Yuva Srujan Puraskar | |
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Awarded for | Excellence in Art and Culture in Goa |
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Country | India |
Presented by | Government of Goa |
Eligibility | Individuals between the age 25–40 hailing from Goa |
Reward(s) | ₹25,000 (US$310) [lower-alpha 1] |
First awarded | 2008 |
Last awarded | 2022 [lower-alpha 2] |
Highlights | |
Total awarded | 117 |
Website | www |
The Yuva Srujan Puraskar (Navsarjan Chetana Puraskar) is an annual award conferred by the Department of Art and Culture of the Government of Goa. The main objective of this award is recognizing and observing the achievements of young individuals hailing from Goa who have demonstrated exemplary prowess in the domain of art and culture.
In recognition of their artistic achievements, eligible artists receive a commemorative item, a certificate of appreciation, and a financial reward amounting to ₹25,000 per individual. [1]
The objective of this program is to pay tribute to the young artists who have made significant contributions to the field of Goan art and culture. It seeks to honor and recognize the exceptional achievements of these talented individuals in their respective artistic domains. Furthermore, it aims to encourage, support, and identify these young artists as the emerging youth icons of the state. [1]
To be eligible for this award, an individual artist must be between the ages of 25 and 40, and their accomplishments in their specific artistic domain must be extraordinary. In certain extraordinary circumstances, the age criteria may be extended by up to 5 years, granting flexibility on a case-by-case basis. To qualify for consideration, artists from Goa must have dedicated a minimum of 5 years to their artistic pursuits within the state, demonstrating a significant impact on the artistic landscape. [1]
It is important to note that the award is not conferred posthumously. However, in the event that an artist passes away after their nomination has been recommended, the Task Force Committee may deliberate on whether to bestow the award posthumously, taking into account the specific circumstances. Each individual artist is eligible to receive the award only once, and subsequent nominations will not be considered. [1]
Every year, a maximum of 6 outstanding individuals in various artistic categories, including Music/Dance, Drama/Tiatr, Folk Art, Photography/Painting, Craft, Sculpture, Bhajan/Kirtan, Literature, and Film, are carefully evaluated for the Yuva Srujan Puraskar, ensuring recognition and appreciation for their significant contributions. [1]
Annually, the Department of Art and Culture issues a press advertisement to extend an invitation for recommendations of deserving candidates for the Yuva Srujan Puraskar. This recognition is bestowed upon exceptional institutions and individuals who have made significant contributions in the field of art and culture. [1]
The Department of Art and Culture reaches out to various institutions and individuals involved in the field to propose suitable candidates for the Yuva Srujan Puraskar, if necessary. Additionally, the committee responsible for this program has the authority to independently recognize exceptional accomplishments or contributions in the field of art by individual artists and include them for consideration. It is important to note that the selection of awardees is determined by the committee and not through self-nominations. [1]
Year | Name | Field | Ref |
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2008 | Vishnu Wagh | Literature | [2] |
Vijaykumar Vishwanath Naik | Drama | [2] | |
Prachala Amonkar | Music | [2] | |
Viraj Naik | Fine Art | [2] | |
Elvis Goes | Folk Art | [2] | |
John D'Silva | Tiatr | [2] | |
Suhas Laxman Vaze | Kirtan | [2] | |
Sonu Keshav Shetgaonkar | Craft | [2] | |
2009 | Sumedha Dessai | Music | [3] |
Devidas Amonkar | Drama | [3] | |
Rosy Alvares | Tiatr | [3] | |
Prakash Ramakant Vazrikar | Literature | [2] | |
Shalini K. Gaude | Craft | [3] | |
Laxmikant Shetgaonkar | Film | [3] | |
