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Karnataka Production Grant for the Group Dance S.No File No Organisation Address Sri Karnataka Production Grant for the Group Dance S.no file no organisation Address Sri. Channeshwara Havyasi Behind Ganesh Temple, 1 KA(G)(D)1 kalavidara Sangha Shekharappa Badavane, Davangere Nilaya Nritya Kendra 125,athreya nalanda convent 2 KA(G)(D)2 road raghavendra nagar tumkur Vishweshwaraiah Rural Urban Upparapalli Village and Post 3 KA(G)(D)3 Development Trust Ronuru (H), Srinivasapur (TQ) Kolar (Dist) karnataka Nataraja natya kala mandali 4 KA(G)(D)4 Panchalingeshwara,shagale Tarangini Arts Foundation 42, Sirur Park Road, 4th Cross, 5 KA(G)(D)5 Malleshwaram, Bangalore 85/11,1st cross,1st main,G.d 6 KA(G)(D)6 Rajarajesh kala niketan park extn vyali kaval Sri Vidya Foundation for Indian No. 482, Burugalmutt Road, VV 7 KA(G)(D)7 Performing Arts, Bangalore Puram, Bangalore-4, India Natyanjali Nrutya kala Kendra Mahaganpati Krupa, 6th Cross, 8 KA(G)(D)8 Pragati Nagar, Sirsi (N.K), karnataka Jagadambha Samskruthika D.No. 208/03, Shekharappa 9 KA(G)(D)9 Mandali (R ), Badavane, Avaragere nrityanjali school of no-945 jyothi,10 main,6th 10 KA(G)(D)10 bharatnatyam cross,bsk 1st stage,2nd block,bengaluru Sanjali Centre for Odissi Dance A-401, Mantri Elegance, 11 KA(G)(D)11 Bannerghatta Road, Bangalore - 560075 Rural Woment Development Prasanthi Nagar, Kalludi - Post, Society Gouribidanur - Taluk, 12 KA(G)(D)12 Chikbalapur, Dist.- karnataka Dhanalaxmi Mahila Samaja Kotaladinne, Hossur - Post Gowribanur, Tq - Chikkaballapur 13 KA(G)(D)13 - Dist, Karnataka State Ramyashree Mahila Abhivrudhi Rangappa Building, Arasapura 14 KA/G/D/14 Sangha via Byrenahalli, Koratagere tq, Tumkur Distt. Karnataka Sri Yuvraja Vidya Samathe Near T.V.V College, Madhugiri, 15 KA/G/D/15 Tumkur Dist. Vikas Niketan- Society for Rural MNT Complex, Vinayaka Nagar, 16 KA/G/D/16 Development Jigani Post, Anekal Taluk, Bangalore District. Kashyapa Cultural Association D.No.285,opp:Adireddy Layout, T.B.Cross, Bagepalli 17 KA/G/D/17 (Post&Taluk) Chikbalapur- Dist.Karnataka Karnataka Production Grant for the Group Music S.no File No. organisation Address 1 KA(G)(M)1 Akkamahadevi Mahila Mandal Navadgeri, Bidar, Ratnamma Nilaya, Navadgeri, Janwada Road 2 KA(G)(M)2 Tarangini Arts Foundation 42, Sirur Park Road, 4th Cross, Malleshwaram, Bangalore 3 KA(G)(M)3 Akkamahadevi Mahila Mandal Navadgeri, Bidar, Ratnamma Nilaya, Navadgeri, Janwada Road 4 KA(G)(M)4 Sri Guruguha Vaaggeya Shimoga, 53/1, Opp. Sal Prathisthana Trust Mandira, 3rd Cross, Basavangudi, Shimoga 5 KA(G)(M)5 Ranga Samasthana (Red), 565, 16th Main, 3rd Stage, West of Chord Road, Manjunathanagar 6 KA(G)(M)6 Sri sharda sangeetha sabha trust® 48,5th main, 4thcross,raghuvendra colony,chamarajpet 7 KA(G)(M)7 gayathri rural development socity madapur village and po- chamarajanagar distt 8 KA(G)(M)8 Ranga Samsthana (Regd) # 565, 16th Main, 3rd Stage, West of Chord Road, Manjunathanagar, Bangalore - 560010 Karnataka Production Grant for the Group Theatre S.no file no organisation Address Cauvery rural Development 23rd Ward Cauvery Campus 1 KA(G)(T)1 Society Bagepalli Town-561207, Chickballapur District Samartha seva sngha sri renuka devi project 2 KA(G)(T)2 office,hm road,davangere,Karnataka Sri Vivekananda Educational , 10th ward, New Tank 3 KA(G)(T)3 Development and Training Society Area,Bagepalli Divya Jothi Cultural Association Shagale Camp, Shagale-577002, 4 KA(G)(T)4 Davanagere Dist, Karnataka Balanandana Trust Heggodu, Honnesara-577417 , 5 KA(G)(T)5 Sagar Tq, Shimoga, Dist. Karnataka State Secretary, Adarsha mahila Harapanahalli-583131, 6 KA(G)(T)6 Mandali, Hadagali Road Davangere Dist, Karnataka Karnataka Sahasa Kala Academy Sahasa kala Shikshana Kendra 7 KA(G)(T)7 Ramadevara Bettada Road, Near MMU College, Ramanagar Sri trimula samaskrithka yuvaka Beside hdfc bank, hm road 8 KA(G)(T)8 sangha® devangere Yakshagana Samshodhana Kendra Amrutavarshini, NH-17, Manaki, 9 KA(G)(T)9 Gandhinagar Post, TQ•Kumta, Uttarakannada, Karnataka Rural Integrated Development Kadehalli Village, Hampsandra 10 KA(G)(T)10 Society Post, Gudibande, Taluk, Chikkaballapur Sri Manjunatha Rural Manu Building, Near 11 KA(G)(T)11 Development Society Venkashwara Talkies, T.B. Road, Kadur Town Sri siddslingeswara unne nekara medimallsandra(village kshemabivruddi sanga® post),a.g(ho) hoskote(tq) 12 KA(G)(T)12 The World Cultural And Social Maliyappanahally (Village), 13 KA(G)(T)13 Development Organization Kurugal-Post, Vemagal-Hobali Kolar-Taluk, Kolar-District, Karnataka Samaskruthika kala sangha Door no 133, ,2nd ward,behind 14 KA(G)(T)14 girls hostel,Bagepalli town Sri Krishna Cultire Natya mandali 2nd Ward, Nagappa Building, Bagepalli-561207, 15 KA(G)(T)15 Chikkaballapur District, Karnataka Institute of Magic & Allied Arts 750/3, Magic Mansion, Surya 16 KA(G)(T)16 Layout, 8th Phase, JP Nagar Kantha Lakshmi Kala Balaga (R), D.No. 208-03, Shekharappa 17 KA(G)(T)17 Badavane Yakshadegula No. 143/73, 6th Cross, 3rd 18 KA(G)(T)18 Block, Thyagaraja Nagar Bangalre Indrajal Cultural Association No. 26, 1st Cross, 20th Main, 19 KA(G)(T)19 Giri Nagar, T Block, (Muneshwara Block), Bangalore Kala Samooha (R ), K.C. Subhash Babu Farm, D.No. 20 KA(G)(T)20 495/13, Nittuvalli New Extn. Off. Rvvs I.T.I College, Nittuvalli Surya Rural Development Society Krishna Pura Village, Kothakote 21 KA(G)(T)21 (R Post, Bagepalli Taluk, Chikkaballapur Dist, Karnataka Sri Kamakshi Seva Samithi ( R), Sri Renukadevi Building, Binny 22 KA(G)(T)22 Mill Road, Davanagere Padmavathi Educational and Rural ®, Gundlapalli Village, C.R.Palli Development Trust Post, Gulur Hobli, Bagepalli 23 KA(G)(T)23 Taluk-561207, Chickaballapur District, karnataka KALABHASKARA, NO258 VAIJAYANTA,ITAGI 24 KA(G)(T)24 SIDDAPUR UTTARAKANNADA, Prithviraja Chawan Cultural Shagale Camp, Shagale, 25 KA(G)(T)25 Association ®, Davamagere Dist Balaji Rural Development Society Maraganikunte, Gulur-Hobili, 26 KA(G)(T)26 Bagepall-Taluk, Chickballapur- Dist, Karnataka Sri Nethravathi Cultural Opp. Old Syndicate Bank, 27 KA(G)(T)27 Association ( R), Renukadevi Complex, HM Road, Davanagere Culture & Art Development Door No. 130, 2nd Ward, Gulur 28 KA(G)(T)28 Training Society ® Road, Bagepaali Town Cauvery rural Development 23rd Ward Cauvery Campus 29 KA(G)(T)29 Society, Bagepalli Town, Chickballapur District Kala Sangama M.K.Hatti, Hanumanth Nagar, 30 KA(G)(T)30 Chitradurga Distt, Karnataka Gopi Krishna Cultural Society ( R), Old Syndicate Bank, Renukadevi 31 KA(G)(T)31 Building, Dvg Dist MAITRI KALA BALAGA TELANGAR PO:TELANAGAR,U.K 32 KA(G)(T)32 Lasya Vardhana Trust No. 