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Annexure FESTIVAL of INDIA in BRAZIL 2011 1. 07-MEMBER Annexure FESTIVAL OF INDIA IN BRAZIL 2011 1. 07-MEMBER RECHARGE 17TH MAY TO 5TH BRAZIL BAND GROUP LED BY MS. JUNE, 2011 ANURADHA PAL 2. 06-MEMBER KUCHIPUDI 17TH MAY TO 5TH BRAZIL DANCE GROUP LED BY MS. JUNE, 2011 ARUNIMA KUMAR 3. 14-MEMBER 17TH MAY TO 6TH BRAZIL CONTEMPORARY DANCE JUNE, 2011 GROUP LED BY MS. ANANDA SHANKAR 4. 06-MEMBER SANTOOR LED 17TH MAY TO 5TH BRAZIL BY SHRI ABHAY RUSTUM JUNE, 2011 SOPORI 5. 09-MEMBER VIOLIN GROUP 28TH MAY, TO 1ST BRAZIL LED BY DR. L. JUNE, 2011 SUBRAMANIAM 1 FESTIVAL OF INDIA IN CANADA 2011 1. 07-MEMBER SAROD GROUP LED BY USTAD 2ND TO 13TH MARCH, 2011 AMJAD ALI KHAN 2. 15-MEMBER DANCE DRAMA SHAKUNTALA 4TH TO 8TH MARCH 2011 GROUP LED BY MS. USHA VENKATESWARAN 3. 16-MEMBER BOLLYWOOD GROUP LED BY 16TH MARCH TO 2ND APRIL, MS. SHUBHARA BHARDWAJ* 2011 4. 14-MEMBER KATHAKALI GROUP KERELA 18TH TO 28TH MARCH, 2011 KALAMANDALAM LED BY SHRI RASHAKRISHNAM NARAKAT KALARIKAL 5. 15-MEMBER CHINH GROUP LED BY MS. 8TH MAY TO 11TH JUNE, MEENAKSHI RAI 2011 6. 06-MEMBER VIOLIN GROUP LED BY DR. L. 1ST TO 10TH JUNE, 2011 SUBRAMANIAM 7. 15-MEMBER BOLLYWOOD GROUP LED BY 8TH TO 11TH JUNE, 2011 MS. SHIBANI KASHYAP 8. 06-MEMBER HINDUSTANI VOCAL GROUP 12TH TO 24TH AUGUST, 2011 LED BY PT. RAJAN & SAJAN MISRA 9. 10-MEMBER CHINH GROUP LED BY MS. 15TH TO 17TH JULY, 2011 MEENAKSHI RAI 10. 14-MEMBER KADAMB GROUP LED BY MS. 12TH TO 28TH AUGUST, 2011 KUMUDINI LAKHIYA 11. 13-MEMBER KUCHIPUDI DANCE GROUP LED 16TH AUGUST TO 2ND BY SHRI JAYARAMA RAO SEPTEMBER, 2011 12. 40-MEMBER BOLLYWOOD GROUP LED BY 16TH TO 30TH OCTOBER, MS. ILA ARUN 2011 2 FESTIVAL OF INDIA IN SOUTH KOREA, 2011-12 S.NO. NAME OF THE GROUP DATES PLACE 1. 21-MEMBER ODISSI DANCE 30TH JUNE TO 3RD JULY, 2011 SEOUL GROUP LED BY MS. RANJANA TH TH GAUHAR 4 -9 JULY JAPAN 9TH -16TH JULY CHINA 16TH -19TH JULY PHILIPPINES 2. 16-MEMBER DANCE GROUP LED 29TH JULY TO 7TH AUGUST, 2011 SEOUL BY MS. MALLIKA SARABHAI 3. 08-MEMBER MRIGYA BAND LED 5TH -9TH AUGUST, 2011 SEOUL BY MR. RAJAT KAKKAR 4. 16-MEMBER CONTEMPORARY 27TH – 31ST AUGUST, 2011 SEOUL DANCE GROUP LED BY MS. DAKSHA SETH 3RD TO 6TH SEPTEMBER JAPAN 5. 10-MEMBER THEATER GROUP 6TH – 10TH SEPTEMBER, 2011 SEOUL LED BY MR. RAJIT KAPUR 6. 12-MEMBER RAJASTHANI GROUP 23TH SEPTEMBER TO 4TH SEOUL LED BY MR. KASSIM OCTOBER,2011 7. 13-MEMBER BOLLYWODD GROUP 14TH TO 23RD OCTOBER, 2011 SEOUL LED BY MS. PENAZ MASANI 24TH TO 27TH OCTOBER, 2011 INDONESIA 27TH OCTOBER TO 2ND NOVEMBER, VIETNAM 2011 (HANOI) 8. 07-MEMBER ODISSI DANCE 12TH TO 17TH FEBRUARY, 2012 SEOUL GROUP LED BY MS. KAVITA DWIBEDI 17TH TO 22ND FEBRUARY, 2012 JAPAN 22ND TO 25TH FEBRUARY, 2012 HONG KONG 3 9. 06-MEMBER BHARATNATYAM 2ND TO 5TH MARCH, 2012 CHINA DANCE GROUP LED BY MS. RAMA TH TH VAIDYANATHAN 5 TO 10 MARCH, 2012 SEOUL CLOSING CEREMONY 10. 