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PART 'A' : FRESH APPROVED PROPOSALS FOR 2017-18 Sought Sought Approved S.No File No. Name of the Organization & Address Field Status & Remarks Guru Artists Guru + Artists ANDHRA PRADESH New Star Modern Theater Arts Welfare Association, D.No. 16-2-12, Lakshmanrao Street, 1 AP(SG)(N)2 1 12 Theatre 1+2 Proposal Sanctioned. Purnanandam Peta, Vijayawada, Krishna District, Andhra Pradesh - 520003 Sri Sai Natyanjali Fine Arts Development Association, 2 AP(SG)(N)3 Near SPY Reddy House, Bommalastharam, 1 89 Dance 1+2 Proposal Sanctioned. Nandyal, Andhra Pradesh - 518501 BIHAR Association for Social Harmony & Art, 3 BR(SG)(N)3 Bara Telpa (Takiya), Chapra, Saran, 1 8 Theatre 1+2 Proposal Sanctioned. Bihar - 841301 Nirman Rangmanch, At- Sanchi Patti, Vivekanand Colony, Hajipur, 4 BR(SG)(N)5 1 2 Theatre 1+1 Proposal Sanctioned. Bihar - 844101 Mahila Avam Bal Seva Manch, Salimpur Ahra, Saguni Niwas, Lane No.- 1 5 BR(SG)(N)6 (Near Uma Cinema) Po- Bankipur, Ps- Gandhi 1 14 Music & Theatre 1+1 Proposal Sanctioned. Maidan, Dist- Patna, Bihar - 800003 Naad, 6 BR(SG)(N)7 Shahar Rampur, Naubatpur, Patna, 1 5 Theatre 1+1 Proposal Sanctioned. Bihar - 801109 Page 1 Sought Sought Approved S.No File No. Name of the Organization & Address Field Status & Remarks Guru Artists Guru + Artists Sanskritik Anchal, 7 BR(SG)(N)8 Mohna Tola, Mirganj, Purnea, 1 2 Theatre 1+1 Proposal Sanctioned. Bihar - 854304 Magadh Kala Vikash Manch, Chitragupt Nagar Pokhariya, Ward No.-37, 8 BR(SG)(N)9 1 4 Theatre 1+1 Proposal Sanctioned. Begusarai, Bihar - 851101 Kala Kunj, Mohanpur, Pump House, Near Prem Lodge 9 BR(SG)(N)12 1 2 Theatre 1+2 Proposal Sanctioned. Gali, Punaichak, Patna, Bihar - 800023 The Art Maker , New Bigrahpur, Bihari Path, Near New Bus 10 BR(SG)(N)13 1 5 Theatre 1+2 Proposal Sanctioned. Stand, Bihar - 800001 Vital Invention of Social Harmony with Art (VISHWA), 11 BR(SG)(N)14 Maakhanpur IdgahNr. Mahavir Mandir, 1 5 Theatre 1+2 Proposal Sanctioned. Patna, Bihar - 800007 Naya Rang, Chakarsul, Mahdeiyan, Meenapur, 12 BR(SG)(N)16 1 5 Theatre 1+2 Proposal Sanctioned. Muzaffarpur, Bihar - 843128 CHHATTISGARH Baruka Rang Sarowar Lokkala Manch, 13 CG(SG)(N)1 Baruka, P.O- Pond, Gariaband, 1 20 Theatre 1+2 Proposal Sanctioned. Chhattisgarh - 492109 Page 2 Sought Sought Approved S.No File No. Name of the Organization & Address Field Status & Remarks Guru Artists Guru + Artists Jai Chhattisharhi Lok Sanskritik Sanstha Godna, Jai Chhattisharhi Lok Sanskritik Sanstha 14 CG(SG)(N)2 Godna H. No. 98, Gram Kohka, Kumhar 1 20 Theatre 1+2 Proposal Sanctioned. Mohalla, Post Dongargaon, Distt. Rajnandhaon, Chhattisgarh - 491661 DELHI Prism Theatre Society, 15 DL(SG)(N)2 88/10 Street No. 1, Shakarpur, Delhi, 1 10 Theatre 1+2 Proposal Sanctioned. Delhi - 110092 Common People, Wp-456/5, Village-Wazirpur, Ashokvihar, 16 DL(SG)(N)3 1 8 Theatre 1+2 Proposal Sanctioned. New Delhi, Delhi - 110052 Umang Rachnakar Sangthan, E-78, South Extenstion, Part - 1, (Legma 17 DL(SG)(N)4 Basement), Near Bangali Sweet, New Delhi - 1 20 Uttrakhandi Folk 1+2 Proposal Sanctioned. 