Test: Hamara Bharat—Incredible India! - 2 - Class 6 MCQ

Aakansha is the first child to speak in the video. She introduces herself as being from Uttarakhand and talks about the traditional folk art Aipan, which is made with rice flour paste on brick-red walls during family functions and festivals.

Priyaranjan belongs to Odisha. He talks about the traditional Dhokra metal craft, which is a 4000-year-old craft from his state.

Aakansha talks about the folk art called Aipan, which is a traditional art form from Uttarakhand. It is created using a paste made from white rice flour on brick-red walls during family functions and festivals.

Dhokra is an ancient metal craft from Odisha. It involves creating figures from clay, covering them with wax, carving fine details, and then pouring molten brass into the empty spaces to create beautiful metal sculptures.

The first step in making Dhokra art is to make a figure with clay. After the clay figure is created, it is dried and covered with wax, then carved, and eventually melted to create the final metal sculpture using brass scrap.

Chitra from Kerala makes bowls and jewellery using coconut shells. She cleans, smooths, shapes, and polishes the coconut shells to create beautiful, biodegradable items.

The final step in making coconut shell craft, according to Chitra, is polishing the shell with wood polish to make it shiny. This gives the finished product a smooth, polished appearance.

Balamurali comes from Andhra Pradesh. He talks about the traditional art of making Kondapalli toys, which are crafted from soft wood and inspired by folk stories and rural life.

Balamurali uses soft wood from nearby hills to make toys in Kondapalli, Andhra Pradesh. The wood is carved into toy shapes, and then additional materials like tamarind seed paste and natural dyes are used to finish the toys.

The "Ek Bharat, Shreshtha Bharat" program aims to promote unity and strengthen emotional bonds among the citizens of different states in India. It celebrates the diversity of cultures and traditions while fostering a sense of shared identity and mutual understanding.