10-MEMBER PANCHAVADYA 5TH TO 10TH MARCH, 2012 SEOUL GROUP LED BY SHRI PADINHARE KIZHIKKILOT KUNHI RAMAN CLOSING CEREMONY 4 FESTIVAL OF INDIA IN RUSSIA, 2011-12 S.NO. NAME OF THE GROUP DATES PLACE 1 Bollywood group “Bollywood Love 16 – 21 September 2011 Russia Story” led by Sheri Sanjay Kumar Roy 21-24 September 2011 China 24 -27 September 2011 Japan 2 14-member Gujarati group “Halar Lok 25 September – 01 October 2011 Russia Kala Kendra” led by Shri J.C. Jadeja 5 FESTIVAL OF INDIAN CULTURE IN RUSSIA DURING 2013 S.NO. GROUP’S NAME DATE 1. 09-member Fusion music group led by Dr. L. 27-30 October, 2013 Subramaniam 2. 03-member Instrumental Sitar group led by Shri 18-24 October, 2013 Shujaat Khan 3. 07-member Instrumental Santoor group led by Shri 01-06 November, 2013 Abhay Sopori 4. 11-member Yakshgana puppet group led by Shri 01-06 November, 2013 Bhaskar Kogga Kamath 5. 07-member Kathak dance group led by Ms. Vidha 07-12 December, 2013 Lal and Shri Abhimanyu Lal 6 150TH BIRTH ANNIVERSARY YEAR OF RABINDRANATH TAGORE 2011 – 2012 IMPLEMENTATION CHART OF PERFORMING ARTS S.no Country Period Name of Artist / Group 1 Bangladesh 28th April – 3rd May 2011 ‘Raktakarobi’ 15 member group and - ‘Rabindra Sangeet’ 05 member group led by 2 Madhubani Chatterjee (Bharatnatyam) West Bengal 3 UK 6th May – 18th May 2011 ‘The Child’ 15 member group led by The Netherlands Tanusree Shankar Spain (Kathak) West Bengal 4 Malaysia 10th May – 27th May 2011 ‘Rabindra Sangeet’ 04 member group led by Singapore Pramita Mallick Australia (Vocal) West Bengal 5 Bhutan 18th May – 21st May 2011 ‘Poems of Tagore’ 06 member group led by Sharmistha Mukherjee (Kathak) Delhi 6 U.A.E 2nd June – 8th June 2011 ‘Baul Folk’ 05 member group led by Oman Mudhusudan Baul (Baul) West Bengal 7 South Africa 7th June – 15th June 2011 ‘Divya Namaskar – A tribute to Tagore’ 07 menber group led by Kiran Segal (Odissi) Delhi 8 Myanmar 22nd July – 26th July 2011 ‘Chitrangada’ 09 member group led by Debamitra Sengupta (Odissi) Delhi 9 Russia 24th Aug – 26th Aug 2011 ‘Rabindra Sangeet’ 04 member Instrumental group led by Debshankar & Jyotishankar (Violin Brothers) (Violin) West Bengal 7 10 Panama 31 Aug – 6 Sept 2011 ‘Nayika’ 08 member group led by San Salvador Dr. Sonal Mansingh (Odissi, Kuchipudi, Manipuri, Mohiniyattam, Rabindra Nrittya) Delhi 11 Mauritius 18 Sept – 03 Oct 2011 ‘Rabindra Sangeet’ 04 member group led by Seychelles Shevanti Sanyal Reunion Island (Vocal) Delhi 12 Bhutan 25 Sept – 2 Oct 2011 ‘Tasher Desh’ 15 member group of Dancer’s Guild (Kathak) West Bengal 13 Trinidad & Tobago 30th Sept – 5th Oct 2011 ‘Prophet and The Poet’ 05 member group of Academy of Theatre Arts – Bangalore Little Theatre Foundation (Theatre) Karnataka 14 Australia 13 Oct – 02 Nov 2011 ‘Prem Prakriti – O – Nayika’ 09 member Ghoongroo group led by Madhumita Roy (Kathak) West Bengal 15 Panama, 20 Oct – 05 Nov 2011 ‘Shyama’ 15 member group led by Guatemala, Sutapa Talukdar Nicaragua, Honduras , (Odissi) West Bengal El Salvador 16 Sri Lanka 20 – 30 Nov 2011 ‘Shaap Mochan’ by 15 member group led by Bimbavati Devi (Manipuri Nartanalaya) (Manipuri and Kathak) West Bengal 17 Trinidad & Tobago 25 – 30 Nov 2011 ‘Chitra’ by 11 member group led by Jamaica 30 Nov – Dec 2011 Priti Patel Argentina 2 – 7 Dec 2011 (Manipuri) West Bengal 18 Italy, UK Thakur