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MINUTES of TWENTY EIGHTH MEETING of the CULTURAL FUNCTIONS GRANT SCHEME (CFGS) HELD on 15Th & 16Th NOVEMBER- 2014 at ALLAHABAD F.No.9-341/2014-S&F Government of India Ministry of Culture ***** Puratatav Bhavan, 2 nd Floor ‘D’ Block, GPO Complex INA, New Delhi-110023 Dated: 29.12.2014 MINUTES OF TWENTY EIGHTH MEETING OF THE CULTURAL FUNCTIONS GRANT SCHEME (CFGS) HELD ON 15th & 16th NOVEMBER- 2014 AT ALLAHABAD. A meeting of CFGS was held on 15th & 16th November 2014 under the Chairmanship of Shri K.K. Mittal, Additional Secretary to consider the proposal for financial assistance by the Expert Committee. 2. The Expert Committee considerd 305 applications which were complete and supported with all documents as required under the scheme. The Committee examined each and every proposal individually before taking a decision and recommended the following 279 proposals for financial assistance under the scheme. The detail of the approved, rejected and incomplete proposals are as under :- Sl.No. Name of organaisation Subject of proposed Time / Amount & Addresss project Duration of recommended the project by Experts (Rs. In Lakhs) Andhra Pradesh 1 Akhila Bharatha Kuchipudi Dance 15-10 2014 to 2.00 Kuchipudi Natya Kala Festival 17-10-2014 Mandal , Add.- Door no:-102, Temple Street , Kuchipudi villege ,moova manadal (A.P.) 2 Andhra NatakaKala Cultural Festival 4-11-2014 to 2.00 parishad , Add:- D.No. 9-11-2014 6-2-913, Progressive tower , Kharidabad , Hydrabad (A.P.) [Type text] Page 1 3 Bharat Cultural Rural Performing Cultural 1-01-2015 to 3.00 Devlopment Society, Programs (stage 30-06-2015 Add:-Obula Devara Drama) by Physically Cheruvu ,Kadiri , Handicapped Person Anantpur (A.P.) 4 Cresent Education Celebration Of 15-12-2014 0.80 Academy Add:- Lambadi (Banjara) Folk to 29-12- Kanginipalli (vill&po) Dance Festival in 2014 Gorantala Mandal , Rayalseema Anantapur (A.P.) Total Amount = 7.80 Assam 5 All Assam Meetei Traditional Art Thang- 21-12-2014 1.50 Huyel , Add:- Vill&Po. Ta Festival to 26-12- Lalglong , Thang -Ta 2014 Association, Kamranga part-1 , P.S. :- Joypur , Dist-Cachar , Assam - 788107 6 Samahar Natya Gosthee Brajnath Sharma 9-09-2014 to 3.00 , 1/857 , Braj nath Memorial Drama 15-09-2014 sharma path , Dr. Zakir festival 2014 Hussain Road Hengerabari ,Guwahati, Assam 7 Srimanta sankardev Kala Karmshala 1-06-2014 2.50 Krishti Bikash Kendra to 31-07- (SSKBK), Add:- 2014 / for a Sankardev Nagar period of Near sub div. H.Q. , two month Dist. Nagaon , Assam-782442. Total Amount = 7.00 Bihar 8 Bharatiyam , Add:- Seminar and Utsav on 18-07-2015 0.50 C.P.N. Colony , Folk Culture to 20-7- Mithanpur , 2015 Muzffarpur , Bihar . 9 Lok Kala Vikash Seminar & Festival 12-06-2015 1.50 Sansthan Add:-Vill- on Folk culture to 16-06- Prem brahanda khoti 2015 P.O. Ghatho , Dist - Samastipur ,Bihar [Type text] Page 2 10 Magadh Vikah Lok , Seminar & Festival 28-07-2015 1.50 Add:- Kosut , Dist, on Magahi Folk to 30-07- Patna-804452 ,Bihar. Culture 2015 11 Natraj Kala mandir , Natraj Utsav 26-02-2015 3.00 Add:- 98 M.I.G. Opp. to 01-03- Hanuman Nagar , 2015 kankarbagh , Patna . Bihar . 