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The document discusses various folk songs from different regions of India and also provides information on some patriotic songs. It describes folk songs from Bihu of Assam, Lavani of Maharashtra, Bhatiali of Bengal, Naatupura Pattu of Tamil Nadu, and Zeliang of Nagaland. For each folk song, it highlights the melodies, lyrics, instruments used, and subject matter. It also lists three well-known patriotic songs from India - Maa Tujhe Salam, Vande Mataram, and Saare Jahan Se Achcha and notes how they evoke feelings of patriotism.
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This document provides an overview of Himachal Pradesh, India. It notes that over 10% of the state's area is under cultivation, mostly rainfed, with acidic and low-fertility soils. Historically, the state was made up of small republics known as janapadas. The economy has grown steadily, with the services sector growing the fastest in recent years. Himachal Pradesh is known for its Himalayan landscapes and hill stations, and attracts tourists for outdoor activities. The document describes traditional costumes, dances, customs, and lifestyles in Himachal Pradesh and lists some notable personalities from the state.
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Himachal Pradesh is a mountain state located in northern India. It was established as an administrative region in 1948 and became the 18th state of India in 1971. Himachal Pradesh is known for its Himalayan landscapes and popular hill stations such as Shimla, Manali, Dharamshala, and Kasauli. Tourism is an important part of the state's economy, with activities like trekking, paragliding, and skiing attracting many visitors. The culture of Himachal Pradesh is reflected through traditional clothing like long kurtas and ghagris for women and kurtas with pyjamas or overcoats for men. Folk music and dances at local festivals also
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- 3. FLOK SONG Every part of the country bares its soul to you with there music. The Flok music of india, the music of the earth is craft of the indigenous and it is the most soulful thing we never hear. The exotic melodies, The rare instruments, the words, simple yet true or life, is something travel every corner of the country. Here’s a list of some of the finest of them.
- 4. FLOK SONG OF BIHUGEE ASSAM They have the sweetest metodies and heart touching lyrics of the daily life. They songs talk about lifein the farmland. The picturesque rural, Assam, their dreams, aspiration and of course love. Bihugeet is gernerally associatedwith the Bihu dance, performed by group of young grils and boys
- 5. FLOK SONG OF LAVANI MAHARASHTRA The Flok music from the western parts of the country. The song are generally sung by women and althrough the style is Flok. There are a lot classical elements when make it all more interesting. Lavani songs are often used theatrial performance with erotic charge lyrics.
- 6. FLOK SONG OF BHATIALI BENGAL As Koli is for the Fishermen of Maharashtra . Bhatiali is for the boatmen of Bengal. The lyrics and style of music is different and so is the philosophy. The subject matter of music deals with the nature and the flowing melodies. The song they discribe deep realizations of life by the Boatmen during their lonelyjourneys, away from home.
- 7. FLOK SONG OF NAATUPURA PATTU TAMIL NADU A very interesting style of Flok musicoriginating in Tamil Nadu. Naatupura Pattu is also played in part of Rajasthan. The music consists of Gamathisai, which is the flok misic of the village and Gana. The songs are generally auompainedby traditional drums and shennai. Nattupura Pattu release in 1996.
- 8. FLOK SONG OF ZELIANG NAGALAND An incredible primitive style of music, that talks about the history of nagaland This is the song of the Fishermentribe. Their lyrics range from, romance, stories of their ancestors to songs of harvest. The songs talk about their life at sea, fishing. They’re mostly loud, lively and fest peaced.
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