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Exhibition & Fair Calendar for ODOP Exhibitors, April 2020 to March 2021 Number of Exhibitions/ Fairs / Melas Across Geographies State Melas 245 Council Promoted Exhibitions / Fairs 164 State Exhibitions & Fairs 5 National Exhibitions / Fairs 23 International Exhibitions / Fairs 19 Grand Total 451 Subtract (Exhibitions that are common amongst councils and are also 34 recognised by the Directorate) Net Total 422 State Exhibitions / Melas as notified by exhibitions & fairs by Commissioner & Director, Directorate of Industries in 2020 APRIL 2020 S No. Mele Ka Naam Place (Sthaan) 1 Bhagda Mela Deoria Majholiraj, Deoria 2 Mela Bala Sundari Devi Saharanpur Devband Saharanpur 3 Nauchandi Mela, Meerut Nauchand Ground, Meerut 4 Ram Navmi Mela Faizabad 5 Shree Devi Mela, Mainpuri Sheetal Devi Parisar, Mainpuri 6 Sikri Khurd Mela Ghaziabad Modi Nagar Ghaziabad 7 Tarkulha Mata Mandir Mela, Gorakhpur Tarkulha Mata Mandir, Gorakhpur 8 Chvayan Rishi Mela, Mainpuri Auncha, Ghiror Mainpuri 9 Shardiya Navratri Mela Rajkiya Cheeni Patra Vikas Kendra, Chunaar Mirzapur 10. Maa Chandika Mahotsav Pratapgarh MAY 2020 S No. Mele Ka Naam Place (Sthaan) 1 Bhoshnag Mela, Deoria Salempur Deoria 2 Buddha Mela, Kushinagar Kushinagar 3 Igra Devi Mela Rohli Kannauj 4 Jaharveer Mela, Hapur Graam DItaidi Pilkhua, Hapur 5 Jeystha Mela Sayyed Salaar Masood, Ghazi Dargah Sharif Bahraich 6 Jila Krishi Vikas Sanskritik Pradarshini, Company Bagh, Moradabad Moradabad 7 Nauchandi Mela, Meerut Nauchand Ground, Meerut 8 Rampur Mahotsav Rampur Numaish Panwadia Rampur 9 Shaheed Mela, Hapur Ramleela Maidan, Delhi Road Hapur 10 Shahjahanpur Numayish, Shahjahanpur Shahjahanpur 11 Shree Devi Mela, Mainpuri Sheetal Devi Parisar, Mainpuri 12 Zila Audyogik & Sanskritik Pradarshini, Muzaffarnagar Muzaffarnagar 13 Shardiya Navratri Mela Rajkiya Cheeni Patra Vikas Kendra, Chunaar Mirzapur 14. Awadh Shilp Mahotsav Awadh Shilp Gram, Lucknow 15. Hast Shilp Mela – Manoranjan Pradarshini 102, Citi Heart Stadium Road, Bareilly 16 Business & Handicraft Exhibition Prayagraj JUNE 2020 S No. Mele ka Naam Place (Sthaan) 1 Buddha Mela, Kushinagar Kushinagar 2 Hastshilp Dusshehra mela Agra 3 Jeystha Mela Sayyed Salaar Masood, Ghazi Dargah Sharif Bahraich 4 Jila Krishi Vikas Sanskritik Pradarshini, Company Bagh, Moradabad Moradabad 5 Rampur Mahotsav Rampur Numaish Panwadia Rampur 6 Shaheed Mela, Hapur Ramleela Maidan, Delhi Road Hapur 7 Shahjahanpur Numayish, Shahjahanpur Shahjahanpur 8 Zila Audyogik & Sanskritik Pradarshini, Muzaffarnagar Muzaffarnagar 9 Mudiya Mela Mathura Govardhan, Mathura 10 Grishm Mahotsav Awadh Shilp Gram, Lucknow 11 Saharanpur Mahotsav Saharanpur 12 Bareilly Urban Haat Bareilly 13 Craft Bazar Bareilly, Bulandshahr, Aligarh, Varanasi, Gorakhpur and Kanpur (Govt to announce dates