The 'Bihu' dance is a famous folk dance of which Indian state?

The correct answer is Assam . Key Points Bihu is a traditional folk dance originating from the state of Assam , performed primarily by young men and women characterized by brisk steps and rapid hand movements. The dance is an integral part of the Bohu Bihu festival, which marks the beginning of the Assamese New Year and the onset of the seeding season in the spring. Performers typically wear traditional Assamese attire made of Muga silk , including the Mekhela Chador for women and Gamosa or Dhoti for men. Musical accompaniment includes instruments such as the Dhol (drum), Pepa (horn made from buffalo horn), Baahi (flute), and Gogona (reed instrument). The dance reflects the joy and celebration of the agrarian community and is performed in different styles such as Deori Bihu , Mising Bihu , and Moran Bihu based on specific ethnic groups. Additional Information Manipur : Home to the Manipuri Dance (Jagoi), which is one of the eight major classical dances of India, often depicting themes from the life of Lord Krishna . Other folk forms include Thang-Ta (martial arts) and Pung Cholom . West Bengal : Famous for the Chhau dance , a semi-classical Indian dance with martial, tribal, and folk traditions, particularly in Purulia . Gambhira and Brita are other significant folk dances of this region. Nagaland : Characterized by various tribal dances such as the War Dance and the Zeliang Dance . The state is well-known for the Hornbill Festival , which showcases the cultural heritage of different Naga tribes.