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Individual FRA Beneficiaries list of Dhenkanal District SI No Block Gram Panchayat Village Name of the FRA Beneficiary 1 2 3 4 5 1 Hindol Baunsapokhari Nuakot Jaga Purti S/O-Sagara 2 Hindol Baunsapokhari Nuakot Chengu Purti S/O-Sagara 3 Hindol Baunsapokhari Nuakot Bisun Purti S/O-Sagara 4 Hindol Baunsapokhari Nuakot Duryodhana Dehury S/O-Arakhita 5 Hindol Baunsapokhari Nuakot Shyama Sundar Samad S/O-Rutia Samad 6 Hindol Baunsapokhari Nuakot Balhei Dehury S/O-Hada 7 Hindol Baunsapokhari Nuakot Joginath Padhan S/O-Sukadeba 8 Hindol Baunsapokhari Nuakot Bhima Dehuri S/O-Kalia 9 Hindol Baunsapokhari Nuakot Ganesh Dehury S/O-Nadei Dehury 10 Hindol Baunsapokhari Nuakot Radhanath Dehury S/O-Kela 11 Hindol Baunsapokhari Nuakot Bimbadhara Padhan S/O-Bida 12 Hindol Baunsapokhari Nuakot Madhab Dehury S/O-Mitu Dehury 13 Hindol Baunsapokhari Nuakot Chandra Dehury S/O-Jhati 14 Hindol Baunsapokhari Nuakot Mandara Dehury S/O-Jhati 15 Hindol Baunsapokhari Nuakot Sankara Dehury S/O-Mitu 16 Hindol Baunsapokhari Nuakot Ranju Padhan W/O-Gada Padhan 17 Hindol Baunsapokhari Nuakot Abhaya Dehury S/O-Mitu 18 Hindol Baunsapokhari Nuakot Kartika Padhan S/O-Panchu Padhan 19 Hindol Baunsapokhari Nuakot Pitei Behera S/O-Late Madhu Behera 20 Hindol Baunsapokhari Nuakot Rabi Behera S/O-Punia 21 Hindol Baunsapokhari Nuakot Chhabi Behera S/O-Punia 22 Hindol Baunsapokhari Nuakot Kanduru Behera S/O-Dandua 23 Hindol Baunsapokhari Nuakot Bhima Behera S/O-Dusi 24 Hindol Baunsapokhari Nuakot Kulei Behera S/O-Madhu 25 Hindol Baunsapokhari Nuakot Dhobani Behera S/o-Basu 26 Hindol Baunsapokhari Nuakot Bramha Dehury S/O-Markanda 27 Hindol Baunsapokhari Nuakot Parama Dehury S/O_Markanda 28 Hindol Baunsapokhari Nuakot Lembua Behera S/o-Kulei 29 Hindol Baunsapokhari Nuakot Kartika Padhan S/O- Panchu 30 Hindol Baunsapokhari Nuakot Damburu Dehury S/O- Markanda 31 Hindol Baunsapokhari Nuakot Gopala Samad S/O-Shyama Sundar 32 Hindol Khaliborei Govindpur Gouranga Pradhan S/O-Arjuna 33 Hindol Khaliborei Govindpur Hira Padhan W/O-Brundabana 34 Hindol Khaliborei Govindpur Tanu Munda W/O-Late Deba 35 Hindol Khaliborei Govindpur Ruma Dehury W/O-Late Sunia 36 Hindol Khaliborei Khaliborei Biranchi Dehury S/O-Kanu 37 Hindol Khaliborei Khaliborei Sudhakar Nahak S/O-Mandar 38 Hindol Khaliborei Khaliborei Jagabandhu Dehury S/O-Kanu 39 Hindol Khaliborei Khaliborei Puspasen Dehury S/O-Kunthu 40 Hindol Khaliborei Khaliborei Trinath Dehury S/O-Kunthu 41 Hindol Khaliborei Khaliborei Gopal Nahak S/O-Lochan 42 Hindol Khaliborei Khaliborei Bhaskar Nahak S/O-Mandar 