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An Illustrative List of Pending Cases of Renewal of Repertory Grant for the Year 2016-17 (As on 19.04.2018) An Illustrative list of Pending Cases of Renewal of Repertory grant for the year 2016-17 (As on 1 !0"!201#$ The fund to the following listed organization will be released only after submission/clearance of pending UC’s/deficiencies reflected against their names and also further subject to reflecting the names of organizations on NGO Darpan portal i.e. ngodarpan.gov.in – Search NGOs. %ote& 1. All the grantee organizations mentioned above are requested to furnish the requisite documents/UC’s in prescribed format reflecting against their name to N ! "ith a cop# to $.Arts ection at the earliest "ithout further dela#. %. National chool of Drama (N !'( Delhi is requested to go through the )les/papers submitted b# the grantee organizations and send the pending UC’s / other relevant documents as mentioned against the grantee organizations immediately. *. Concerned Officers/Organisations are also requested to underta-e the ph#sical inspection of organisation "ithout further dela# and send the inspection report to $.Arts.. ection urgently. /. 0he above list is illustrative and not exhaustive hence the de)ciencies mentioned and the actual number of grantee organizations ma# var#. S.No. Name of the Organization & Inspection UC pending Availability Address due of Unique ID of NGO Darpan Portal 1. Changkiu Bagang VFMC, 11-6/2015-BTI Ok Bebo Colony Seppa, District East 26/10/2015 Kameng, Arunachal Pradesh, 790102 2. Angana, Yes 11-249/2013- Ok C/o Pramod Barman, P.ARTS Khanamukh, P.O. Dharapur, 6/2/2014 Kamrup, Assam, 781133 3. Dapon The Mirror, Yes 10-500/2016- Vill-Jalah-Nabhanga, Udalguri P.ARTS (BTAD), Assam, 784521 13/12/2016 11-525/2016- P.ARTS 6/10/2016 10-196/2016- S.No. Name of the Organization & Inspection UC pending Availability Address due of Unique ID of NGO Darpan Portal P.ARTS 29/06/2016 4. Seagull, 11-132/2015- House No. 14, Juroni Path, R G P.ARTS Baruah Road, Guwahat, Assam, 22/09/2015 781005 5. BA (A Cultural Organization), ok Ok House No. 16, Hiyar Ghar, Kabarsthan Path, Dwarandha, Sixmile, P.O. Khanapara, Guwahati, Dist. Kamrup Metro, Assam, 781022 6. Panchasur, 9-37/2016-S&F Ok C/o Probin Kumar, Saikia Sundar 14/12/2016 Path, H.No. 4, Gita Nagar, Guwahati, Kamrup, Assam, 781021 7. Association of Kundigira Art & 9-202/2015-S Ok Culture, 29/12/2015 P.O.-Bordeori, Via-Dikrong 9-23/2016-S&F (Narayanpur), Dist.-Lakhimpur, 14/12/2016 Assam, 784164 10-197/2016- P.ARTS 29/06/2016 8. Saptarshi Folk Culture Academy, 9-44/2016-S&F Ok 14/12/2016 Vill-Singri, P.O-Singi, Dist- 10-320/2016- Sonitpur, Assam, 784110 P.ARTS 26/09/2016 10-355/2016- P.ARTS 28/09/2016 9. Badungduppa (A Socio-Cultural 10-195/2016- Ok Society), P.ARTS Village: Rampur, Post Office: 29/06/2016 Bardamal, District: Goalpara, 9-25/2016-S&F Assam, 781320 14/12/2016 9-203/2015-S&F 7/9/2016 10. Macbeth Drama, Yes 10-150/2016- Ok Vill. Ratanpur, P.O. & Dist. P.ARTS