The dance form of Jhoori, Gih and Rasa are popular in the district of

Sirmaur
Kinnaur
Chamba
Kangra

The correct answer is: C. Chamba

Jhoori, Gih and Rasa are popular folk dances of Chamba district in

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Himachal Pradesh. They are performed during the festivals of Holi, Dussehra and Baisakhi.

Jhoori is a dance performed by women in a circle. The dancers hold hands and move in a rhythmic pattern, singing and clapping. The dance is often accompanied by music from a drum and a flute.

Gih is a dance performed by men. The dancers wear traditional costumes and carry swords. They move in a circle, swinging their swords and singing. The dance is often accompanied by music from a drum and a flute.

Rasa is a dance performed by both men and women. The dancers wear traditional costumes and hold hands. They move in a circle, singing and clapping. The dance is often accompanied by music from a drum and a flute.

Sirmaur, Kinnaur and Kangra are also districts in Himachal Pradesh, but Jhoori, Gih and Rasa are not popular folk dances in these districts.