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F.No.9-2/2019-S&F Government of India Ministry of Culture S&F F.No.9-2/2019-S&F Government of India Ministry of Culture S&F Section ***** Puratatav Bhavan, 2nd Floor ‘D’ Block, GPO Complex, INA, New Delhi-110023 Dated:17th February, 2020 MINUTES OF 41ST MEETING OF CULTURAL FUNCTION AND PRODUCTION GRANT (CFPG) HELD ON 22nd to 25thJULY - 2019 ATNSD, NEW DELHI. Under CFPG, financial assistance is given to ‘Not-for-Profit’ organisations, NGOs including societies, Trust, Universities etc. for holding Conferences, Seminar, Research, Workshops, Festivals, Exhibitions and Production of Dance, Drama, Theatre, Music and undertaking small research project etc. on any art forms/important cultural matters relating to different aspects of Indian Culture. The scheme of CFPG is administered by NCZCC, Pryagraj. The quantum of assistance is restricted to 75% of the project cost subject to maximum Rs. 5.00 Lakhs per projects recommend by the Expert Committee. In exceptional circumstances, Financial Assistance may be given upto Rs. 20 Lakhs with the approval of Hon’ble Minister of Culture. The grant is paid in 02 instalments of 75% and 25% respectively. 2. A meeting of CFPG was held on 22nd to 25thJuly, 2019 under the Chairpersonship of Joint Secretary (Performing Arts Bureau) to consider the proposals for financial assistance by the Expert Committee. 3. The Expert Committee has considered the 1684 applicationswhich were complete and supported with all documents required under the scheme in the 41st Meeting of CFPG held 22nd to 25th July, 2019 under the Scheme. The Committee examined each and every proposal individually before taking a decision and has recommended 859 proposals for financial assistance under the scheme.The details of all 859 cases approved for grant is placed at Annexure-I. The list of 825 cases not approved for grant is placed at Annexure-II. Thelist of 114 numbers of incomplete / Grant Already Given proposals is placed at Annexure-III. 34organizations have been approved grant in both 41st and 42nd meeting of CFPGS. The modalities of release of grant to these organizations have been defined in the form of NOTICE and uploaded on the website of Ministry of Culture i.e. www.indiaculture.nic.in. alongwith the list of these organizations for perusal and compliance. Page | 1 ANNEXURE-I THE LIST OF VOs/NGOs APPROVED UNDER CFPG The details of approved proposals are as under:- Sl.No. Name of organaisation & Subject of proposed Time / Amount Address project Duration of recommended the project by Experts (Rs. In Lakhs) Andhra Pradesh 1. Abhinaya Arts, 1-2-120/2, Celebration Of 19th 19.02.2019 to 5.00 Prakasam Road, Tirupati, Anniversary 24.02.2019 Andhra Pradesh-517501 2. Abhinaya Theatre Trust, 8th Abhinaya National September, 1.00 Ponugupadu Post, Satulur Via, Theatre Festival 2018 Guntur, Andhra Pradesh- 522549 3. Awaken (A Voluntary The Fuction Of Folk 01.10.2018 to 0.50 Organization), D.No. LIG 337, Music Of Chekka 10.10.2018 Housing Board Colony, Near Bhajana LIG Bus Stop, Ananthapuramu, Andhra Pradesh-515501 4. Balaji Rural Development Seminar On Tibetan 12.10.2018 to 1.00 Society, Amadaguru, Buddhist Culture And 14.10.2018 Anantapuram, Andhra Arts Pradesh-515556 5. Cresent Educational Academy, Paramahamsa 03.01.2019 to 1.00 