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West Bengal.Xlsx West Bengal Production Grant for the Group Music S.no file no organisation Address unique ID project Deficiency Surnandan Bharti D-24/2, Rabindra Pally, WB/2012/0052994 Rabindranath-Aesthetic 1 WB(G)(M)1 Kolkata Tradition Weavers Studio 5/1, Anil Moitra Road, WB/2011/0047987 Jamal-e-Begum Akhtar Resolution is not in 2 WB(G)(M)2 Resource Centre Kolkata original. Weavers Studio 5/1, Anil Moitra Road, WB/2011/0047987 voice of India-Sare Jahan Resolution is not in 3 WB(G)(M)3 Resource Centre Kolkata Se Accha Hindusthan original. Hamara In bond page no. 2 & 3 not in original Sahajiya Foundation I/33, Baghajatin, Kolkata WB/2011/0044801 Folk Songs of Bengal and 4 WB(G)(M)4 Contemporary world music Weavers Studio 5/1, Anil Moitra Road WB/2011/0047987 Archival of Indian Music 5 WB(G)(M)5 Resource Centre Lalan Academy 5 Prafulla chatterjee Road WB/2010/0032420 Manasa Mangaler Gan 6 WB(G)(M)6 Naihati 24 Parganas (N) Behala Sangeetanjali 18/1/K, Agarwala Garden WB/2013/0057691 Folk Festival Road, 63 K, Bamacharan 7 WB(G)(M)7 Roy Road, Behala, Kolkata Bhromara 20, Upendra Ch. Banerjee WB/2009/0006313 Rare Art Forms (Music 8 WB(G)(M)8 Road, Kolkata Dhwani Academy of 5/15, Kalicharan Dutta WB/2011/0042716 Tabla - its gharanas and Purcussion Music Road, Kolkata - 700061 its interaction with 9 WB(G)(M)9 South Indian Music Behala Nritanjali 30/I, Gopal Mishra Road, WB/2014/0074461 Regional Folk Festival Music & Social Kolkata - 700034 10 WB(G)(M)10 Welfare Organisation Weavers Studio 5/1, Anil Moitra Road, WB/2011/0047987 Tuning to you In Bond grantee did 11 WB(G)(M)11 Resource Centre Ballygunge Kolkata not sign at page no. 1 and 2. West Bengal Production Grant for the Group Theatre S.no file no organisation Address unique ID project Deficiency 1 WB(G)(T)1 Sarabhuj Bhagabatipally, WB/2010/0026004 Samantaral Rangamati, PO Vidyasagar Univeristy, Dist-Pachim Medinipur 2 WB(G)(T)2 Oihik Sristhi Sukher 174A, Kalighat Road, WB/2011/0043925 Panchakanya Ullasi Kolkata 3 WB(G)(T)3 Ensemble 357/2B, Prince Anwar WB/2013/0072006 Hey Haya Shah Road, (1st Road) Kolkata 4 WB(G)(T)4 Oikatan Dakshineswar 23, Jayasreenagar, P.O. WB/2014/0074602 Rajar Rajar Dakshineswar, Kolkata 5 WB(G)(T)5 Bhaghajatin Allap C-2/6, KMDA, Baghajatin WB/2012/0048919 Sadashiv Mangalik Housing, Kolkata 6 WB(G)(T)6 Kushilav FE-214, Salt Lake, Sector- WB/2010/0038260 War and Peace 3, Kolkata 7 WB(G)(T)7 Tiljala Writu 8L, C.N. Roy Road, WB/2014/0074544 Bhag Rakkhosher Kolkata Brittanto 8 WB(G)(T)8 South Gurukul Society 25B, Southend Park, WB/2010/0031419 Ananda Tumi Swami Kolkata 9 WB(G)(T)9 Khardaha Theatre 2 No. Shatadal Pally, WB/2010/0036029 Khochor Zone Shantinagar Road, PO Rahara, Kolkata 10 WB(G)(T)10 Radhanagar Darpan 50/G/2, Dr. J.R. Dhar WB/2010/0033598 Eiami Razia cultural Organisation Road, Radhanagar, DumDum, Kolkata 11 WB(G)(T)11 Naba Mayukh Nattya 5F, Fern Road, Kolkata WB/2012/0048791 My Name is Gauhar Jan sanstha 12 WB(G)(T)12 sandarbha