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NkyerɛkyerɛmuIndian folk culture is characterized by its simplicity-Dance makeup.jpg
English: Folk culture reflect the history, traditions, beliefs, and customs of a community. By preserving folk arts, we can ensure that our cultural heritage is not lost or forgotten. Promoting Diversity: Folk arts are unique to different regions and communities, and they reflect the diversity of our society. Various forms of folk theater, such as Tamasha in Maharashtra, Yakshagana in Karnataka, and Jatra in West Bengal, contribute to the dynamic folk culture of India. These performances often combine elements of music, dance, and storytelling, providing a vibrant and engaging platform for both entertainment and cultural expression.
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share alike – Sɛ efora, edan anaa itu ndzɛmba yi mu mpon a, otwar dɛ ekyɛ wo mboae no wɔ same or compatible license ase dɛ dza odzi kan no.