Kaganipalli Village & Post, Yogananda 125th Birth 03.04.2019 Gorantla Mandal, Penukonda Anniversary Revenue Division, Anantapur, Celebration And Andhra Pradesh-515241 Yogananda’s Contributions For The Spritual Upliftment Of Humanity 6. Cultural Association And Rural Tolubommalata 12.12.2018 to 0.75 Development (Card), D. No. 3- (Puppet Show) 16.12.2018 284, Main Road, O.D. Cheruvu (Vi & Mdl), Ananthapuramau, Andhra Pradesh-515561 7. Gramswaraj Rural Andhra Janapada Rural 11.02.2019 to 0.50 Development Society, 26-4- Folk Festival 15.02.2019 868, Guddam, Hindupur, Celebrations Anantapur, Andhra Pradesh- 515201 Page | 2 8. Haritha Rural Development Production And 01.08.2018 to 1.00 Society, Parakuvandlapalli, Promotion Of Oggu 30.10.2018 Tanakallu Mandal, Anantapur, Dollu Katha Andhra Pradesh-515571 9. Margadarshi Society For Rural In Memory Of Puttaraj 10.03.2019 to 1.00 Development, Chinaganupalli Gawai Popularization 30.03.2019 (V), Amadaguru (Mandal), Of Sugama Sangeetha Ananthapur, Andhra Pradesh 10. Nataksala Nataseva Samajam, Nataratna Nataka November, 2.00 15-5-15, Sivalayam Street, Parishath 2018 Vizainagaram, Andhra Pradesh-535002 11. Rayalaseema Samskruthi Kala Kurukshetra 02.11.2018 to 2.00 Sangham, Flat No. 108, 31.01.2019 Manasa Apartment, M.R. Palli Post, Thirupathi, Chittoor, Andhra Pradesh-517501 12. Seva Mahila Sangam, Masti Bhagavatham 01.09.2018 to 1.00 Rachavari Palli, Tanakallu (Folk Drama) 30.11.2018 Mandal, Anantapur, Andhra Pradesh-515571 13. SLN Trust, Boddapalli Village, Sanskrit Kala Utsav 28.02.2019 to 1.00 Kannimetta Post, S.M. Puram Festival- 2018 27.03.2019 Mandal, Srikakulam, Andhra Pradesh 14. South Indian Cultural Heritage Organizing 02.10.2018 to 2.00 Development Society, Main Commemoration 06.10.2018 Bazar Gattu, B. Kothakota, Festival Of 150th Birth Chittoor, Andhra Pradesh- Anniversary Of 517370 Mahatma Gandhiji 15. Sri Sai Natyanjali Fine Arts National Level Nandi 25.11.2018 2.00 Development Association, Dance Festival D.No 30-726-C1, Bommalasatram, Nandyal, Kurnool, Andhra Pradesh Total= 21.75 Arunachal Pradesh 16. Changkiu Bagang VFMC, Bebo Workshop Cum After 0.50 Colony, Seppa, East Kameng, Seminar On Traditional Sanctioned Arunachal Pradesh-790102 Folk Art And Cultural Heritage 17. Shosi Namchar Bagang VFMC, Seminar On Traditional After 1.00 Pagia Colony, Seppa, East Folklore, Music And Sanctioned Kameng, Arunachal Pradesh Tribal Art And Culture Page | 3 Total= 1.50 Assam 18. Abhigyanm, Gotanagar, Prof. Kelfa's Factory After 1.50 Rongbhumi, P.O.- Kamrup (M), Sanctioned Assam- 781033 19. Angana, C/O Pramod Barman, Angana North East 05.04.2019 to 1.50 Khanamukh, P.O. Dharapur, Theatre Festival 07.04.2019 Kamrup, Assam-781133 20. Badungduppa (A Socio Cultural Under The Sal Tree 01.10.2018 to 2.00 Society), Vill- Rampur, Post- 2018 (Tunining Theatre 31.01.2019 Bardamal, Goalpara, Assam- In Nature) 783120 21. Bhabikal, C/O Santanu Paul, Mahanirban 24.08.2018 1.00 H.No- 14, Anandlok Complex, Silchar, Cachar, Assam 22. Brahmaputra Cultural River Of Hope After 3.00 Foundation, D.C.B Road, Sanctioned Tarajan, Kakoty Gaon, Jorhat, Assam-785001 23. Guwahati Sishu Natya 7th National Children 10.12.2018 to 1.50 Vidyalaya Parichalona Samity, Theatre Festival 2018 13.12.2018 C/O Manik Roy, Bishnu Nirmala Bhawan, Iatasil, Ujanbazar, Guwahati, Assam- 781001 24. Hatipara Udaia Samaj Kalyan State Level Seminar On 01.10.2018 to 0.60 Samity & Phuthibharai, Vill- The Subject Stage & 03.10.2018 Pachim Hatipara, P.O.