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Outgoing Cultural Delegations April, 2010 – March, 2011 Annexure 2 OUTGOING CULTURAL DELEGATIONS APRIL, 2010 – MARCH, 2011 COUNTRIES NAME OF THE GROUP S.NO. VISITED DATE PURPOSE OF VISIT REMARKS 1. Reunion 10-member Manipuri Dance group “Meitei 4 – 19 April, 2010 To participate in the Tamil New Year Island Traditional Dance” led by Ms. Indira Devi, Celebrations in Reunion Island Manipur 2. USA Prof. T.R.Subramanyam and Dr. Radha 14 April – 29 June, To give cultural performances to coincide Venkatachalam (Carnatic Vocal), Tamilnadu 2010 with the G.N. Balasubramaniam (GNB) Two travel grants Global Centenary Celebrations 3. Singapore 10-member Punjabi Theatre group of 22 – 24 April, 2010 To participate in the Baisakhi Mela “Amritsar Natak Kala Kendra led by Ms. Areet Kaur, Punjab 4. Malaysia 14-member Bhangra and Giddha group 22 – 26 April, 2010 To perform at the Baisakhi Celebrations “Jugni Cultural and Youth” led by Shri Davinder Singh, Punjab 5. Cambodia 6-member Manipuri Dance group led by Ms. 24 April – 1 May, To give cultural performances on the Rina Devi, Manipur 2010 occasion of “Trail of Civilization” in Siem Riep, Cambodia 6. Zimbabwe 12-member Gujarati Folk Dance group 25 April – 9 May, To participate in the Harare International South Africa “Yuvak Mandal Gadhavi” led by Shri Bhoye 2010 Festival of Arts (HIFA) in Zimbabwe and to Shivaji Kaprubhai, Gujarat give cultural performances in South Africa 7. Germany 14 travel grants to Children group from 1 - 10 May, 2010 To participate in the Children Choir Festival Bangalore Music School, Karnataka Fourteen travel grants 8. Singapore 4-member Rabindra Sangeet group led by 10 – 15 May, 2010 To give cultural performances during a Malaysia Shri Prabuddha Raha, West Bengal Conference “An Age in Motion : The Asian Voyage of Rabindranatha Tagore” 9. Italy 3-member Flute group led by Shri Hari 12 – 20 May, 2010 To perform during the Turin International Turkey Mohan Srivastava, Uttar Pradesh Book Fair in Italy and to give cultural performances in Turkey 10. Trinidad & 10-member Rajasthani Folk group led by 25 May – 8 June, To give cultural performances on the Tobago Ms. Gangabai Kamad, Rajasthan 2010 occasion of Indian Arrival Day Suriname 1 11. Myanmar 5-member Music Band Group “Abiogenesis 27 – 31 May, 2010 To give cultural performance at the National Music Band” led by Shri Moasubong, Theatre, Yangon and at the National Theatre Nagaland Mandalay 12. Japan 5-member Kuchipudi Dance group of Shri 28 May – 10 June, To give cultural performances on the Kalakrishna, Andhra Pradesh 2010 occasion of the Golden Jubilee celebration of the Vedanta Society 13. UK 10-member Rajasthani Folk Music group 2 – 21 June, 2010 To participate in the Preston Mela, Bradford “Lok Rang Parishad” led by Shri Samandar Mela & Glasgow Mela Khan Manganiar, Rajasthan 14. Vietnam 5-member Odissi Dance group led by Ms. 5 – 13 June, 2010 To participate in the Hue Festival Arundhati Roy, West Bengal 15. Cyprus 5-member Mahila Tal Vadya Kacheri group 6 – 11 June, 2010 To give cultural performances led by Ms. Sukanya Ramgopal (Ghatam with Taalvadya Kacheri), Karnataka 16. Malaysia 5-member Bharatanatyam Dance group led 10 – 14 June, 2010 To participate in the “2nd Festival of by Ms. Urmila Sathyanarayanan, Tamilnadu Bharatanatyam” and to conduct