43 Hindol Khaliborei Khaliborei Sankar Dehury S/O-Gouranga 44 Hindol Khaliborei Khaliborei Puda Nahak S/O- Mandar 45 Hindol Khaliborei Khaliborei Kathi Nahak S/O- Mandar 46 Hindol Khaliborei Khaliborei Ranjan Nahak S/O-Mandar 47 Hindol Khaliborei Khaliborei Janak Nahak S/O-Dayanidhi 48 Hindol Khaliborei Khaliborei Debraj Palei S/O-Natha 49 Hindol Khaliborei Khaliborei Madhab Dehury S/O-Kunu 50 Hindol Khaliborei Khaliborei Sumanta Nahak S/O-Sridhara 51 Hindol Khaliborei Khaliborei Santosh Dehury S/O-Kunthu 52 Hindol Khaliborei Khaliborei Ekadasia Dehury S/O-Kunthu 53 Hindol Khaliborei Khaliborei Dusmanta Nahak S/O-Sridhara 54 Hindol Khaliborei Khaliborei Benudhara Dehury S/O-Mangulu 55 Hindol Khaliborei Khaliborei Tila Jani S/O-Late Purna 56 Hindol Khaliborei Khaliborei Nilamani Jani S/O-Late Purna 57 Hindol Khaliborei Khaliborei Fagu Jani S/O-Purna 58 Hindol Khaliborei Khaliborei Maheswar Jani S/O-Late Sunia 59 Hindol Khaliborei Khaliborei Dayanidhi Jaji S/O-Sunia 60 Hindol Khaliborei Khaliborei Manash Dehury S/O-Mangulu 61 Hindol Khaliborei Khaliborei Duryodhan DehuryS/O-Kanhu 62 Hindol Khaliborei Khaliborei Arjuna Dehury S/O-Kanhu 63 Hindol Khaliborei Khaliborei Pitabas Dehury S/O-Khaira Page 1 of 130 SI No Block Gram Panchayat Village Name of the FRA Beneficiary 1 2 3 4 5 64 Hindol Khaliborei Khaliborei Nityananda Dehury S/O-Late Khaira 65 Hindol Khaliborei Khaliborei Bidyadhra Dehury S/O-Khaira 66 Hindol Khaliborei Khaliborei Panchu Dehury S/O-Khaira 67 Hindol Khaliborei Khaliborei Hatakishore Dehury S/O-Khaira 68 Hindol Khaliborei Khaliborei Maharga Jani S/O-Kusan 69 Hindol Khaliborei Khaliborei Murali Jani S/O-Sikhara 70 Hindol Khaliborei Khaliborei Chani Bewa W/O-Bira Jani 71 Hindol Khaliborei Khaliborei Laxman Dehury S/o-Ainthu 72 Hindol Khaliborei Khaliborei Hari Dehury S/O-Purna 73 Hindol Khaliborei Khaliborei Sridhara Dehury S/O-Purna 74 Hindol Khaliborei Khaliborei Banamali Dehury S/O-Ainthu 75 Hindol Khaliborei Khaliborei Mohan Dehury S/O-Ainthu 76 Hindol Dandiri Kanaka (Muruda) Siba Kada S/O-Mangu 77 Hindol Khaliborei Gobindpur Hema Bhoi W/O-Late Gurubaria 78 Hindol Khaliborei Gobindpur Manoj Bhoi S/O-Prasanna 79 Hindol Khaliborei Gobindpur Bijaya Behera , Ajaya Behera S/O-Late Gobinda 80 Hindol Khaliborei Gobindpur Laxman Behera, Samabari Behera S/O-Gandu 81 Hindol Khaliborei Gobindpur Bhaskara Bhoi S/O-Dinabandhu 82 Hindol Khaliborei Gobindpur Antara Bhoi, Anukulia Bhoi, Ananta Bhoi S/O- Padmacharana 83 Hindol Khaliborei Gobindpur Pechi Bhoi, Sukuti Bhoi, Madhaba Bhoi, Udhaba Bhoi, Bata Bhoi S/O-Bantha 84 Hindol Khaliborei