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Meri saheli magazine subscription published this article page no 31 They are nomadic and travel the length and breadth of the country selling their ëwonder drums wherever they go. A market for dholaks exists all over India with Delhi Bombay Lucknow and Amritsar as the main centres. Dholaks are used by almost all sections of society during religious festivities and on special occasions like the birth of a child and weddings. The beat of a dholak can be regularly heard in temples and gurudwaras. Damru It is a tiny two-sided drum that often has a string and a stone fixed to it and is used by the madari. Try and find out which Hindu god is depicted playing a damru. Naggadda It is a large resounding drum used in North India as accompaniment by folk performers in nautanki or traditionally to announce the arrival of royalty. It is played using drumsticks. Its South Indian counterpart is the chhenda that produces the sharp percussion that accompanies the Kathakali dance meri saheli mehndi design book free download pdf.

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