- Arena Of The Assamese Hatipara, Nagaon, Assam- Theatre 782003 25. Jirsong Theatre, B-3, 3rd Floor, Bagh 12.11.2017 to 3.00 Synergy Bliss Bye Lane No. 3, 14.11.2007 (Shivam Path), Ganesh Mandir Path, New Guwahati, Assam- 781020 26. Kalpa (A Society For Promotion Support To 10th 26.11.2018 to 1.00 Of Literature, Art, Cultural And Pragjyoti International 29.11.2018 Social Harmony), House No. 4, Dance Festival Keteki Path, Saurabhnagar, Beltola, Guwahati, Assam 27. Kristir Kothia, House No-16, Camp Cum Workshop After 0.75 Udayan Path-1, Krishnapur, And Training Youths Sanctioned Betola, P.O.- Betola, P.S.- From Tribal Community Basistha, Guwahati, Kamrup, Using Bamboo Cane Assam-781028 Grass Page | 4 28. Natyapeeth, C/O Dilip Das, Labhita 05.12.2018 to 1.50 Kareng Road, P.O.- Joysagar, 10.12.2018 Sivasagar, Assam-785665 29. Panchasur, C/O Probin Kumar Bandhoi A Life Of 10.01.2019 to 1.50 Saikia, Sundar Path, H/No-4, Meaning And 11.02.2019 Geeta Nagar, Guwahati, Compassion Assam-781021 30. Purbaranga, The President 4th Purbaranga National 05.12.2018 to 2.50 Purbaranga, Ananda Nagar, Theatre Festival 09.12.2018 Bye-Lane No. 1, House No. 1, Noonmati, Guwahati, Assam 31. Saptarishi Folk Culture Ankita Drama 30.11.2018 to 4.50 Academy, Vill- Singri, P.O.- 20.12.2018 Singri, Sonitpur, Assam 32. Sur Sadhana, New Amolapatty, Sattriya Culture Is A 02.09.2018 to 1.00 Nagaon, Assam-782003 Classical Tradition 20.09.2018 33. Wings (Cultural Group), House 2nd Indigenous Theatre March, 2019 1.50 No. 03, A.K. Dev Road, Festival Dhirenpara, Landmark SBI Bank, Fatasil, Ambari, Ghy, Assam-781025 Total= 28.35 Bihar 34. Babu Shivji Ray Memorial First 07 Days Hajipur 12.01.2019 to 0.80 Library, 1st Floor, Bodhisatv Drama And Literature 19.01.2019 Bhawan, Patanjali, Radha Festival Krishna Market, Cinema Road, Hajipur, Vaishali, Bihar-844101 35. Bayaar, Alauddin Chak, Punpun 3-Day Theatre Festival After 1.00 (Patna), Bihar-804453 “Rangleelaa” Sanctioned 36. Bhartiyam, Satya Niwas, CPN Seminar And Utsav On 01.03.2019 to 1.00 Colony, Mithanpura, Folk Culture 03.03.2019 Muzaffarpur, Bihar-842002 37. Bitiya Rani, At- Gomti, P.O.- Produced Play Ek After 1.00 Bishunpur Titidha, Vaishali, Haseena Panch Sanctioned Hajipur, Bihar-844502 Deewane 38. Bodhisatva Society, Awadh Produced Ambedkar After 2.00 Bhawan, Piparpant, Rang Aur Buddh Sanctioned Bahadur Road, Near Dr. Srikant, Gaya, Bihar-823001 Page | 5 39. Disabled Sports And Welfare Bansuriwala After 3.00 Academy, At- Jaishankar Niwas Sanctioned (Near Shiv Mandir Road), Shri Krishna Vihar Colony, Near Central Jail, Beur, Anisabad, Patna, Bihar-800002 40. Ekjut, House Of Ram Jatan 7th 5 Days Natya After 1.00 Ram, Ram Nagar, Walmi Road, Samaroh Sanctioned Phulwari Sharif, Patna, Bihar- 801505 41. Ghar Angan, Vijay Bhawan, 3 Days Bihar Traditional After 1.50 Chooti Badalpur, Khagaul, Folk Song Festival Sanctioned Patna, Bihar-801105 42. Hunkar, Manikant Gupta, At- Angika Lok Parv After 1.00 Near Block Headquarter, Sanctioned Sahebpur Kamal, Begusarai, Bihar-851217 43. Image Art Society, C/O 3 Days Theatre Festival After 1.00 Shubhro Bhattacharya, B.M.
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