49, Delhi - 110049 Saanjha Sapna, 120/A, GH-II, Ankur Appt., Paschim Vihar, 18 DL(SG)(N)6 1 2 Theatre 1+2 Proposal Sanctioned. New Delhi, Delhi - 110063 Jan Kalyan Seva Samiti, Plot 155, Sector 5, Sainik Enclave, Mohan 19 DL(SG)(N)8 1 2 Theatre 1+2 Proposal Sanctioned. Garden, Uttam Nagar, Delhi - 110059 Page 3 Sought Sought Approved S.No File No. Name of the Organization & Address Field Status & Remarks Guru Artists Guru + Artists Manipuri Cultural Troupe, U-152 B, Vikas Marg, Shakarpur Laxmi Nagar, 20 DL(SG)(N)9 1 5 Dance 1+2 Proposal Sanctioned. Delhi - 1100092 Devi Durga Kathak Sansthan, 21 DL(SG)(N)10 366, K. P. Thakkar Block, Delhi, 1 6 Dance 1+2 Proposal Sanctioned. Delhi - 110049 Global Cultural and Educational Foundation, Plot No. 269, KH. No. 30/3, Bharat Vihar, Vashisht Park, Block -A, Kakrola, Dwarka, 22 DL(SG)(N)11 1 9 Theatre 1+2 Proposal Sanctioned. Delhi, Delhi - 110078 Aayushi Shkshan Evam Prasarak Pratisthan (ASEPP), 23 DL(SG)(N)12 H. No. 2, Street No. 2, Old Maujpur East, 1 11 Music 1+2 Proposal Sanctioned. Delhi, Delhi - 110053 HARYANA Nritya Dhara, Flat No.- 101, Tower-3, The Palms, South City- 24 HR(SG)(N)6 1 2 Oddisi Dance 1+2 Proposal Sanctioned. 1, Sector-31, Guragaon, Haryana - 122001 Deepika Rural Development Society, 25 HR(SG)(N)7 Siwana, Teh Beri, Jhajjar, 1 2 Theatre 1+2 Proposal Sanctioned. Haryana - 124201 KARNATAKA Dhaatu, 3944/F, 17th cross, 4th Main, BSK II Stage, 26 KA(SG)(N)1 1 2 Puppetry 1+2 Proposal Sanctioned. Bangalore, Karnataka - 560070 Page 4 Sought Sought Approved S.No File No. Name of the Organization & Address Field Status & Remarks Guru Artists Guru + Artists Ranga Adhyayana Kendra Trust Kundapura, Bhandarkar's College Campus, Kundapura, 27 KA(SG)(N)13 Udupi, 1 20 Theatre 1+2 Proposal Sanctioned. Karnataka - 576201 Nama Tuluver Kala Sanghatane (R), Natkaduru, Mudradi, Karkala Taluk, Udupi, 28 KA(SG)(N)16 1 16 Theatre 1+2 Proposal Sanctioned. Karnataka - 576112 Sai Arts International, 1528, 9th main, A Block, Subramanya nagar, 29 KA(SG)(N)24 1 6 Dance and Yoga 1+2 Proposal Sanctioned. Rajajinagar, Karnataka - 560010 Sri Gurukumareshwara Natyasangha, Hangalla , 30 KA(SG)(N)43 Ward No. 16, Yogapura Colony, Vijaypura, 1 10 Theatre 1+2 Proposal Sanctioned. Karnataka - 586101 Rangaputhali Ysoda Puppetry, 31 KA(SG)(N)50 2nd Main, 7th Cross, Bangalore, 1 5 Dance 1+2 Proposal Sanctioned. Karnataka - 560091 MAHARASHTRA Vaibhav Sanskrutik Kala Mandal, Plot No. 38, Shende Nagar, Kamptee Road, Sufficient Activity, 32 MH(SG)(N)1 Teka Naka, Behind Gramin Police Quarter, 1 6 Rare Art Form 1+2 Proposal Sanctioned. Nagpur, Maharashtra - 440026 Lokkalyan Sevabhavi Sanstha, C/o- Ram Bellale, A/p- Rokada Savargaon, 33 MH(SG)(N)3 1 4 Theatre 1+2 Proposal Sanctioned. Tq. Ahemedpur, Dist.- Latur, Maharashtra - 413515 Page 5 Sought Sought Approved S.No File No. Name of the Organization & Address Field Status & Remarks Guru Artists Guru + Artists Deo Raoji Kubde Seva Pratisthan, Plot No. 20, Amin Colony, Besa, Somalwada Navrangi Bharud 34 MH(SG)(N)4 1 9 1+2 Proposal Sanctioned. Road, Besa Nagpur, (Folk Form) Maharashtra - 440034 Shikshan Sahakar Maharshi Bhagwanrao Nagargoje Bahuudhesiya Shikshan Prasarak Mandal, 35 MH(SG)(N)5 1 7 Dance 1+2 Proposal Sanctioned. C/o- Balaji Mundhe, A/p- Hugdal, Tq- Ahemedpur, Dist.