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AnnuAl RepoRt 2017-18  Two publications were released during the year 2017-18. On October 13, 2017, during the ''Deep Dharohar'' festival at
                  (IGNCA) Indira Gandhi National Centre for Arts, New Delhi, Hon'ble Minister of Culture, Dr. Mahesh Sharma released the book
                  on "Living Traditions:Tribal and Folk Paintings of India published and produced by CCRT.

                  On February 23, 2018, during Virasat Kamaladevi
                                                         , Cultural Festival at CCRT a folio on ''Forts of Karnataka'' published by CCRT
                  was released by Mrs. Jaya Jaitly founder of Dastkari Haat Samiti, mentor of 'Dilli Haat'' and author of several books on Craft
                  traditions of India.



























                 Book on "Living Traditions - Tribal and Folk Paintings   Folio on "Forts of Karnataka" being released by Smt. Jaya
                 of India" being released by Hon'ble Minister of Culture,   Jaitly, , Shri M.L. Srivastava, Joint Secretary, MoC and
                 Dr. Mahesh Sharma                                 Director, CCRT




                  Cultural Talent Search Scholarship (CTSS) Scheme




                  The Cultural Talent Search Scholarship Scheme aims at providing facilities to selected meritorious young  children  to develop their
                  talents  in various performing, visual & literary art  fields.   Children in the age group of 10 to 14 years studying either in recognized
                  schools or belonging to families practicing traditional art forms, are selected  for the scholarships.

                  The scholarship awarded under the Scheme  is initially  for two years  and is renewable  after every two years till the completion of
                  the first University  degree stage  of education or upto the  age of 20 years,  whichever  is earlier  subject to the awardee maintaining
                  satisfactory progress.


                  The CCRT provides 650 new scholarships every year,  out of which 100 scholarships are reserved  for Tribal Culture/ST students.
                  Special emphasis  is given  to arts  and  crafts  which are  on the verge of extinction. 125 scholarships are reserved for the children of
                  families practicing traditional art forms. 20 scholarships are reserved for differently abled (Divyang) children and 30 Scholarships are
                  reserved for Creative Writing /Literary Arts.


                  509 new scholarships were offered to the meritorious children during the year 2017-18 on the basis of interviews/ tests conducted
                  by the Regional Selection Committees consisting of eminent artists, erudite scholars and senior Gurus in various parts of the country.













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