later) 14 Gandhi Shilp Bazar Lucknow, Bareilly, Barabanki, Varanasi, Prayagraj, Noida (Govt to announce dates later) JULY 2020 S No. Mele Ka Naam Place (Sthaan) 1. Buddha Mela, Kushinagar Kushinagar 2. Krishi Audhyogik & Sanskritik Pradarshini, Bijnor Bijnor 3. Raavan Jhoola Mela Ayodhya, Faizabad 4. Mudiya Mela, Mathura Govardhan, Mathura 5. Saawan Mela Golagorkan Nath, Lakhimpur Khiri 6. Handicraft Exhibition Awadh Shilp Gram, Lucknow AUGUST 2020 S No. Mele Ka Naam Place (Sthaan) 1. Govardhan Mandir Mela Jalalpur Panwara Kannauj 2. Hastshilp Mela, Bareilly Urban Hot, Bareilly 3. Janmashtami Mahotsav, Gautam City Park, Greater Noida, Gautam Buddhanagar Buddhanagar 4. Raavan Jhoola Mela Ayodhya, Faizabad 5. Saawan Mela Golagorkan Nath, Lakhimpur Khiri 6. Chikan Zardozi/ Hathkargha Vastron Ki Lucknow Pradarshani 7. Kajli Mela Kirat Sagar Tat, Mahoba 8. Banaras International Trade Fair Beniya Bagh, Varanasi 9. Shah Ji Miya Urs Pilibhit 10. Talbehat Mela Laliltpur 11. Hastshilp Pradarshni Varanasi SEPTEMBER 2020 S No.` Mele Ka Naam Place (Sthaan) 1 Babuganj Kajri Mela Pratapgarh Babuganj Pratapgarh 2 Dusshehra Mela, Shahjahanpur OCF Maidan Shahjahanpur 3 Ganesh Chauth Mela, Moradabad Mela Ground Chandauli, Moradabad 4 Hastshilp Mela, Bareilly Urban Hot, Bareilly 5 Kapilvastu Mahotsav, Sant Kabirnagar Sant Kabirnagar 6 Mela Gughal Saharanpur Ambala Road Saharanpur 7 Mela Raipur Tehseel Maharajganj Near Elaarpur Railway station, Maharajganj 8 Navratri Mela, Basti Baidwa Samay Mata Mandir Bhanpur, Basti 9 Pandit Din Dayal Upadhyay Janmshanti Dindayal Dham Farah, Mathura Mela & Krishi& Gram Vikas Pradarshani Mathura 10 Prasaskrit khadya Utpaadon ki pradarshani Lucknow 11 Ajgara Mahotsav Raniganj, Pratapgarh 12 Dussehra Mela Pilibhit OCTOBER 2020 S No. Mele ka Naam Place (Sthaan) 1 Babuganj Kajri Mela Pratapgarh Babuganj Pratapgarh 2 Bhupiya Mau Bhadri Mela Medniganj, Pratapgarh 3 Deepavali Mela,Varanasi Adhunik Swagat Kendra Sarnath Varanasi 4 Deepavali Mela/ Metal and Glassware Lucknow Pradarshani 5 Deepavali Shilp Mela Prayagraj Major Ranjit Singh Sports Complex 6 Deepavali Shilp Mela Prayagraj Shilp Haat, Uttar Madhya Chetra Saanskritik Kendra, Prayagraj 7 Deepawali mela, Gorakhpur Gorakhpur 8 Deva Mela Barabanki Deva Barabanki 9 Dusshehra Mahotsav Trade Fair Urban Haat Sanskritik Sankul, Varanasi 10 Dusshehra Mela & Shilp- Hastkala Badayun Club, Badaun Pradarshini, Badaun 11 Dusshehra Mela, Shahjahanpur OCF Maidan Shahjahanpur 12 Gram ShilpMahotsav(Khadi Gramodyog & NSIC parisar, Udyog Nagar Naini Prayagraj Hastashilp Pradarshini), Prayagraj 13 Kapilvastu Mahotsav, Sant Kabirnagar Sant Kabirnagar 14 Kartik Poornima Mela, Muzaffarnagar Bhakutal Muzaffarnagar 15 Mela Gughal Saharanpur Ambala Road Saharanpur 16 Mela Raipur Tehseel Maharajganj Near Elaarpur Railway station, Maharajganj 