By raising awareness about ecological issues through performances and workshops.

By promoting sustainable practices in dance productions, such as using recycled materials for costumes.

By encouraging dancers to engage in environmental activism and advocacy.

All of the above.

By bringing people from diverse backgrounds together to share a common experience.

By promoting empathy and understanding among different cultures.

By providing a platform for self-expression and storytelling, which can help to bridge divides.

All of the above.

By creating job opportunities for dancers, choreographers, and other professionals in the dance industry.

By attracting tourists and generating revenue for local economies.

By promoting entrepreneurship and innovation in the dance sector.

All of the above.

Kathakali

Bharatanatyam

Odissi

All of the above.

By creating performances that address social issues directly.

By using dance as a tool for education and outreach.

By encouraging dancers to speak out about social issues in interviews and public appearances.

All of the above.

By passing down traditional dance forms from one generation to the next.

By promoting cultural diversity and understanding.

By encouraging dancers to create new works that draw inspiration from traditional dance forms.

All of the above.

By providing a form of exercise that is both enjoyable and beneficial for the body.

By reducing stress and anxiety.

By improving mood and self-esteem.

All of the above.

Chhau

Kathak

Manipuri

None of the above.

By creating performances that celebrate cultural diversity.

By encouraging dancers from different cultures to collaborate on projects.

By using dance as a tool for diplomacy and cultural exchange.

All of the above.

By attracting tourists to cultural festivals and events.

By promoting responsible tourism practices that minimize negative impacts on the environment and local communities.

By creating job opportunities for local people in the tourism industry.

All of the above.

By passing down traditional dance forms and techniques from one generation to the next.

By documenting and archiving dance performances and rituals.

By promoting research and scholarship on traditional dance forms.

All of the above.

By creating performances that address social justice issues.

By using dance as a tool for advocacy and activism.

By providing a platform for marginalized voices to be heard.

All of the above.

By encouraging dancers to experiment with new movements and ideas.

By providing opportunities for dancers to collaborate with other artists and professionals.

By challenging dancers to think critically about their work and the work of others.

All of the above.

By creating performances that bring together dancers of different ages.

By encouraging dancers to share their stories and experiences with each other.

By providing opportunities for dancers to learn from each other and collaborate on projects.

All of the above.

By providing a shared experience that connects people to their community.

By promoting cultural identity and pride.

By creating a sense of place and belonging through movement and expression.

All of the above.