lecture demonstrations and workshops 17. Italy 9-member Bharatanatyam Dance group led 10 - 20 June, 2010 To give cultural performances by Shri Syed Sallauddin Pasha, New Delhi 18. Malaysia 7-member Bollywood group led by Ms. 11 – 17 June, 2010 To perform during the Queen’s Baton Rally Diversion Shubra Bhardwaj, Maharashtra from Festival of India in China 19. Congo 12-member U.P. Folk group “Brij Lok Kala 22 – 28 June, 2010 To give cultural performances on the Kinshasha Manch and Jagriti Mandal” led by Shri occasion of the 50th Anniversary of Ashok Sharma, Rajasthan Independence of Kinshasha 20. USA Ms. Sreyashi Mitra, (Rabindra Sangeet) 26 June – 8 July, To give cultural performances West Bengal 2010 Three travel grants 21. USA Shri Rangaputhali Raghunandan, Karnataka 28 June – 20 July, To perform at the Navika World First One Travel Grant 2010 Kannada Summit 22. Italy 8-member Odissi Dance group led by Ms. 30 June – 16 July, To give cultural performances U.K. Illeana Citarisit, Orissa 2010 23. South Africa 8-member Qawaali group led by Shri 1 – 20 July, 2010 To participate at the Saberi Urs Festival Ghulam Sabir and Shri Ghulam Waris, Delhi 24. Russia 8-member Puppet group led by Ms. 2 – 20 July, 2010 To participate in the VI International Eco- Anurupa Roy, Maharashtra authentic Festival of Puppet Theatre “Chir Chayayn” (Spirit of the Earth” 2 25. Norway Four travel grants to Ms. Jyotsna Shourie 8 – 11 July, 2010 To participate in the Forde Dance and Music (Bharatanatyam), New Delhi Festival in Norway Four travel grants 26. Oman 6-member Composite Music group of Ms. 10 – 25 July, 2010 To give cultural performances Doha Charanjeet Soni and Shri Fareed Ahmed UAE (Dubai, Khan, New Delhi Abu Dhabi ) 27. Vietnam 6 - member Fusion Band/ Hindustani 21 – 26 July, 2010 To participate in the Beach Festival in Ho Chi Instrumental group ‘IMPULSE” led by Shri Minh City Arunangshu Chaudhury, Delhi 28. Ireland 12-member Yakshgana group ”Sanjeeva 22 – 28 July, 2010 To participate in the Festival of World Suvarna”, led by Shri Moodanidamboor Cultures (FWC) Sanjeeva Poojary, Karnataka 29. Uzbekistan Shri Suranjan Das, Vice Chancellor of 25 – 30 July, 2010 To deliver lecture on the India-Uzbek Kolkata University, West Bengal Friendship as part of the “Year of India” in Uzbekistan 30. Canada Shri Kadri Gopalnath (Saxophone), Chennai 28 July – 3 August. To perform during the grand consecration Five travel grants 2010 (Kumbabhishekam) celebrations of the SBVF organized by Sringeri Vidya Bharati Foundation 31. Mauritius 7 – member Fusion group “SARGAM” led 28 July – 4 August, To give cultural performances on the by Shri Johar Ali, New Delhi 2010 occasion of the commemoration of the Bicentenary of the Naval Battle of Grand Port 32. Israel 6-member Puppet group led by Shri Raj 1 – 9 August, 2010 To participate in the 35th International Arts Kumar Bhatt, New Delhi and Crafts Fair-2010 33. Maldives 15 – member Magic group of Shri 2 – 6 August, 2010 To give cultural performances to celebrate Muthukad, Kerala the India-Maldives Friendship Month 34. Oman 12-member Bhangra group led by Shri 5 – 9 August, 2010 To participate at the Khareef Festival in Sandeep Kumar Khiva, Punjab Salalah, Oman 35. Bhutan 5-member Sitar group led by Shri Shujaat 13 – 16 August, To give cultural performances on the Hussain Khan, Delhi 2010 occasion of