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Clear filtersChief Minister’s Scheme For Wood Carving Artists
The Chief Minister's Scheme for Wood Carving Artists is a state-level initiative launched by the Government of Arunachal Pradesh to preserve and promote the traditional art of wood carving. The scheme aims to enhance the skills of wood carving artisans and elevate their work to international quality standards. It focuses on skill upgradation and training to sustain this rich cultural heritage while improving the economic prospects of wood carving craftsmen.
View DetailsOrganisation of Cultural Programs
This scheme promotes cultural heritage and arts in Uttarakhand by supporting regional and national cultural programs. It provides financial assistance and travel allowances to registered cultural artists and performing troupes. The scheme aims to preserve and showcase local cultural traditions while supporting artists who perform at festivals and national events.
View DetailsTiatr Script Writing Workshop
This is a workshop program run by the Government of Goa to help Tiatr playwrights improve their script writing skills. Tiatr is a traditional form of theatre popular in Goa. The workshop brings together writers, artists, and institutions to discuss and learn about different aspects of writing Tiatr scripts. Participants receive meals and refreshments during the workshop.
View DetailsMarriage Assistance - Folk Artist
This scheme, run by the Art and Culture Department of Tamil Nadu, provides financial assistance to help with marriage expenses for registered folk artists and their children. It aims to support and recognize the folk artist community by reducing financial burden during marriages. The assistance is available to eligible folk artists who are officially registered with the department.
View DetailsEducation Assistance - Folk Artist
The Education Assistance - Folk Artist scheme is run by the Art and Culture Department of the Tamil Nadu government. It provides financial help to support the education of children whose parents are registered folk artists. This scheme recognizes the cultural contributions of folk artists and ensures their children can access quality education.
View DetailsAssistance for Purchase of Spectacles - Folk Artists
This scheme provides financial assistance to registered folk artists in Tamil Nadu to help them purchase spectacles. It is run by the Tamil Nadu Folk Artiste's Welfare Board under the Art and Culture Department. The scheme aims to support the eyesight and wellbeing of traditional folk artists so they can continue their art forms without vision-related difficulties.
View DetailsFinancial Assistance for Encouraging Worker's Children's Participation in Cultural Activities- Haryana Labour Welfare Board
This scheme is run by the Haryana Labour Welfare Board to help children of workers develop their talents in arts and culture. It provides financial assistance to children of workers employed in industrial and commercial establishments in Haryana who want to participate in cultural competitions. The goal is to encourage young people to become skilled artists and performers while supporting working families.
View DetailsScheme of Conferring ‘Kalaimamani’ Award
The Kalaimamani Award is a prestigious recognition scheme launched by the Tamil Nadu Department of Art & Culture. It honors accomplished artists who have made outstanding contributions to Indian arts and culture. The award recognizes excellence across multiple art forms including literature, music, dance, drama, cinema, folk arts, and television.
View DetailsScheme for Giving Awards to Senior Artists in Contemporary Art Field
This scheme is run by the Art and Culture Department of Tamil Nadu to recognize and support senior artists working in contemporary art. It provides financial awards to encourage excellence in painting and sculpture. Senior artists can receive recognition and monetary awards at state-level contemporary art exhibitions.
View DetailsNational Award For Senior Citizens (vayoshreshtha Samman): Creative Art
The Vayoshreshtha Samman: Creative Art award is a national recognition program run by the Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment to honor senior citizens who have achieved acclaim in arts and culture. This award celebrates artists, musicians, dancers, writers, painters, and performers who have made significant contributions to literature, theatre, cinema, music, dance, visual arts, and other creative fields. The scheme recognizes those who continue to remain active and dedicated to their artistic pursuits well into their senior years.
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