C/o. S. Majumdar, 70, WB/2010/0032914 Kabi Kahini Ballygunge Gardens, Ist Floor (N), Kolkata 13 WB(G)(T)13 Rangakarmee 200, Prince Anwar Shah WB/2010/0039057 Dard-e-Naak Road, Kolkata 14 WB(G)(T)14 Kasba Ashani Drama 20, E, Bakul Tala Lane, WB/2012/0048166 Ali Baba In Bond Guarantee did Group Kasba, Kolkata not sign at any page 15 WB(G)(T)15 Ranan AA 17, Sector I, Salt Lake WB/2009/0006605 Ten City, Kolkata 16 WB(G)(T)16 Kolkata Shilpobhumi Ramkrishna Park, D- WB/2012/0051923 Kittonkhola Block, Rahara, PO Bondipur, Khardah, Dist- 24 Pgs (N), Kolkata 17 WB(G)(T)17 Purba Paschim 13B, Palit Steet, Kolkata WB/2009/0020255 Purba Paschim Resolution and Bank Authorization is not in original. + U. C. not attached 18 WB(G)(T)18 Indian Mother's 17/E, Nonadanga Road, not seen the Unique ID Teen Tilange All documents are Foundation PO Sheoraphuli, PS duplicate Serampore, Hoogly (Bank Authorization & recommendation letter is not attached + Bond & Resolution is not in original) 19 WB(G)(T)19 Sundaram 57, Jatin Das Road, WB/2011/0044687 Rash Kash Singara Kolkata 20 WB(G)(T)20 Kanchrapara Theatre C/o. Niladree WB/2011/0040354 Nokshi Kanthar Math Nandik Bhattachayra, Flat-B/G, Block-E, Sonar Bhuwan In Bond Guarantee did Complex, G.P. Road, not sign at Page no. 3 Rathatala, PO Kalyani, Dist. Nadia 21 WB(G)(T)21 Basirhat Sattwik Vill. Barojirakpur, PO WB/2011/0046595 Jeen Basirhat (R.S.) PS Basirhat Dist-North 24 Parganas 22 WB(G)(T)22 Burdwan The Bhatchala Colony, WB/2013/0059506 Birpurush Puppeteers Simpally, Bundwan 23 WB(G)(T)23 Kaliganj Ananya School Para, PO WB/2012/0049623 Chor Charandas Theatre Kaliyaganj, Distt. Uttar Dinajpur 24 WB(G)(T)24 Thakurnagar Mime Vill. Simul, PO WB/2009/0021360 Veer Sanyasi Grantee signature Academy of Culture Thakurnagar, Dist. North Vivekananda different with those in 24 Parganas Resolution 25 WB(G)(T)25 Natadha 7/2 Naba Kumar Nandy WB/2009/0020468 Megh Naamey Lane, Howrah 26 WB(G)(T)26 Angikar North 6/B, Nimu Goswami Lane, WB/2014/0073727 Lekhar Desh P.S. Jorabagan, PO Hatkhola,Kolkata 27 WB(G)(T)27 Nahalee 18, Sukanta Park (BB-39), WB/2012/0052490 Morgue-A Krishnapur, PO Prafulla In Bond Guarantee did Kanan, Kolkata not sign at Page 3 28 WB(G)(T)28 Thealight 57/1A, Durga Charan WB/2010/0035025 Mrityu Dwiper Raja Mitra Street, Kolkata 29 WB(G)(T)29 Weavers Studio 5/1, Anil Moitra Road, WB/2011/0047987 Rwituparno Gosh Resoruce Centre Kolkata 30 WB(G)(T)30 Kathok Performing Miravita Muchipara, GIP WB/2012/0052639 Nandinir Pala Repertoire Colony, Howrah 31 WB(G)(T)31 Bengal Repertory Flat No. 4 (1st Floor), WB/2010/0026133 A Radhika Niharika Abasan, 35/7, Andul 1st Bye Lane, PO Danesh Shaikh Lane, Hawrah 32 WB(G)(T)32 Roopdarshan 62, Sambhunath Pandit WB/2013/0069944 Brishti Namar Aage Street, Kolkata 33 WB(G)(T)33 Kristi Samsad 121, K.M. Roychowdhury WB/2011/0041092 Research and Workshop Road, PO South Jagaddal, oriented new invention Kolkata of theatre language 34 WB(G)(T)34 Mangolik 20, Dr. Suresh Chandra WB/2010/0032958 Elam Fire Banerjee