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ARTS-INTEGRATED LEARNING THE FUTURE OF CREATIVE AND JOYFUL PEDAGOGY The NCF 2005 states, ”Aesthetic sensibility and experience being the prime sites of the growing child’s creativity, we must bring the arts squarely into the domain of the curricular, infusing them in all areas of learning while giving them an identity of their own at relevant stages. If we are to retain our unique cultural identity in all its diversity and richness, we need to integrate art education in the formal schooling of our students for helping them to apply art-based enquiry, investigation and exploration, critical thinking and creativity for a deeper understanding of the concepts/topics. This integration broadens the mind of the student and enables her / him to see the multi- disciplinary links between subjects/topics/real life. Art Education will continue to be an integral part of the curriculum, as a co-scholastic area and shall be mandatory for Classes I to X. Please find attached the rich cultural heritage of India and its cultural diversity in a tabular form for reading purpose. The young generation need to be aware of this aspect of our country which will enable them to participate in Heritage Quiz under the aegis of CBSE. TRADITIONAL TRADITIONAL DANCES FAIRS & FESTIVALS ART FORMS STATES & UTS DRESS FOOD (ILLUSTRATIVE) (ILLUSTRATIVE) (ILLUSTRATIVE) (ILLUSTRATIVE) (ILLUSTRATIVE) Kuchipudi, Burrakatha, Tirupati Veerannatyam, Brahmotsavam, Dhoti and kurta Kalamkari painting, Pootha Remus Andhra Butlabommalu, Lumbini Maha Saree, Langa Nirmal Paintings, Gongura Pradesh Dappu, Tappet Gullu, Shivratri, Makar Voni, petticoat, Cherial Pachadi Lambadi, Banalu, Sankranti, Pongal, Lambadies Dhimsa, Kolattam Ugadi Skullcap, which is decorated with Weaving, carpet War dances of laces and fringes. making, wood Adis, Noctes and The women wear carving, painting, Wanchos, long jacket in Thukpa, Losar, Solung, pottery, ornament Aji Larnu, Chalo, combination with Smoked pork Arunachal BooriBoot, Mopin, making, cane and Hiirii Khaniing sleeveless in Pradesh Dree, Nyokum, bamboo work. Popir, Ponung. Pasi chemise. A long Sengmora Reh, SiDonyi, etc. smithy work, Kongki, Rekham Pada, and narrow strip Xaak basketry, Roppi, Lion and of cloth keeps handicrafts and Peacock dance etc. chemise tied to handlooms. their waist and in place. Cane and bamboo craft, bell metal Bihu,Bagurumba and brass craft, silk Bhaona. Oja pali Ambubachi Fair and cotton Satriya Nritya, Jumur Bihu Festival, weaving, toy and Nach, Ali Ai Brahmaputra mask making, Ligang dance, Dhoti and Gamosa Papaya Khar, Assam Festival, pottery and Deodhani Barpeta's Mekhela Chador Masor Tenga Elephant Festival, terracotta work, Bhortal Nritya, Majuli Festival , Tea woodcraft, Dhuliya and Festival jewellery making, Bhawariya, Khamba musical Lim instruments making, etc. pg. 1 Madhubani Painting, Sonepur Mela, Rock Paintings, Kalachakra, Rajgir Textile Printing, Jat-Jatin, Bidesia, Dance Festival, Wooden Work, Jhijhian dance, Makar Sankranti Wood Litti Chokha, Dhoti-kurta for Jumari Dance, Mela, Nag Carvings, Pottery Sattu paratha, Bihar men and saree for Kajari, Sohar- Panchami Works, Bamboo Jhaal Moori, women Khilouna, Fagua, Festival, Work, Sikki Works, Khaaja. Tilkut Dornkach Pitrapaksha Mela, Brass Works. Tikuli Shrawan Mela, Works. Zari Works. Vat Savitri Puja Kasida Work, Patna Kalam, Lacquer Works Cotton Fabrics, Bastar Dussera. Bamboo Art, Bell Saila Dance, Bastar Lokotsav, Metal(DHOKRA), Kachhora Lugda Karma. Sua Nacha, Madai, Bhoramdeo, Godna, Wrought (sari) and Chhattisgarh Pandavani, Panthi Chila, Dehrori Goncha. Teeja, Iron (LOHA •Polkha• Dance, Raut Nacha, Champaran Mela, Tumba, Wall (blouse) Jhifliti. Gendi Narayanpur Mela Painting, Wood Carving Feast Of St Francis Xavier, Feast Of Three Kings, Pottery and Shigmotsav, Goa Terracotta, Brass Heritage Festival, Metal Work, Bonderam, Sea Lacquerware / Dha10, Dekhlli, Loose cotton Bebinca, Food Wood turning, Goa Fugdi, Shigmo, clothes with bright Kokum Curry, Festival, Monte Crochet and Kunbi, Lamp Dance prints on them Fish Curry Music Embroidery, Festival, Kesarbai