1. Janaki Lal demonstrated the 'Masquerade Art' of Rajasthan.

2. The people of the Bahurupiya tribe have traditionally had street performance as their main occupation, using the art of impersonation, and painting their bodies to create their identity.

3. However, with new means of entertainment in urban India, this art form is facing extinction.

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1. Bijolia farmer belongs to Uppermal plateau.

2. The Bijolia movement was started by the farmers of Mewar state in 1897 AD. This movement was carried out against the imposition of excessive taxes on farmers.

3. The Bijolia Peasant Movement (1897-1941) was the first peasant movement in Rajasthan and lasted the longest.

4. Bijolia is in Bhilwara district and was the Thikana of Mewar state.

1. Katki Odhani is famous in the tribal areas of Rajasthan.

2. It is especially for unmarried women

3. It is also called Pavli Bhanta ki Odhani.

4. Tribal unmarried women in Rajasthan are called Katki.