Barir Shaaj Poshak (TBSP) & Exploring Rhythm 20 Germany, France member group led by Switzerland Sharmila Biswas (Kathak) West Bengal 8 19 Argentina 02 – 14 Dec 2011 ‘Rabindra Sangeet’ 04 member group led by Sreyashi Mitra (Vocal) West Bengal 20 Egypt 14 – 22 Jan 2012 ‘Rabindra Sangeet’ by 05 member group led by Sumitra Guha (Vocal) West Bengal 21 Egypt 14 – 22 Jan 2012 ‘Shyama’ by 11 member group led by Kaberi Chatterjee (Rabindra Bharti) (Kathak and Rabindrik) West Bengal 22 Moscow 9 – 27 March 2012 ‘Horikhela’ by 16 member group led by Latvia Mamata Shankar Poland (Kathak) West Bengal Helsinki Estonia Ankara 23 Dublin 19th April – 1st May 2012 “The Post Office” by Kala Academy, Goa (20 Travel Grant) 24 USA Paid Production cost on ‘Aahang: Robi’s unparallel women’ a multimedia presentation by Bidisha Roy Das 9 GROUPS SPONSORED TO GERMANY TO PARTICIPATE IN THE “DAYS OF INDIA IN GERMAN AND HAMBURG PORT FESTIVAL” 2012-2013 S.NO. COUNTRIES NAME OF THE GROUP DATE PURPOSE OF VISIT REMARKS VISITED 1. GERMANY 18-MEMBER “RITU SAMAHARA” 09-15 APRIL 2013 TO PARTICIPATE IN THE CLOSING CEREMONY GROUP LED BY PT. BIRJU MAHARAH OF THE “DAYS OF INDIA IN GERMANY” 2. SPAIN, GERMANY 08-MEMBER BHARATNATYAM DANCE 16TH MARCH TO 1ST APRIL, 2013 TO PARTICIPATE IN “DAYS OF INDIA IN AND PARIS GROUP LED BY MS. PRIYA GERMANY” VENKATARAMAN 3. GERMANY 12-MEMBER CONTEMPORARY DANCE 17TH TO 25TH MARCH, 2013. TO PARTICIPATE IN “DAYS OF INDIA IN GROUP LED BY MS. ADITI MANGALDAS GERMANY” 4. GERMANY & 18–MEMBER MOHINIYATTAM “SWAN 6TH TO 19TH MARCH, 2013. TO PARTICIPATE IN “DAYS OF INDIA IN RUSSIA LAKE” DANCE GROUP LED BY MS. GERMANY” VIJAYA LAKSHMI 5. GERMANY, 24–MEMBER BOLLYWOOD GROUP LED 4TH TO 23RD JANUARY, 2013. TO PARTICIPATE IN “DAYS OF INDIA IN FRANCE, GREECE, BY MS. SHUBHRA ANAND KUMAR GERMANY” RUSSIA & TURKEY BHARDWAJ 6. GERMANY & 18-MEMBER MANIPURI FOLK DANCE 6TH TO 14TH OCTOBER, 2012 TO PARTICIPATE IN “DAYS OF INDIA IN ROMANIA GROUP LED BY MS. KALAVATI KANHAI GERMANY” SINGH 7. NETHERLANDS & 12–MEMBER ODISSI DANCE GROUP 1ST TO 9TH OCTOBER, 2012. TO GIVE CULTURAL PERFORMANCES IN GERMANY LED BY MS. ARUNA MOHANTY TO GIVE NETHERLANDS AND TO PARTICIPATE IN CULTURAL PERFORMANCES IN “DAYS OF INDIA IN GERMANY” NETHERLANDS FROM 8. GERMANY 10–MEMBER TRIPURA PUPPET GROUP 6TH TO 13TH SEPTEMBER, 2012. TO PARTICIPATE IN “DAYS OF INDIA IN LED BY SHRI PRABHITANGSU DAS GERMANY” 9. GERMANY 11-MEMBER GROUP OF SHRI RAJA 16TH TO 19TH AUGUST, 2012. TO PARTICIPATE IN “DAYS OF INDIA IN REDDY AND MS. RADHA REDDY GERMANY” 10. GERMANY, 07-MEMBER KATHAK DANCE GROUP 16TH AUGUST TO 09 SEPTEMBER TO PARTICIPATE IN “DAYS OF INDIA IN HUNGARY, LED BY MS. SHARMISTHA MUKHERJEE 2012 GERMANY” POLAND, SERBIA AND TURKEY 10 11. GERMANY 14-MEMBER CHINH NOMADIC 10 MAY TO 02 JUNE 2012 TO PARTICIPATE IN “DAYS OF INDIA IN CARAVAN GROUP LED BY MS. GERMANY” AND HAMBURG PORT FESTIVAL MEENAKSHI RAI 12. GERMANY 14-MEMBER GUJARATI FOLK DANCE 10 TO 16 MAY 2012 TO PARTICIPATE IN “DAYS OF INDIA IN GROUP LED BY SHRI ASHOK PANDIT GERMANY” AND HAMBURG PORT FESTIVAL 13.
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