Gobindpur Antara Bhoi, Anukulia Bhoi, Ananta Bhoi S/O- Padmacharana 85 Hindol Kansara Kansara Shyama Bhoi Oger S/O-Late Nahia 86 Hindol Kansara Kansara Dula Bhoi W/O-Late Bhagirathi 87 Hindol Kansara Kansara Subudhi Bhoi S/O-Bhikari 88 Hindol Kansara Kansara Ratnakara Bhoi Oger other four brothers S/O-Late Gopala 89 Hindol Kansara Kansara Budhia Bhoi Oger S/O-Mangei 90 Hindol Kansara Kansara Benudhara Bhoi Oger S/O-Gada 91 Hindol Dandiri Rajang Jagabandhu Dehury S/O-Sambhu 92 Hindol Dandiri Rajang Bhubana Padhan Oger S/O-Bibhakta 93 Hindol Dandiri Rajang Banambara Dehury Oger S/O-Baidhara 94 Hindol Dandiri Rajang Ganeswara Padhan Oger S/O-Sridhara 95 Hindol Dandiri Rajang Biswambara Dehury Oger S/O-Gopi 96 Hindol Dandiri Rajang Basu Padhan Oger S/O-Mukunda 97 Hindol Dandiri Rajang Jagabandhu Dehury Oger S/O-Surendra 98 Hindol Nabakishorepur Kapishai Arjuna Bhoi S/O-Gandharba 99 Hindol Nabakishorepur Kapishai Sankhali Bhoi S/O-Gandharba 100 Hindol Nabakishorepur Kapishai Chandrama Bhoi W/O-Pitabas 101 Hindol Nabakishorepur Kapishai Bhimasen Bhoi S/O-Gandharba 102 Hindol Dandiri Kanaka Pandari Padhan W/O-Mandara 103 Hindol Dandiri Kanaka Sisula Behera S/O-Lochan 104 Hindol Dandiri Kanaka Duryodhana Padhan S/O-Mangulu 105 Hindol Dandiri Kanaka Katika Padhan S/O-Makara 106 Hindol Dandiri Kanaka Baria Jani S/O-Sujan 107 Hindol Dandiri Kanaka Gadadhar Padhan S/O-Bikram 108 Hindol Dandiri Kanaka Mangaraj Padhan S/O-Paikira 109 Hindol Dandiri Kanaka Sikara Padhan S/O-Mandara 110 Hindol Dandiri Kanaka Kunja Padhan S/O-Bisunu Padhan 111 Hindol Dandiri Kanaka Kapila Chandra Padhan S/O-Ghasi 112 Hindol Dandiri Kanaka Chakara Dehury S/O-Dhani 113 Hindol Dandiri Kanaka Chhabirani Dehury W/O-Sankar 114 Hindol Dandiri Kanaka Nakula Padhan S/O-Ghasi 115 Hindol Dandiri Kanaka Akula Padhan S/O-Ghasi 116 Hindol Dandiri Kanaka Kamala Padhan W/O-Charana 117 Hindol Dandiri Kanaka Kamala Padhan W/O-Braja 118 Hindol Dandiri Kanaka Netra Padhan S/O-Panchu 119 Hindol Dandiri Kanaka Debaraj Padhan S/O-Gandharba 120 Hindol Dandiri Kanaka Krushna Hanaga H/O-Champa 121 Hindol Dandiri Kanaka Ganeswar Purti S/O-Debendra 122 Hindol Dandiri Kanaka Naresh Padhan S/O-Naba 123 Hindol Dandiri Kanaka Jadu Padhan S/O-Rushia Page 2 of 130 SI No Block Gram Panchayat Village Name of the FRA Beneficiary 1 2 3 4 5 124 Hindol Dandiri Kanaka Laxmidhara Gagarai S/O-Dibakara 125 Hindol Dandiri Kanaka Jema Champia W/O-Biju 126 Hindol Dandiri Kanaka Kamala Padhan W/O-Brajabandhu 127 Hindol Dandiri Kanaka Dambarudhar Gagarai S/O-Dibakara 128 Hindol Dandiri Kanaka Kamala Padhan W/O-Charana 129 