12 Navras School of Barkha Ritu Ayai 17.8.2014 4.70 Performing Art , Add:- 111 , Patliputra colony , Patna , Bihar . 13 Prayas , Add:- opp- Five Day's Third 17-11-2014 4.00 Apsara Cinema Hall National Prayas to 21-11- ,Near Ashiana Galaxy Natya Mela 2014 , Patna -1 , Bihar . 14 Shourya , Add:- Vir Holding Seminar & 5-2-2015 to 2.50 kunwar singh Nagar , Festival 7-2-2015 Janta Road , Patna-1 , Bihar . 15 The Fact Art and Rang-E-Mahoul 2015 8-2-2015 to 5.00 Cultural Socciety , 15-2-2015 Add:- Dinkar Bhawan near Nagar Palika , Begusarai-851101 ,Bihar . 16 Tyag , Add:- Vill. Seminar & Festival 9-7- 2015 to 1.50 Khorampur , 11-7-2015 Chakmgola , Dist . Vaishali-844504, Bihar . Total Amount = 24.20 Chhattisgarh 17 IPTA Center for National Theater 26-12-2014 5.00 cultural Resources Festival to 30-12- and Training , Add:- 2014 Athaley house , civil lines , Daroga para , Raigarh ,Chhattisgarh. [Type text] Page 3 18 Vikalp the Society for 10th National Drama Dec-14 1.50 Alternative Festival Development, Add:- Bhagat singh chowk , Dongargarh, (CG) Total Amount = 6.50 Chandigarh 19 Theatre for Theatre , 10th TFT winter 1-12-2013 4.00 Add:- 2929 , 42-C , National Theater to febraury Chandigarh . Festival 2014-2015 2014 Total Amount = 4.00 Delhi 20 Association for SAMBHAV 2014 14-11-2014 5.00+3.00 (after going Learning Performing to 16-11- through the profile Art & Normative 2014 and level of past Action, Add:- C -405, activities of the 4th Floor , Purvasha , organization, the Expert Committee Anadlok CGHS , noted that the Mayur vihar-1, New function is of Delhi . specially handicapped concern with international projection and therefore recommended higher grant.) 21 Atelier Theater Atelier`s Act Festival 14-3-2015 5.00 Society , Add:- 680 , season-8 to 21-3- Floor 3 , Mukharjee 2015 Nagar , Delhi 110009 [Type text] Page 4 22 Bengali at Delhi New Natyotsob -Bengali 31-1-2014 3.00 cultural Theater Festival to 2-11- Revolution(BONCR) 2014 , Add:-D-6 FF, C.R. Park , New Delhi- 110019 . 23 Delhi Telugu Culture in Urban Area 11-10-2014 5.00 Akademy , Add:- 605 Seminar/Symposium to 12-10- Classic apartment , on Tribal For 2014 plot no. 24 , sector 12 Art/Culture , Dwarka , New Particularly in Urban Delhi-78. Area 24 Dhrupad Academy National Drupad 28-10-2014 4.00 ,Add:- 127-D , 2nd Samaroh to 30-10- floor ,Pratap Enclave 2014 ,Mohan Garden , Uttam Nagar , New Delhi-110059. 25 Drupadi Dream Trust International Seminar 14-1-2015 5.00+10.00 (after going , add:- 71 , Mayfair & Exhibation on the to 17-1- through the profile Apartment , Hauz Mahabharata 2015 and level of past khas , New Delhi- activities of the 110016. organization, the Expert Committee noted that the function is an international event and the project needs extra support therefore recommended higher grant.) [Type text] Page 5 26 Forum for Art Delhi international 1-11-2014 5.00+15.00 Beyond Borders Arts Festival 2014 to 12-11- (after going Add:- A1, 1st floor , 2014 through the Girdhar Apart. , 28 , profile and Firojsah Road , New level of past Delhi-110001. activities of the organization, the Expert Committee noted that the function is an international festival therefore recommended higher grant.) 