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13750 students set Dhimsa dance Guinness record
The Hindu··2 Aug
A total of 13,750 students performed the Dhimsa tribal dance at Bhogapuram airport on August 1, setting a Guinness World Record. The mass performance was part of the airport inaugural programme highlighting Andhra Pradesh's tribal heritage and cultural identity. Organisers combined infrastructure celebration with a heritage showcase drawing participants from across the state's tribal communities.
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What It Means For You
- Andhra Pradesh tribal communities gain national visibility as 13,750 students performed the Dhimsa dance at the Bhogapuram airport inaugural on August 1.
- Anyone interested in indigenous cultural heritage can see a Guinness record attempt tied to a major infrastructure opening in the state.
- Students who participated in the mass dance event become part of a documented record highlighting Andhra Pradesh's tribal traditions.
What's Happening
- A total of 13,750 students performed the Dhimsa tribal dance at Bhogapuram airport on August 1, setting a Guinness World Record.
- The mass performance was part of the airport inaugural programme highlighting Andhra Pradesh's tribal heritage and cultural identity.
- Organisers combined infrastructure celebration with a heritage showcase drawing participants from across the state's tribal communities.
Tribal Heritage On The Tarmac At Bhogapuram
- Dhimsa is a traditional dance form associated with tribal communities in Andhra Pradesh and neighbouring states, often performed during festivals and gatherings.
- Guinness World Record attempts at large public events have become a feature of major Indian infrastructure inaugurations in recent years.
- Bhogapuram airport inaugural also drew political leaders including PM Modi, Naidu and Pawan Kalyan on the same day.
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