of
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Cheraw is a dance of the people of Mizoram.
Cheraw, the bamboo dance, is a traditional Mizo dance in which dancers step in and out of pairs of bamboo poles that others clap together in rhythm. It is performed at festivals and is one of the best-known folk dances of north-east India.
Jharkhand, Manipur and Meghalaya have their own dances, such as Chhau in Jharkhand, Ras Lila in Manipur and Nongkrem in Meghalaya.
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