The dance form 'Sattriya' is a classical dance of which state?

The correct answer is Assam Key Points Sattriya is one of the eight principal classical Indian dance traditions. It originated in the state of Assam . The dance form was introduced in the 15th century by the Vaishnavite saint and reformer Sankardev as a medium for propagating the Vaishnavite faith. Sattriya dance is performed in the Sattras (monasteries) as a part of the daily rituals or as part of special festivals. The dance form is notable for its use of hand gestures, footwork, and expressive facial movements to convey stories from Hindu mythology. Additional Information Recognition: Sattriya was recognized as a classical dance by the Sangeet Natak Akademi in 2000. It is known for its intricate and highly stylized dance movements. Components: The dance form includes Nritya (pure dance) , Nritya (expressive dance) , and Natya (dramatic dance) . It is accompanied by musical compositions called Borgeet , which are written by Sankardev and his disciple Madhavdev.