Chham is a ritual Buddhist dance associated with Himachal Pradesh. It is performed mainly in monasteries and festival gatherings with masks, costumes and symbolic movements. The purpose is not only entertainment; it is believed to remove negative forces, teach moral values and bless the community. In SSC Static GK, this question tests the link between a dance form, its religious background and its state. Chham is connected with Buddhist culture in Himalayan regions, so it should not be confused with general folk dances of plains. Remember it as Himachal Pradesh plus Buddhist ritual plus warding off evil spirits.
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