Hindol Dandiri Kanaka Kokila Behera W/O-Mulia 130 Hindol Dandiri Kanaka (Muruda) Siba Kada S/O-Mangu 131 Hindol Dandiri Kanaka (Muruda) Sama Birua S/O-Paga 132 Hindol Dandiri Kanaka (Muruda) Raghu Tiu S/O-Manada 133 Hindol Dandiri Kanaka (Muruda) Raibari Padhan W/O-Late Kabiraja 134 Hindol Dandiri Kanaka (Muruda) Rabi Gagarai S/O-Nidhi 135 Hindol Dandiri Kanaka (Muruda) Kuntala Padhan W/O-Late Buta 136 Hindol Dandiri Kanaka (Muruda) Amari Padhan W/O-Late Naba 137 Hindol Nabakishorepur Kalipoi Lalita Dehury W/O-Late Ganga 138 Hindol Nabakishorepur Kalipoi Mantri Dehury S/O-Hatia 139 Hindol Nabakishorepur Kalipoi Patu Dehury S/O-Kapila 140 Hindol Nabakishorepur Kalipoi Patra Dehury S/O-Hatia 141 Hindol Nijigarh Kandha Manu Nahak. S/o- Lochan Nahak, Khaliborei 142 Hindol Bampa Brahmanipal Pathani Bhoi W/o- Sanei 143 Hindol Bampa Brahmanipal Bikala Bhoi S/o - Shyam 144 Hindol Bampa Brahmanipal Narottam Naik S/o - Chakradhar 145 Hindol Bampa Brahmanipal Ujalla Bhoi W/o - Murali 146 Hindol Madhapur Kukupangi Malati Padhan,W/o-Pabana Padhan, Jayanti Padha, W/o- Nabina Padhan, Jui Padhan, S/o- Nabina Padhan 147 Odapada Kalanga Dinabandhupur Chaitanya Naik, S/O- Sudarsan 148 Odapada Kalanga Dinabandhupur Amar Bhoi, S/O- Bidyadhar 149 Odapada Kalanga Dinabandhupur Chandramani Bhoi, S/O-Nakul 150 Odapada Kalanga Dinabandhupur Narottam Bhoi, S/O-Kubera 151 Odapada Kalanga Dinabandhupur Biranchi Bhoi, S/O-Chandramani 152 Odapada Kalanga Dinabandhupur Khaga Bhoi, S/O-Iswar 153 Odapada Kalanga Dinabandhupur Baidhar Bhoi, S/O- Jaganatha 154 Odapada Kalanga Dinabandhupur Hari Bhoi, S/O-Kapila 155 Odapada Kalanga Dinabandhupur Batakrishna Bhoi, S/O- Nurshingh 156 Odapada Kalanga Dinabandhupur Makara Bhoi, S/O-Kanhei 157 Odapada Kalanga Dinabandhupur Boita Bhoi, W/O-Dheneswar 158 Odapada Kalanga Dinabandhupur Baidhar Bhoi, S/O- Goji 159 Odapada Kalanga Dinabandhupur Nursingh Bhoi, S/O- Jaganatha 160 Odapada Kalanga Dinabandhupur Rabinarayana Bhoi, S/O- Jaganatha 161 Odapada Kalanga Dinabandhupur Satrughan Bhoi, S/O-Nila 162 Odapada Kalanga Dinabandhupur Purusottam Naik, S/O- Sudarsan 163 Odapada Kalanga Dinabandhupur Hadibandhu Bhoi, S/O- Naba 164 Odapada Kalanga Dinabandhupur Maharaga Bhoi, S/O-Mangulu 165 Odapada Kalanga Dinabandhupur Sankar Bhoi, S/O-Natha 166 Odapada Kalanga Dinabandhupur Paluni Bhoi, W/O-Raghu Page 3 of 130 SI No Block Gram Panchayat Village Name of the FRA Beneficiary 1 2 3 4 5 167 Odapada Kalanga Dinabandhupur Rajkishore Bhoi, S/O- Dama 168 Odapada Kalanga Dinabandhupur Bighna Bhoi, S/O- Naba 169 Odapada Kalanga Dinabandhupur Suresh Ch.