17 Navratri Mela, Basti Baidwa Samay Mata Mandir Bhanpur, Basti 18 Shakumbari Devi Mela, Saharanpur Jasmor Saharanpur 19 Shilpotsav, Noida Stadium, Noida 20 Shree Govardhan Nath Mela, Mahoba Mela Ground Charkhaari, Mahoba 21 Unnao Mahotsav, Unnao Rajkiya Inter College, Unnao 22 Kartik Mela Prayagraj Balua Ghat Prayagraj 23 Devlas Mela Mau 24 Dohrighat Mau Dohrighat Mau 25 Ganga Snaan Kartik Mela Hardoi Bilgram Hardoi 26 Dussehra Mela Lakhimpur Khiri 27 Jaunpur Mahotsav Jaunpur 28 Ma Kamakhya Dham Mela, Ghazipur Ghazipur 29 Aligarh Trade Fair Exhibition Ground, GT Road, Aligarh 30 Navratri Hast Shilp Mahotsav Awadh Shilp Gram, Lucknow 31. Meerut Cultural and Craft Exhibition Nauchandi Ground, Meerut 32 Dussehra Mela Ram Leela Ground, Hapur 33. Handicraft Exhibition Sanskritik Sankul, Chauka Ghaat, Varanasi 34 Shilp Mela Ardali Bazar, Varanasi 35 Dussehra Mela Pratapgarh 36 Handicraft Mela Bareilly 37 Bateshwar Mela Agra 38 Agra Mahotsav Agra 39 Katik Mela Raebareili 40 Navratri Shilp Mahotsav Awadh Shilp Gram, Lucknow NOVEMBER 2020 S No. Mele Ka Naam Place (Sthaan) 1 Shilp Mela Ramnagar, Varanasi 2 Bharatbhari Sankranti, Siddharthnagar Siddharthnagar 3 Bhupiya Mau Bhadri Mela Medniganj, Pratapgarh 4 Deepavali Mela,Varanasi Adhunik Swagat Kendra Sarnath Varanasi 5 Deepawali mela, Gorakhpur Gorakhpur 6 Dusshehra Mela & Shilp- Hastkala Pradarshini, Badayun Club, Badayun Badayun 7 Gorakhpur Mahotsav, Gorakhpur Town hall, Gorakhpur 8 Hastshilp pradarshini Jaji Maidan Azamgarh 9 Jhansi Mahotsav Jhansi 10 Kakoda Badayun Gram- Kakoda Badayun 11 Kartik Mela, Farrukhabad Mehndi Ghat, Farrukhabad 12 Kartik Poornima Mela, Muzaffarnagar Bhakutal Muzaffarnagar 13 Lucknow Mahotsav Smriti Upvan Ashiyana, Lucknow 14 Markandey Mela, Mainpuri Viduna Kosabha Ghiror Mainpuri 15 Meerut Hastshilp Mahotsav Shiprex Mall Delhi Road, Meerut 16 Naimish Mahotsav, Sitapur Naimish, Sitapur 17 Roja Dargah Mela Kushinagar 18 Shakumbari Devi Mela, Saharanpur Jasmor Saharanpur 19 Tigri Mela Amroha Devsthan, Amroha 20 Unnao Mahotsav, Unnao Rajkiya Inter College, Unnao 21 Uttar Madhya Sanskritik Kendra, Prayagraj Uttar Madhya Sanskritik Kendra, Prayagraj 22 Varanasi Sari/ Other Products & Woollen Lucknow Products/ Bhadohi Kaleen and Dariyon ki pradarshani 23 Kartik Mela Prayagraj Balua Ghat Prayagraj 24 Dadri Mela Ballia Bhrigu Ashram Ballia 25 Devlas Mela Mau 26 Dohrighat Mau Dohrighat Mau 27 Ganga Snaan Kartik Mela Hardoi Bilgram Hardoi 28 Dusshehra Mela Lakhimpur Khiri 29 Kartik Poornima Hapur 30 Mauni Baba Mela Ghazipur Chechakpur, Ghazipur 31 Gandhi Shilp Bazar Jhansi 32 Woodcraft Exhibition Awadh Shilp Gram, Lucknow 33 Ganga Mahotsav (Gandhi Mela) Urban Haat, Cultural & Trade Centre, Varanasi 34 Shilp Mela D.L.W , Varanasi 35 Kartik Poornima Mela Raebareily 36 Baba Bhandari Shah Mela Amethi DECEMBER 2020 S No. Mele