Loka Nrityas mentioned in the text include Lavani from Maharashtra, a rhythmic folk dance performed with energetic footwork; Purulia Chhau from West Bengal, a masked dance depicting mythological tales; and Yakshagana from Karnataka, a theatrical folk dance blending music, dialogue and movement. Each of these dance forms carries regional significance, preserving historical and religious traditions. They serve as expressions of cultural identity, storytelling and community celebration, ensuring the survival of rich artistic practices across generations.