Bamboo Kerkar Music Craft, Fiber Craft, Festival, Christmas JuteMacrame Craft and New Year Celebrations Pithora paintings, Warli paintings, mirror work on Navratri. Rann mud walls and on Utsav, fabric, Bhavnath Mahadev Applique/Patchwor Fair, Vautha Mela k, Bamboo Craft, Fair, Modhera Bandhni (Tie & Dance Dye), Beads work, Kediyu or Kuna, Festival, Kite Clay work, Hand Dhoti or Chorno, Festival, Patra, Dhokla, Block Printing, sarees, Bhadra Purnima Fafda. Bhavai,Dandia, Garba, Metal Craft, Chaniya choli Fair, Khandvi, Gujarat Padhar, Tangaliya work, Lehnga, Madhav Rai Fair, Thepla, Kadhi, Tippani Mashru, Agate Phento - Tarnetar Fair, Dhansak, craft, headwear or a Shamlaji Melo, Undhiyu Handloom, turban, Ghagra Makar weaving, Namda, Choli Sankranti, Stone cutting, Janmashtami, Rath Puppetries, Yatra, Chitra Embellished Vichitra Wooden Mela, Ravechi Fair, Crafts, Hand Kavant Fair Painted Textile, Patola work pg. 2 Terracotta, Metal Jewellery, Lohri, Haryana Day, Dhamal, Daph Zari Jutti, Pinjore Heritage Bajre ki Dance, Phag, Sandalwood Dhoti- Kurta Festival, Khichdi, Ghoomar, Jhumar carving, Peedha Kurta / Shirt— Haryana Gangore/Gangaur, Meethe Dance, Loor, Gugga Making, Crochet, Lehnga, Odhni, Baisakhi, Gugga Chawal, Dance, Khoria, Punja Durries, Pagri Naumi, Surajkund Malpuas Chaupaia Lac Bangle, Mudha Mela, Kartik Fair Making, Sanghi Craft Kullu Natti., Thoda Shawl, Leather Dance, Dandras, Losar Festival, Churidar Pyjama. Craft, Ghurehi. Shiv Badar Festival of Sair, Pagri, Kurta, Metal Craft, Nati, Lahauli Dance, Minjar Fair. Halda Ghagra / Himachal Carpets, Losar Shona Festival, Sazo, Ghaghris. Choli, Dham. Madra Pradesh Chamba & Kangra Chuksam, Chhanak Doongri Festival, Head Scarf, Paintings, Chham Dance, Maha Shivratri, pattoo, Thipu, Woodcraft Gugga Dance, Nalwari Fair Salwar-Kameez & Wicker Works Jhamakada Spituk Gustor Zanskar, Galdan Bacha Nagma Papier Mache, Namchot, Hemis Dance, Dumhal Kashmiri Shawls Festival, Tulip Phiran, Churidar Rogan Josh, Dance, Rouf with Kashida, Jammu and Festival, Losar, or Salwar, Pathani Noon Chai and Dance,Kud, Bhand Panjrakari, Kashmir Sindhu Darshan suits, Skull cap or Roti, Haakh Pather, Bhand Khatamband, Festival, Amarnath Turban Saag, Kalari Jashan/Jashn, Kashmiri silk Yatra, Ladakh Hafiza, WuegiNachun carpets Festival, Matho Nagrang,Dosmoche Barura Sharif, Belgada Mela, Bhadli Mela, Toy Making, Wood Ragda or Bhagwan, Paika, Chhau Chatra Mela, craft, Bamboo Phutka, Kurta — Pajama Jharkhand Dance, Santhal, Kolhaiya Mela. craft, Paitkar or Dhuska, or dhoti, Karma Kolhua Mela, Folk Pitha, Arsa Saree Lawalong Mela, painting Roti Rabda Sharif, Sangat, Tutilawa Dussehra, Hampi Festival. Kambala Stone carving, Doll Festival, Hagga. making. Mysore Lungi, Shirt, Dollu Kunitha, Adda Halage, painting. Ivory Angavastram & Yakshagana dance. Pattadakal Dance Bisi bele Karnataka carving. Wood panche, Veeragase dance. Festival, Ugadi, Bhaath carving, Metal Kanchipuram or Bayalata dance Pongal. Makar Ware, Sandalwood Mysore Silk sarees Sankranti, craft Vairamudi, Festival, Rajyotsava Kathakali. 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(Holi), Lai Haraoba. rice Kheer, Toys, Stone (Woven Wrap), Manipur Raas Leela, Khamba Kang Festival (Rath Khaman Carving. Block Sarong, Mayek Thoibi. Yatra), Heirku Asinba Printing, Kauna Naibi. Kanap Pung Cholam Hindongba (Boat Kangshoi (Water Reed) Mat, Phanek Race), Kut, Manipur Hand Embroidery. Sangai Festival, Ningol Chakouba Weaving, Cane Ka Shad suk Mynsiem Mats, — annual spring Winnowing Fans, dance. Ka Porn-Blang Autumn Festival, Umbrellas, Stools, Nongkrem — Jainpien, Jainboh. Behdeinkhlam Baskets, Khasi Meghalaya Religious festival, Re'king with Jadoh Festival, Nongkrem, Bamboo Comb, Ka-Shad Dakmanda Khasi Festival Bamboo fishing ShyngwiangThangiap traps, — ceremonial dance Coiled Cane Laho Dance Container Anthurium festival. Puan, Puanchei, Chapchar Kut . Cane work, Cheraw, Khuallam, Kawrchei, Misa Mash Mizoram Thalfavang Kut, basketry, weaving, Chailam, Sarlamkai Ngotekherh, Poorah Khuado Kut, bamboo handicraft, Cyhna Mim Kilt. 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