Road, Kolkata 35 WB(G)(T)35 Bikramgarh Maru C/33/15, Manjulika WB/2010 Bharater Vivekananda Behag Housing Corporative Bank Authorization is Society, EKT Phase IV, not in original. Kolkata 36 WB(G)(T)36 Guriahati Society for C/o. Ashok Kumar Guha, WB/2009/0012024 Chander Deshe Cultural Technological Snigdha, Saroda Devi and Economical Road, Behind Nripendra Resolution is not in Development Narayan High School, original. Cooch Behar 37 WB(G)(T)37 Lokkrishti AA-81, Salt Lake City, WB/2010/0030383 Workshop oriented Sector-I, Kolkata Theatre production ROM- COM 38 WB(G)(T)38 Amiya Memorial 193, New Upper WB/2011/0045552 Feeling of Unity in Creative Art Chelidanga, Near Diversity Sibmandir, Post Asansol- 4, Dist-Burdwan 39 WB(G)(T)39 Bengal Arohee Bikramanagor, Bandel WB/2009/0016288 Oh My God Station Road, Hooghly 40 WB(G)(T)40 Kalindi Bratyajon P-65, Kalindi House WBA/2010/0032905 Ke? (Who?) Scheme, Kolkata 41 WB(G)(T)41 Baghajatin Alaap C-2/6, KMDA, Baghajatin WB/2012/0048919 Sadashiv Mangalik Housing, Kolkata 42 WB(G)(T)42 Yatrik Natya Gosthi NS Road, PO-Kaliyaganj, WB/2013/0059561 Pap Punnya Dist-Uttar Dinajpur 43 WB(G)(T)43 Shilpi Sangha 9, M.C. Gosh Lane, WB/2010/0034123 Judhisthir Babu Hawrah 44 WB(G)(T)44 Nirbak Abhinay 136, Subarnapattan, PO WB/2010/0038828 Dhushar Godhuli Academy Kajipara, Barasat, 24 Parganas (North) 45 WB(G)(T)45 Netra Women and Vill & PO-Netra WB/2009/0003122 Sita Haran Child Welfare Society (Bosepara), PS-Diamond Harbour, Dist. South 24 Parganas 46 WB(G)(T)46 Ballygunge Bratyajon C/o. Manideepa WB/2013/0056121 Ardhangini Mukherjee, Flat NO. 1A, 1st Floor-31/C, Ballygunge, 1st Lane, Kolkata 47 WB(G)(T)47 Chanditala Prompter Barijahatty, PO WB/2010/0036547 Bhorer Kuyasha Chanditala, Dist. Hooghly 48 WB(G)(T)48 Brischick Natya Benia Lane, Bansberia, WB/2012/0049935 Antigone Sanstha Hooghly 49 WB(G)(T)49 Rangtal Theatre Halishar Kona colony, PO WB/2010/0024637 We are a great Nation Hazinagar, Dist-24 Parganas (north) 50 WB(G)(T)50 Rangapeeth Kuhelika, 1/4A, Shyam WB/2013/0066110 Somoy Bose Road, Block-4A, Flat G-2, Kolkata 51 WB(G)(T)51 Roop-O-Rong 6, Krishna Mohan Mitra WB/2014/0072768 Biswajoyee Vivekananda Lane, Salkia, Howrah 52 WB(G)(T)52 Khamarchandi Natya Vill. Roypara, Phulbagan, WB/2011/0047036 Jal Dao Prahari PO-Haripal Dit-Hooghly 53 WB(G)(T)53 Nababarrackpore 24/1, Michel, WB/2012/0050797 Tabu Bihanga Chorus Theatre Madhusudan Dutta Road, New Barrackpore, 24 Pargana (North), Kolkata 54 WB(G)(T)54 Manicktala Spandan DL-230/D, Sector-II, Salt WB/2012/0048529 Wrong Toute Lake, Kolkata 55 WB(G)(T)55 Abhaash Dakshin A/52, Ramkrishna Nagar, WB/2009/0020452 Padmabhati Kolkata PO Lakarpur (Garia) Kolkata 56 WB(G)(T)56 Purba Paschim 6B, Jatindr aMohan WB/2009/0020255 Akkel Gurum Avenue, Kolkata 57 WB(G)(T)57 Rupnagar Kolkata 12A, Naktala Lane, WB/2011/0046204 Aakash Jure Kolkata Swapnomaya 58 WB(G)(T)58 Aneek BC 24/6, Slat Lake, WB/2009/0007013 Chikissa Kolkata 59 WB(G)(T)59 Rangasram 195/A.C.
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