Vasudeo Divkar | Fine Art | [3] | |
Lawry Travasso | Music | [3] | |
2010 | Pravin P. Naik Gaonkar | Music | [2] |
Samradni S. Marathe | Drama | [3] | |
Norman Cardozo | Music/Tiatr Music | [3] | |
Prakash S. Paryekar | Literature | [3] | |
Hemu alias Mahesh K. Gaude | Folk Art | [3] | |
Gurudas N. Sutar | Kirtan | [3] | |
Siddharth S. Gosavi | Fine Art | [3] | |
Rajdeep Naik | Drama | [3] | |
2011 | Shilpa Suresh Duble Parab | Music | [3] |
Sonia Shirsat | Music | [3] | |
Comedian Selvy | Tiatr | [3] | |
Manohar Bhingi | Mimicry, Theatre | [3] | |
Paresh Narendra Kamat | Literature | [3] | |
Pradeep P Naik | Painting | [3] | |
Damodar Vaman Chari | Bhajan/Kirtan | [3] | |
Marianela Philgina Mascarenhas Dias | Folk Art | [3] | |
2012 | Neville Pereira | Music | [3] |
Sharad S. Mathkar | Music | [3] | |
Sidhanath Buyao | Music | [3] | |
Sonia Rodrigues Sabharwal | Painting | [3] | |
Sushant Khedekar | Craft | [3] | |
Rajay Pawar | Literature | [3] | |
Romaldina Joana Fernandes (Roma) | Tiatr | [3] | |
Nilesh Mahale | Drama | [3] | |
2013 | Ramnath Gawade | Literature | [2] |
Mukesh Ghatwal | Music | [3] | |
Aarti Nayak | Music | [3] | |
Olavo Rodrigues | Music | [3] | |
Carmina Terezinha Barbosa | Tiatr | [3] | |
Ghanshyam Chari | Tiatr | [3] | |
Rajan Shripad Fulari | Painting | [3] | |
Gopinath Vishnu Gawas | Folk Art | [3] | |
2014 | Gauri Nayak Bhat | Music | [3] |
Vishnu Shirodkar | Music | [3] | |
Roque Lazarus | Western Music | [3] | |
Reagan D'souza (Jr. Reagon) | Tiatr | [3] | |
Hanumant Chopdekar | Literature | [3] | |
Guadalupe Dias | Literature | [3] | |
Santosh Anand Morajkar | Fine Art | [3] | |
Sanjay Chandrakant Chari | Bhajan | [3] | |
2015 | Dayanidhesh Kosambe | Music | [3] |
Elick Vaz | Music | [3] | |
Eknath Naik | Drama | [3] | |
Franky Gonsalves | Tiatr | [3] | |
Ajay/Appa Buva | Literature | [3] | |
Hitesh Pankar | Fine Art | [3] | |
Vitthal P. Shirodkar | Bhajan | [3] | |
Suresh Gaude | Folk Art | [3] | |
2016 | Vishnu alias Ajay Anand Naik | Music | [3] |
Swapnesh H. Vaigankar | Fine Art | [3] | |
Pandurang F. Gaonkar | Literature | [3] | |
Aadhi Vishal | Fine Art | [3] | |
Antonieta D'Melo | Tiatr | [3] | |
Frederika Menezes | Literature | [3] | |
Prashant Madhukar Satarkar | Drama | [3] | |
Prahlad Raghuvir Gawas | Music-Bhajan | [3] | |
2017 | Mayuresh D.Vast | Music | [4] |
Dayaram B. Padloskar | Literature | [4] | |
Jessica J. Gomes | Tiatr | [4] | |
Sucheta Narvekar | Drama | [4] | |
Sachin Naik | Fine Art | [4] | |
Chetan V. Khedekar | Folk Art | [4] | |
2018 | Quennie Fernandes | Music | [5] |
Samiksha R. Desai | Drama | [5] | |
Marcos Gonsalves | Literature | [5] | |
Surjit Thali | Music | [5] | |
Tulshidas Dhonshikar | Drama | [5] | |
Vitesh Naik | Painting | [5] | |
Sapna Kocharekar Naik | Dance | [5] | |
Devendra M. Akarkar | Folk Art | [5] | |
Sebastiao Willy Silveira | Folk Art | [5] | |
Janaki R. Parab | Foll Art | [5] | |
Vithal Gawas | Bhajan | [5] | |
2019 | Sampada Kunkoliekar | Literature | [6] |
Prashanti Haresh Mangaonkar | Literature | [6] | |
Samradni Shelar-Aeer | Music | [6] | |
Elvis Mascarenhas | Western Music | [6] | |
Praveen Gajanan Naik | Painting | [6] | |
Hariprasad Bhadu Sawant | Folk Art | [6] | |
Avinas Babuso Gaude | Folk Art | [6] | |
Gauresh Subhash Gaude | Folk Art | [6] | |
Antonet de Sousa | Tiatr | [6] | |
Ivy Pereira | Tiatr | [6] | |
Gangaram(satish) R. Narvekar | Drama | [6] | |
Aarti Deepak Gaude | Drama | [6] | |
Siddhi Upadhye | Drama | [6] | |
2021 | Myron Barreto | Drama | [7] |
Samir Vaigankar | Music | [7] | |
Siddhi Surlakar alias Pilgaonkar | Music | [7] | |
Vanita Kurtikar | Theatre | [7] | |
Vishal Gawas | Theatre | [7] | |
Ageema Fernandes | Tiatr | [7] | |
Sandesh Naik | Fine Art | [7] | |
Rajtilak Naik | Fine Arts/Photography | [7] | |
Premnath Kerkar | Folk | [7] | |
2022 | Yatin U. Shenvi Talaulikar | Music | [8] |
Aarti Deepak Gaude | Drama | [8] | |
Meena Helon Goes | Tiatr | [8] | |
Mahesh A. Satarkar | Folk Art | [8] | |
Vasudev Shetye | Fine Art | [8] | |
Ganesh Shankar Shetkar | Creative Photography | [8] |
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