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    FREE SAMPLES FREE VST RESOURCES EFFECTS BLOG VIRTUAL INSTRUMENTS Raga (Melodic Mode) Raga This article is about melodic modes in Indian music. For subgenre of reggae music, see Ragga. For similar terms, see Ragini (actress), Raga (disambiguation), and Ragam (disambiguation). A Raga performance at Collège des Bernardins, France Indian classical music Carnatic music · Hindustani music · Concepts Shruti · Svara · Alankara · Raga · Rasa · Tala · A Raga (IAST: rāga), Raag or Ragam, literally means "coloring, tingeing, dyeing".[1][2] The term also refers to a concept close to melodic mode in Indian classical music.[3] Raga is a remarkable and central feature of classical Indian music tradition, but has no direct translation to concepts in the classical European music tradition.[4][5] Each raga is an array of melodic structures with musical motifs, considered in the Indian tradition to have the ability to "color the mind" and affect the emotions of the audience.[1][2][5] A raga consists of at least five notes, and each raga provides the musician with a musical framework.[3][6][7] The specific notes within a raga can be reordered and improvised by the musician, but a specific raga is either ascending or descending. Each raga has an emotional significance and symbolic associations such as with season, time and mood.[3] The raga is considered a means in Indian musical tradition to evoke certain feelings in an audience. Hundreds of raga are recognized in the classical Indian tradition, of which about 30 are common.[3][7] Each raga, state Dorothea
  • 2. Ijhss-Exploring Symbolism of Ragas on Costume and Designing Contemporary Wear

    2. Ijhss-Exploring Symbolism of Ragas on Costume and Designing Contemporary Wear

    International Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences (IJHSS) ISSN(P): 2319-393X; ISSN(E): 2319-3948 Vol. 7, Issue 5, Aug - Sep 2018; 11-26 © IASET EXPLORING SYMBOLISM OF RAGAS ON COSTUME AND DESIGNING CONTEMPORARY WEAR Vaishali Menon 1 & Kauvery Bai 2 1Research Scholar, Department of Textiles and Clothing, Bangalore, Karnataka, India 2Associate Professor, Department of Textiles and Clothing, Smt VHD Central Institute of Home Science, Bangalore, Karnataka, India ABSTRACT Indian classical music is one of the ancient art forms in the world. Apart from being deeply spiritual, it also offers a rich visual and cultural experience. Ragas are an integral part of Indian classical music which is a set of minimum 5 notes set in a certain progression with emphasis on certain notes, creating a specific mood or depicting certain emotions which are largely associated with the time and season in which they are sung, Character of the notes and dominant notes in a Raga. This study was undertaken to explore the symbolism of 6 principle ragas associated with 6 different seasons in nature. Symbolism was studied for Seasons, emotions, time and color associated with Raga Bhairav, Megh, Malkauns, Hindol, Shree, and Deepak. This symbolism was correlated with costumes to design contemporary garments, using Indian fabrics like Ikkat, Kalamkari, Ahimsa Silk, Chiffon, Batik etc. These were further analyzed by musicians, students and faculty in the fashion field. From this study, it was found that there is the association between the nature of Raga and mood created by the same. The creative process of designing a garment can be influenced by the sensory experience created by different ragas in Indian classical music which had an influence on color, texture, silhouette, and embellishment of the garment.