33 KA(G)(T)33 [email protected] OM, 9th A Main, D Block, 2nd Stage, Rajajinagar, Bengaluru Nada Saraswati Kala Sangeetha, and Sankritik 34 KA(G)(T)34 Sangha ® 260, Ayyappa nagar Hubli Road Shree Padmavathi Cultural opp. Manjunath Pravision 35 KA(G)(T)35 Development Association Stores, 1st Main, 5th Cross, Avaragere, Davangere, Karnataka Chayadevi Foundation Kavirathna Kalidasa Co- 36 KA(G)(T)36 Operative Bank, HM Road, Davangere, Karnataka State sri sarveswara nruthya kala no 553"samruddhi" 2nd main 37 KA(G)(T)37 mandira 2nd cross,vijayanagara 1st stage kinnara mela director,kinnara mela po-tumari 38 KA(G)(T)38 sagar tq.shimonga sadguru thyagabrahma aradhana 36b cross,off kanakapura road 39 KA(G)(T)39 kainkarya trust 7th block,jayanagar no.58,2nd cross,r.k.layout 40 KA(G)(T)40 drushya kg,nagar Sri rajarajeshwari kala niketan 85/11 1st cross 1st main gd 41 KA(G)(T)41 park extn.vyali kaval nada saraswati kala sangeeth and sirsi260 ayyappa nagar hubli 42 KA(G)(T)42 sanskritika sanga road sirsi 581402 Balanandana Trust heggoudu honnesara sagar tq,shimonga 43 KA(G)(T)43 distt Koshika # Hutti, Cherkadi Post, Udupi, 44 KA(G)(T)44 Karnataka Gothami Foundation ® Gothami Foundation ® #226, 45 KA(G)(T)45 Society Road, Kirgandur Village Mandya Taluk, Mandya District Dhrishti Foundation 62, Navaraspur Extn, Near 46 KA(G)(T)46 Hudco Water Tank, Bagalkot Road, Bijapur Samudaya Karnataka Rajya Samiti Samudaya Karnataka Rajya Samiti, No. 611, 20th Main Near 47 KA(G)(T)47 24th Cross, Poornaprajna Nagar, Uttarahalli, Damaruga Ranga Sampanmoola Melehalli, Bhramasandra Post, 48 KA(G)(T)48 Kendra Melehalli, Tumkur Taluk Pavithra Yuvathi Mandali Abad Mohalla, Hassan-573201, 49 KA(G)(T)49 Hassan, District, Karnataka State Ashrya Mahila Mandali Pension Mohalla, Hassan- 50 KA(G)(T)50 573201 Indian Society for Performance # 4, Istmain Road, Off Palace 51 KA(G)(T)51 and Teachers of Dance ® Cross, Road, Chakravarthy Layout, Bangalore - 560020 Yakshangana Trust Room No. 16, Sri Ganesha Lodge 52 KA(G)(T)52 No. 15, 4th Main N.R. Colony, Bangalore, Aneka No. 63, first Floor, M.S. Lay out, 53 KA(G)(T)53 Kanakapura Road, Jaragana Halli, Bangalore Sri Guru Kanaka Shiradi Seva Kittadal,Mathodu Hobli, 54 KA(G)(T)54 Sangha ® Hosadurga Taluk Chithradurga Dist - 577533 KALABHASKARA, No. 258, Vaijayanta, Itagi, PO - 55 KA(G)(T)55 Itagi, Siddapur, Uttara Kannada, Karnataka Social Integrated Rural Kotaladinne, Hossur Post, Development Society Gouribidanur Tq. Chikkaballapur 56 KA(G)(T)56 Dt. Karnataka State Anjanadri Education And Rural K.R. Ext6ension, Madhugiri 57 KA(G)(T)57 Development Trust (R ) Tumkur Dist, Pure Heart Agricultural Rural Near Balaji Clinic, Holavanahalli, 58 KA(G)(T)58 Development Society Koratagere Taluck, Tumkur District, Ranga Parisara ® C/P R.D.K. Comples,Haliyal 59 KA(G)(T)59 Road, Basavanagar,Dharwad. Sree Ramakrishana Paramahamsa Gundiapalli Village, C.R.Palli 60 KA(G)(T)60 Education Society(R) Post, Bagepalli Tq-561207, Chickballapur District. Yakshagana Kendra / Yakshranga Yakshagurukulasikshana Trust®Shiva Prabha, Sri 61 KA(G)(T)61 Vadiraja Vanam, Hayagreeva Nagara , Kunjibettu Post, Udupi Vikas Niketan Society for Rural MNT Complex, Vinayaka Nagar, 62 KA(G)(T)62 Development Jigani Post, Anekal Taluk, Bangalore District.
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