Independence Day 36. Sri Lanka 8-member Odissi Dance group led by Ms. 13 – 21 August, To give cultural performances on the Sharmila Biswas, West Bengal 2010 occasion of Independence Day 37. USA 8-member Kathakali group led by Guru 14 – 22 August, To participate in the “Erasing Borders Canada Radhamohan, Delhi 2010 Festival of Indian Dance 2010” in USA and to give cultural performances in Canada 38. Turkmenistan 11-member Punjabi group “Feels 14 – 22 August, To participate in the “Avaja 2010” Festival – International” group led by Shri Ashwani 2010 Festival of Music, Song and Dances Kumar, Delhi 3 39. Greece 10 – member Odissi Folk group led by Sri 20- 30 August, To participate in the 48th International D.Balaram Reddy, Orissa 2010 Folklore Festival of Lefkas 40. Egypt 8-member Rajasthani Folk group led by Shri 23 August – 5 To participate in the Sufi Samma Festival Mohd. Rafiq Langa, Delhi September, 2010 41. South Africa 20-member Folk group choreographed by 28 August – 3 To participate in the India Show Ms. Maitreyee Pahari, Delhi September, 2010 42. South Africa 18-member Mohiniattam Dance group from 6 – 20 September, To present their production “Swan Lake” Centre for Mohiniattam Institution, New 2010 during Shared Histories Festival – 2010 Delhi (Teamwork) – Travel grant 43. Australia 5-member Carnatic Violin group led by 9 September – 5 To give cultural performances Professor T.N.Krishnan, Tamilnadu October, 2010 44. USA Shri Uday Bhalvalkar (Dhrupad), 9 September – 9 To give cultural performances Maharashtra November Two travel grants 45. USA Ms. Lushin Dubey (Theatre), New Delhi 10 September – 13 To stage the Musical Play “Salaam India” Eight Travel grants October, 2011 46. Maldives 14-member Punjabi Folk Dance group led 15 – 20 To give cultural performances by Shri Surinder Sagar & Party, Punjab September, 2010 47. U.K. Kathakali group led by Shri Kalamandalam 15 September – 3 To give cultural performances and conduct Gopi, Kerala` December, 2010 workshops in U.K. Five travel grants 48. Bangladesh 5-member Bharatanatyam Dance group led 15 – 24 To give cultural performances by Ms. Nivedita Parthasarathy, Tamil Nadu September, 2010 49-51. Qatar (i)12-member Rajasthani Folk Dance group 25 September – 5 To participate in the Indian Cultural Festival Muscat led by Smt. Govardhan Kumari, Rajasthan October, 2010 in Doha UAE (Abu (ii) 8-member Qawaali group of Nizami Dhabi) Bandhus (Shri Chand Nizami), New Delhi ` (iii) 7-member Kathak Dance group led by 25 September – 8 Qatar Ms. Rekha Mehra, New Delhi October, 2010 Muscat UAE (Abu 25 – 29 Dhabi) September, 2010 Kuwait Qatar 4 52-54. Egypt (i) 5-memberTalaash Musical Band led by 26 September – 4 To participate in the India Week in Egypt Shri Ritesh Ranjan Sahai, Uttar Pradesh October, 2010 (ii) 14-member Manipuri Dance group “Ranganiketan” led by Shri Amarjeet Singh, Manipur (iii) 12-member Gujarati Folk Dance group “Halar Lok Kala Kendra” led by Shri J.C.Jadeja, Gujarat 55. South Korea 21-member Ballet group “Ritu Samhara” 28 September - 18 To participate in the 12th International Dance Thailand choreographed by Pandit Birju Maharaj, October, 2010 and Music Festival in Thailand and 10th New Delhi ; consisting of (i) 3-member Anniversary of the Jeonju International Sori Kuchipudi Dance group led by Ms.
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