  • Machine Learning Approaches for Mood Identification in Raga: Survey

    Machine Learning Approaches for Mood Identification in Raga: Survey

    International Journal of Innovations in Engineering and Technology (IJIET) Machine Learning Approaches for Mood Identification in Raga: Survey Priyanka Lokhande Department of Computer Engineering Maharashtra Institute of Technology, Pune, Maharashtra, India Bhavana S. Tiple Department of Computer Engineering Maharashtra Institute of Technology, Pune, Maharashtra, India Abstract- Music is a “language of emotion”, which defines the emotion or feeling through music. Music directly connects to the soul and induces emotion in mind and brains. In Hindustani Classical Music raga plays very important role. It defines characteristics that differentiate ragas uniquely. Hindustani Classical Music also has nine different swaras that specifically define the emotion. In this paper we surveyed different techniques for raga identification and differentiate them according to their work and accuracy. We give the rasa - bhava relationship and raga-rasa mapping that defines the emotion related to raga. Keywords – Indian Classical Music, Emotion, Raga- Rasa relation, Classifiers. I. INTRODUCTION Indian classical music: One of an ancient tradition is Indian classical music that is an art form that is continuously growing. It has its roots in Sam Veda. Indian classical music is divided into two branches: Carnatic (South Indian Classical Music) and Hindustani (North Indian Classical Music). Carnatic music is sharp and involves many rhythmic and tonal complexities. Hindustani is mellifluous and meant to be entertainment and pleasure oriented music. Indian classical music and Western music vary from each other with respect to their notes, timings and different characteristics associated with raga. Swaras of Indian classical music are similar to the note of western classical music. There are many characteristics of Hindustani classical music.
  • Sangeet Kendra Catalogue Copy

    Sangeet Kendra Catalogue Copy

    Sangeet Kendra Catalogue Baithak Series (Vocal) Siddheshwari Devi ! Volume 1 - Poorab Thumri!! ! ! ! 1. Dole Re Joban Madamaati 2. Rasa Ki Boond Pari 3. Jhamak Jhuki Aayi 4. E Ri Haanri Nanandiyaa 5. Ranaji Main Bairaagan Hungi !Volume 2 - Poorab Thumri 1. Saba Ras Barase Nayanavaa 2. Shaam Bhai Bin Shyam 3. Are Guiyaan Daravajavaa Mein 4. Aavo Aavo Nagariyaa Badi Motibai ! Volume 1 - Poorab Thumri 1. Vasant Ritu Bahaar and Piya Sang Karat Boli Tholi 2. Bahiyaan Naa Maroro Giridhaari 3. Paani Bhare Ri Kaun Albele Ki Naar Jhamaajham 4. Saiyaandaman !Volume 2 - Poorab Thumri 1. Tori Tirachhi Nazar Laage Pyari Re 2. Sab Ban Ambuvaa Mahurila 3. Naahak Laaye Gawanvaa ! Volume 3 - Poorab Thumri 1. Raga Kamod - Khayal 2. Raga Mishra Sindhura - Thumri 3. Raga Bageshree - Khayal 4. Raga Mishra Kafi - Tappa 5. Raga Mishra Jhinjhoti - Tappa Ustad Sharafat Hussain Khan ! Volume 1 - Agra Gharana 1. Raga Saavani - Alap (Vilambit) 2. Raga Saavani - Alap (Madhyalaya) 3. Raga Saavani - Alap (Drut) 4. Raga Saavani - Khayal in Vilambit Ektala (E Ri Mai Aaj) ! ! Volume 2 - Agra Gharana 1. Raga Saavani - Khayal in Drut Teentala (E Ri Faagun Jhula Daare) 2. Raga Nat Bihaag - Khayal in Drut Teentala (Jhan Jhan Jhan Jhan Payal Baaje Ma) 3. Raga Sohini - Drut Teentala ! Volume 3 - Agra Gharana 1. Raga Jayjaywanti - Khayal Vilambit Ektala (Vaaye Kahaan Kal Ho) 2. Raga Jayjaywanti - Khayal Drut Teentala (Naadaan Akhiyaan Laagi) ! Volume 4 - Agra Gharana 1. Raga Raamkali - Khayal in Vilambit Ektala (Aaj Radhe Tore Badan Par) 2. Raga Raamkali - Khayal in Drut Teentala (Un Sang Laagi) 3. Raga Bhairavi - Dadra (Banaavo Batiyaan) Dagar Brothers (Nasir Zahiruddin Dagar and Nasir Faiyazuddin Dagar) ! Volume 1 - Dhrupad 1.