Ka Naam Place (Sthaan) 1 Baghauna Mela Sultanpur Sultanpur 2 Craft Bazaar Agra 3 Dauji Mela, Mathura Baldev Mathura 4 Gandhi Shilp Bazaar Kanpur Nagar Company Bagh/ Motijheel Kanpur Nagar 5 Gorakhpur Mahotsav, Gorakhpur Town hall, Gorakhpur 6 Hastshilp Pradarshini, Shahjahanpur Rashtriya Inter College, Kreeda Maidan, Shahjahanpur 7 Itawa Pradarshini, Etawah Etawah 8 Kanpur Mahotsav Kanpur Nagar Motijheel Kanpur Nagar 9 Kapilvastu Mahostav, Siddharthnagar Siddharthnagar 10 Kartik Poornima Mela, Shahjahanpur Dhai Ghat Shahjahanpur 11 Lucknow Mahotsav Smriti Upvan Ashiyana, Lucknow 12 Paatri mela Lucknow 13 Raibareli Mahotsav, Raibareily Raibareily 14 Roja Dargah Mela Kushinagar 15 Saifai Mahotsav, Itawa Saifai, Itawa 16 Shilp Mela, Prayagraj Shilp Haat, Uttar Madhya Chetra Saanskritik Kendra, Prayagraj 17 Shree Ramdarbar Mandir Hathras Haathras Parisar, Hathras 18 Takiya Mela, Unnao Takiya Patan, Bighapur, Unnao 19 Peetal Nagri Mahotsav Parker Inter College Ground of Mahanagar, Moradabad 20 New Year Trade Fair, Varanasi Naati Imli Ramleela Maidan Varanasi 21 Dadri Mela Baliya Bhrigu Ashram Baliya 22 MSME Expo Agra 23 Gorakhpur Shilp Utsav
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    Taj Mahotsav 2011 18th – 24th February 2011 Taj Mahotsav is an annual 10 day event at Shilpgram in Agra, just a stone throw from the majestic Taj Mahal. This festival invokes the memories of old Mughal era and nawabi style prevalent in Uttar Pradesh in 18th and 19th centuries. Artisans from different parts of India display their exquisite works of arts. The festival starts with a grand road procession with decorated elephants and camels like victory processions of Mughal Emperors and warlords. Drum beaters, trumpet players, folk dancers, skilled crafts men and artisans also join the procession to make it a grander affair. Apart from the exquisite craft work you can experience the majestic and magnetic performances by artistes from every walk of life. This year the festival is scheduled at two locations. Venue: Shilpgram Agra & Sursadan Agra Entrance for foreign visitors: Not applicable TAJ MAHOTSAV-2011 (18TH Feb to 27th Feb) PROGRAMME LIST (Daily 7.00 PM Onwards) VENUE – OPEN STAGE, SHILPGRAM AGRA Day & Time Name of Artists Program/ Date Presantation 18th Feb 7.00 Sudhir Narain & Group Chorus based on theme of Jashn-e- Friday Virasat Murari Lal Sharma, Charkula Art Academy, Braj Folk Dance Mathura Shweta Mishra Kathak 8.00 Shri Mat Srijan Art & Culture Buddha Ballet New Delhi 7.00 Vandana Shukla, Folk Song 19th Feb Lucknow Krishna Nand, Ghazal Saturday Lucknow Anisha Sharma Kathak Dance Canada Payal Ramchandani, Kuchipudi Dance New Delhi 8.00 Richa Sharma Bollywood Night 20th Feb 7.00 Rakesh Upadhyay, Bhojpuri Songs Gorakhpur Sunday Tulika Kirtiman Kathak Bharath Boochoon, Vocal Miyami U.S.A.