Dhemaji, Assam, 787057 26/09/2016 9-34/2016-S&F 14/12/2016 11-323/2016- P.ARTS 18/02/2016 10-356/2016- P.ARTS S.No. Name of the Organization & Inspection UC pending Availability Address due of Unique ID of NGO Darpan Portal 28/09/2016 11. Srimanta Sankardev Krishti Yes 10-354/2016- Ok Bikash Kendra, P.ARTS P.O. Sankardev Nagar, Near Sub- 28/09/2016 DvnI H.Q., Dist. Nagaon, 10-259/2015- Assam, 782442 P.ARTS 23/09/2015 12. Ashirwad Rangmandal, Ok Ok Kali Asthan Chowk, Near Rotary Blood Bank, Begusarai, Bihar, 851101 13. Ahuti Natya Academy, Yes 10-07/2016- Ok Ward No.-19, Vill- Kaithma, P.ARTS Near Gupta Bandh, Begusarai, 20/1/2016 Bihar, 851129 10-330/2016- P.ARTS 27/09/2016 10-132/2015- PARTS 9/9/2015 14. Sanskritik Vikas Kendra, 10-322/2016- ok Vill-Ramdiri, Tola-Lawaharchak, P.ARTS Distt.-Begusarai, Bihar, 851129 27/09/2016 10-333/2016- P.ARTS 27/09/2016 9-89/2016-S&F 15/12/2016 10-108/2015- P.ARTS 21/07/2015 15. Navodit, Yes Ok Ok Hari Shankar Gupta, Chandni Chowk, Near Durga Mandir, Vishnupur, Begusarai, Bihar, 851129 16. Magadh Kala Vikash Manch, Yes Ok Not Chitragupt Nagar Pokhariya, available Ward No.-37, Begusarai, Bihar, 851101 S.No. Name of the Organization & Inspection UC pending Availability Address due of Unique ID of NGO Darpan Portal 17. Raaga (An Association of Art, Yes 10-332/2016- Ok Education and Social Welfare ), P.ARTS H/o A.K. Srivastav, Near 27/09/2016 Yashoda Apartment, B.S.E.B. Colony, Shastri Nagar, Patna, Bihar, 800023 18. Bharat Natya Kala Kendra, 10-54/2016- Ok Jaya Prakash Colony, P.ARTS Madhubani, Purnea, Bihar, 3/3/2016 854301 10-328/2016- P.ARTS 27/09/2016 19. Shakuntala Seva Sadan, Ok At-Ishwar Nagar, P.O.+P.S.- Dhamdaha, Purnea, Bihar, 854205 20. Bitiya Rani, 10-290/2016- Ok At-Gomti, PO-Bishunpur P.ARTS Titidha, Dist.-Vaishali, Bihar, 26/09/2016 844502 9-58/2016-S&F 15/12/2016 9-216/2015-S 30/12/2015 9-19/2015-S&F 18/05/2015 21. Divine Social Development Yes 9-223/2015-S Ok Organization, 30/12/2015 Kamlawati Bhawan, High Court 9-20/2015-S&F Colony, Brahmpur, 18/05/2015 Phulwarisharif, Patna, Bihar, 11-109/2015- 800004 P.ART 22/09/2015 10-84/2015- P.ARTS 28/05/2015 22. Aakash Ganga Rang Chaupal 9-53/2016-S&F Ok Association, 15/12/2016 At-Chakiya, PO-B.T.P.S., PS- 11-118/2015- Barauni, Dist. Begusarai, Bihar, P.ARTS 851116 22/09/2015 10-73/2015- P.ARTS 14/05/2015 S.No. Name of the Organization & Inspection UC pending Availability Address due of Unique ID of NGO Darpan Portal 23. Manthan Kala Parishad, Ok Ok Birjuji Ka Hata, Chhoti Badalpura, Khagaul, Patna, Bihar, 801105 24. Prerna (Janwadi Sanskritik Ok Morcha), 403, C-1, Farhan Enclave, Ashiana Road, Samanpura, Raja Bazar, Patna, Bihar, 800014 25. Kala Jagran, 9-67/2016-S&F Ok Sundari Bhawan, New Bengali 15/12/2016 Tola, Devi Asthan, Patna, Bihar, 800001 26. Surangama Kala Kendra, Ok Ok Chakbasu, P.O. Ramma, Muzaffarpur, Bihar, 842002 27. Sootradhar, 10-83/2015- Ok Jamaluddin Chak, PO-Khagaul, P.ARTS Patna, Bihar, 801105 28/05/2015 28. Pancham, Yes Ok Ok