- Latur, Maharashtra - 413515 St. Dnaneshwar Sarvajanik Vachnalaya, C/o- Vinayak Gunale, A/p- Gugdal, T.q- 36 MH(SG)(N)6 1 4 Dance 1+1 Proposal Sanctioned. Ahemedpur, Dist-latur, Maharashtra - 413515 Deubai Shikshan Prasarak Mandal, Waghi, Vikas Nagar Taroda, bkta, Nanded, Dist.- 37 MH(SG)(N)8 Nanded, 1 9 Theatre 1+2 Proposal Sanctioned. Maharashtra - 431605 Late Mohanraoji Bahuuddeshiya Sevabhavi Sanstha, 38 MH(SG)(N)9 At+po- Sujlegaon, tq.-Naigaon, Dist.- Nanded, 1 10 Theatre 1+2 Proposal Sanctioned. Maharashtra - 431709 Rangbhumi, Plot No. 37, Ayodhya Nagar, Behind Ashish 39 MH(SG)(N)10 1 9 Theatre 1+2 Proposal Sanctioned. furniture Nagpur, Maharashtra - 440024 Page 6 Sought Sought Approved S.No File No. Name of the Organization & Address Field Status & Remarks Guru Artists Guru + Artists Sarvangin Vikas Pratisthan, Degloor, Anand Nagar, Tq- Degloor, Dist.- Nanded, 40 MH(SG)(N)11 1 9 Theatre 1+2 Proposal Sanctioned. Maharashtra - Shrushti Sangeet Nrutya Academy Va Shikshan Prasarak mandal, 41 MH(SG)(N)15 Plot No. A/2, 189, Galli No.3, Gajanan Nagar, 1 2 Dance-Drama 1+2 Proposal Sanctioned. Garkheda Parisar, Aurangabad, Maharashtra - 431009 Shrikrushna Sanskrutik Va Gramin Vikas Sanstha, 42 MH(SG)(N)16 1 5 Theatre 1+2 Proposal Sanctioned. Nadarpur, kannad, Auranagabad, Maharashtra - ODISHA Odissi Nrutya Mandal, Plot No. F-363, Sector-8, CDA, PS- 43 OR(SG)(N)1 1 10 Dance 1+2 Proposal Sanctioned. Markatnagr, District- Cuttack, Odisha - 753014 Dasabhuja Gotipua Odisi Nurutya Parishad, Heritage Village Raghurajpur, Chandanpur, 44 OR(SG)(N)19 Puri, 1 10 Gotipua Dance 1+2 Proposal Sanctioned. Odisha - 752012 PUNJAB Yuvaa ( Young Umpcoming Versatile Artists' Association), 45 PB(SG)(N)1 H.No. 56, Guru Gobind Singh Avenue, G.T, 1 25 Theatre 1+2 Proposal Sanctioned. Road, Bye Pass, Jalandhar, Punjab - 144009 RAJASTHAN Page 7 Sought Sought Approved S.No File No. Name of the Organization & Address Field Status & Remarks Guru Artists Guru + Artists Kalawat Kalamanch Sanstha, 29 Mahatma Gandhi Nagar, Ajmer Road, 46 RJ(SG)(N)1 1 15 Theatre 1+2 Proposal Sanctioned. Jaipur, Rajasthan - 302021 Dharohar Lok Kala & Gramin Vikas Sansthan, Tallon ka Gaon, Kotra, Sheo, Barmer, Traditional Folk 47 RJ(SG)(N)2 1 2 1+2 Proposal Sanctioned. Rajasthan - 344701 Music TELANGANA Sri Radhika Music and Dance Academy, 18-21/12, Kamala Nagar, Dilkhush Nagar, 48 TL(SG)(N)3 1 15 Classical Music 1+2 Proposal Sanctioned. Hydrabad, Telangana - 500060 UTTAR PRADESH Astha Natya kala Rangmandal Samiti, 35 A, Malviya Palli, Opp. Motijheel, 49 UP(SG)(N)1 1 9 Theatre 1+2 Proposal Sanctioned. Aishbagh, Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh - 226004 Chitran Kala Manch Samiti, 545K/E-30, Prabhat Puram, Alam Nagar, 50 UP(SG)(N)5 1 10 Theatre 1+2 Proposal Sanctioned. Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh - 226017 Cultural Quest, 2/2, SM-Apartment, D-6, Liberty Colony, 51 UP(SG)(N)6 Sadhbhavana hospital, Sarvoday Nagar, 1 17 Dance & Music 1+2 Sufficient Activity Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh - 226016 Arts and Cultural Society, 52 UP(SG)(N)8 E-39 shivani Vihar, kalyanpur, Lucknow, 1 5 Dance /Music 1+2 Proposal Sanctioned. Uttar Pradesh - 226022 Page 8 Sought Sought Approved S.No File No.
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