"Gidda" is a traditional folk dance of India. Which group of people traditionally performs Gidda as part of cultural and festive celebrations?

The correct answer is Women in Punjab . Key Points Gidda is a vibrant and energetic folk dance that originated in the Punjab region of India and Pakistan. It is traditionally performed exclusively by women during social gatherings, festive occasions, and harvest celebrations such as Baisakhi and Teeyan . The dance is often described as the female counterpart to Bhangra , reflecting the joy, grace, and daily lives of Punjabi women. Participants usually form a circle and perform rhythmic clapping while singing folk verses known as Boliyan , which cover themes like marriage, household life, and social issues. The performance is often accompanied by the Dholak (a two-headed hand drum), though the primary rhythm is generated by the dancers themselves through clapping and footwork. Additional Information Punjab Folk Traditions : Bhangra : A high-energy folk dance performed by men in Punjab , traditionally associated with the Vaisakhi harvest festival. Rajasthan Folk Traditions : Ghoomar : A traditional folk dance of Rajasthan performed by women wearing flowing dresses called Ghaghara . Kalbelia : A dance performed by the tribe of the same name, often called the Snake Charmer dance. Gujarat Folk Traditions : Garba : A popular dance performed by women (and men) in Gujarat , especially during the nine nights of the Navratri festival. Assam Folk Traditions : Bihu : The most significant folk dance of Assam , performed by both men and women to celebrate the Bihu festivals, marking different phases of the agricultural calendar.