27 Gandhi Hindustani Vachan Vaachan 30-8-2014 4.00 Sahitya Sabha Add:- Utsav to 3-9-2014 1 , Jawahar lal Nehru Marg , Rajghat , New Delhi-110002. 28 Ganesha Natyalaya , Mega Festival 25-12-2014 5.00 Add:- C-16 , Kutub to 26-12- Institunal Area , 2014 behind Qutub Hotel , New Delhi -110016. 29 Hindi Sangit Bhaathkhande Music 1/10/2015 3.80 Institution , Add:- B-6 Festival ,Qutab Institution Area , New Delhi-16 . 30 JBF Welfare Insurgence to 7.11.2014 to 5.00 Orgnasition, 466,GF, Ressurgence 10.11.2014 DDA MIG Flats, Shree Awas, Sector- 188, Dwarka,New Delhi. 31 Maithili Lok Rang , Mithila Rang nov-2014 - 3.00 Add:- 651 -4th floor Mahotsav march. 2015 Agarwal chamber iii- 26, Veer sabarkar Block , Shakarpur , Delhi-92 . [Type text] Page 6 32 Natsamrat society , Natsamrat january 2015 5.00 Add:- 196-G pocket 4 , Natyotsav to March 2015 Mayur vihar Phase -1 , Natsamrat Delhi- 110091 . Theater Award 33 Pratibha Sanskritik Angik Abhinay 3/31/2015 3.00 Sansthan , Add:-S-239 Karmshala , School Block , Shakarpur , Delhi -92. 34 Rangashree , Add:- C- 2nd Bhojpuri 2nd -3rd week 4.00 304 , Ispitika Natya Mahotsav of November apartment , plot -29 , 2014 sector-4 , Dwarka , New Delhi-78 . 35 SAHMAT , Add:- 29 , 26th Safdar 1/1/2015 4.00 Firojshah Road , New Hashmi Delhi-110001 . Memorial 36 Sangeet Shyamala , National Dance 21-3-2015 to 4.00 Add:- A-112-12 , Theater Festival 22-3-2015 Vasant vihar , opp. A 11/6 . New Delhi -57. 37 Sopori Academy of SaMaPa Sangeet 21/11/2014 to 5.00+5.00 (after going through the Music and Performing Sammelan 2014 23/11/2014 profile and level of Arts , Add:- 21/79 , past activities of the Lodi Colony , New organization, the Delhi -110003 . Expert Committee noted that the function is of a very high level and from Jammu&Kashmir therefore recommended higher grant.) 38 Sufi Kathak Sufi Music and 7.11.2014 4.00 Foundation , J-237, Dance Festival Saket, Basement, New Delhi-110017. [Type text] Page 7 39 SUNAAd , Add:- E- Two Days February - 3.00 604 , Nagarjuna Musical march 2015 Apartment,Plot- A1 , Festival-- Chilla , Mayur Kunj , "SANGAMAM" Delhi . 40 Sursagar Society of Tirangee 1-8-2014 & 5.00 Delhi Gharana , Add:- Malhaar- one day 1595 , Musqui Manzil Aitribute to Sri project , Suiwalan , Daryaganj Pingali , New Delhi -110002. Venkaiah 41 Swar Samarpan , R- PT. Omkar Nath 29.12.2014 to 3.00 12A, First Floor , Thakur Sangeet 30.12.2014 HauzKhas Enclave, Samaroh New Delhi-110016. 42 Swayambhu A Festival of 18-12-2014 to 2.00 Foundation , Add:-E- Contemporary 21-12-2014 89 , SFS Flats , Rohini and sector -18 , New Tradinational Delhi-85 . Theatre Total Amount = 127.80 Gujrat 43 Sangeet Natya kala Rastriya Natya 5-2-2015 to 5.00 Mandal , Add:- Samaroh 10-2-2015 Nandanvan Society , near khara kuva , At P.O. Khambholaj Ta. Dist- Anand , Gujrat- 388330. Total Amount = 5.00 Haryana 44 Abhinaya Rang Manch Abhigyan Rang 26-12-2014 to 2.00 , Add:- House No.- Aangan Puppet 30-12-2014 616, Sector-15A , Theater Festival Hisar , Haryana . [Type text] Page 8 45 Mahara Haryana Cultural National Folk 6-12-2014 to 2.00 Society , Add:-297 Theater Festival 8-12-2014 ,Housing Board Colony , Jind , Pin-126102, Haryana.
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