D-1/D-101, D.D.A. Janta Flats (Kondli-Gharoli), Mayur Vihar Phase-III, Delhi, Delhi, 110096 29. New Retina Arts and Theatre Previous year Ok Not Cultural Society, available C-60, Jhilmil Colony, Delhi, inspection 110095 report not received 30. Odissi Natya Sala, Ok Ok E-30, Anandlok Society, Mayur Vihar, Phase-I, Delhi, 110091 31. Dance Maestro Pt. Sambhu Ok Ok Maharaj Cultural Organization (Regd.), Navsanjeevan Apartment, C-801, Sector-12, Plot-1, Dwarka, South-West Delhi, Delhi, 110078 32. Dishaa Creative Dance Group, Previous year Ok Ok B-5, Dharma Apartment, Plot No. 2, IP Extn., East Delhi, inspection Delhi, 110092 report not received 33. Renaisstance Theatre Society, Previous year 11-301/2015- Not F-9/B-1, Gali No.-4, IIIrd Floor, P.ARTS available Samaspur Garden, Pandav inspection 29/12/2015 Nagar, Delhi, 110091 report not received S.No. Name of the Organization & Inspection UC pending Availability Address due of Unique ID of NGO Darpan Portal 34. Abhigyan Natya Association, 10-08/2016- Ok D-45/A, Pandav Nagar, Opp. P.ARTS Mother Dairy, Delhi, 110092 20/1/2016 11-300/2015-P.A 24/09/2015 35. Delhi Panchavadya Trust (Regd), 9-115/2016 S & Ok F F-115/S-3, Dilshad Colony, 30/01/2017 Delhi, 110095 36. Darpan (Music Society of Ok Not Kairana Gharana), available D-73, Welcome, Seelampur, North East Delhi, Delhi, 110053 37. Natya Ballet Centre, 10-341/2016- Ok 60, Golf Links, New Delhi, P.ARTS Delhi, 110003 27/09/2016 38. Kalaashish, Ok Ok 35, Anand Lok, New Delhi, Delhi, 110049 39. Atelier Theatre Society, 10-226/2016- 680, Floor 3, Mukherjee Nagar, P.ARTS Delhi – 110009 22/08/2016 9-6782015-S 30/03/2016 11-313/2015- P.ARTS 24/09/2015 40. Anart Foundation, 11-382/2015- Ok 341/5A, Devendra Park Society, P.ARTS B/H Atithi Restaurent, Bodakdev, 24/09/2015 Ahmedabad, Gujarat, 380054 10-39/2016- P.ARTS 03/03/2016 10-453/2016- P.ARTS 21/11/2016 41. Darpana Academy of Performing 10-96/2015- Ok Arts, P.ARTS Usmanpura, Ahmedabad, 15/06/2015 Gujarat, 380013 S.No. Name of the Organization & Inspection UC pending Availability Address due of Unique ID of NGO Darpan Portal 42. Soormilan Unnati Trust, 10-297/2016- Not “Dhwani”, P.ARTS available B/h.Tanmay Complex, Near 26/09/2016 Bhaikaka Statue, At & Post Vallabh Vidyanagar, Dist. Anand, Gujarat, 388120 43. Saptak Cultural Society, 9-307/2015-S ok H.No. 409, Chinyot Colony, 31/12/2015 Near Railway Line, Rohtak, 10-300/2016- Haryana, 124001 P.ARTS 26/09/2016 9-198/2016-S&F 15/12/2016 44. Navjyoti Sangeet Kala Manch, Ok Not No. 1209, Sector-31, Gurgaon, available Haryana, 122001 45. Active Monal Cultural Yes Ok Ok Association, Shanti Niwas, Near Raju Bekari, Gandhinagar Kullu, District Kullu, Himachal Pradesh, 175101 46. Luka Pather Centre, 9-215/2016-S&F Ok Yechgam, Budgam, Kashmir, 15/12/2016 Jammu and Kashmir, 191111 47. Kashmir Performers Collective, 9-213/2016-S&F Ok Shah-i-Hamdan Mohalla, Kursu, 15/12/2016 Rajbagh, Srinagar, Jammu and 11-30/2016-BTI Kashmir, 190008 26/12/2016 48.
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