Yuva Srujan Puraskar

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Yuva Srujan Puraskar
Awarded forExcellence in Art and Culture in Goa
Location
CountryIndia
Presented by Government of Goa
EligibilityIndividuals between the age 25–40 hailing from Goa
Reward(s)25,000 (US$310) [lower-alpha 1]
First awarded2008
Last awarded2022 [lower-alpha 2]
Highlights
Total awarded117
Website www.artandculture.goa.gov.in

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.

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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]

Aims

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]

Eligibility

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]

Procedure

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]

Recipients

Vishnu Wagh was the first to receive the award. Vishnu Wagh at IFFI Press Conference in 2012 (cropped).jpg
Vishnu Wagh was the first to receive the award.
John D'Silva was the first to receive the award in the Tiatr field. Bernadette's paintings (cropped).jpg
John D'Silva was the first to receive the award in the Tiatr field.
Laxmikant Shetgaonkar was the first and only recipient in the film field. Laxmikant Shetgaonkar at IFFI Press Conference in 2011 (cropped).jpg
Laxmikant Shetgaonkar was the first and only recipient in the film field.
YearNameFieldRef
2008 Vishnu Wagh Literature [2]
Vijaykumar Vishwanath NaikDrama [2]
Prachala AmonkarMusic [2]
Viraj Naik Fine Art [2]
Elvis Goes Folk Art [2]
John D'Silva Tiatr [2]
Suhas Laxman Vaze Kirtan [2]
Sonu Keshav ShetgaonkarCraft [2]
2009Sumedha DessaiMusic [3]
Devidas AmonkarDrama [3]
Rosy AlvaresTiatr [3]
Prakash Ramakant VazrikarLiterature [2]
Shalini K. GaudeCraft [3]
Laxmikant Shetgaonkar Film [3]
Vasudeo DivkarFine Art [3]
Lawry Travasso Music [3]
2010Pravin P. Naik GaonkarMusic [2]
Samradni S. MaratheDrama [3]
Norman CardozoMusic/Tiatr Music [3]
Prakash S. ParyekarLiterature [3]
Hemu alias Mahesh K. GaudeFolk Art [3]
Gurudas N. SutarKirtan [3]
Siddharth S. GosaviFine Art [3]
Rajdeep Naik Drama [3]
2011Shilpa Suresh Duble ParabMusic [3]
Sonia Shirsat Music [3]
Comedian Selvy Tiatr [3]
Manohar BhingiMimicry, Theatre [3]
Paresh Narendra Kamat Literature [3]
Pradeep P NaikPainting [3]
Damodar Vaman Chari Bhajan/Kirtan [3]
Marianela Philgina Mascarenhas DiasFolk Art [3]
2012Neville PereiraMusic [3]
Sharad S. MathkarMusic [3]
Sidhanath BuyaoMusic [3]
Sonia Rodrigues SabharwalPainting [3]
Sushant KhedekarCraft [3]
Rajay PawarLiterature [3]
Romaldina Joana Fernandes (Roma)Tiatr [3]
Nilesh MahaleDrama [3]
2013Ramnath GawadeLiterature [2]
Mukesh GhatwalMusic [3]
Aarti Nayak Music [3]
Olavo RodriguesMusic [3]
Carmina Terezinha BarbosaTiatr [3]
Ghanshyam ChariTiatr [3]
Rajan Shripad FulariPainting [3]
Gopinath Vishnu GawasFolk Art [3]
2014Gauri Nayak BhatMusic [3]
Vishnu ShirodkarMusic [3]
Roque LazarusWestern Music [3]
Reagan D'souza (Jr. Reagon)Tiatr [3]
Hanumant ChopdekarLiterature [3]
Guadalupe DiasLiterature [3]
Santosh Anand MorajkarFine Art [3]
Sanjay Chandrakant ChariBhajan [3]
2015Dayanidhesh KosambeMusic [3]
Elick VazMusic [3]
Eknath NaikDrama [3]
Franky GonsalvesTiatr [3]
Ajay/Appa BuvaLiterature [3]
Hitesh PankarFine Art [3]
Vitthal P. ShirodkarBhajan [3]
Suresh GaudeFolk Art [3]
2016Vishnu alias Ajay Anand NaikMusic [3]
Swapnesh H. VaigankarFine Art [3]
Pandurang F. GaonkarLiterature [3]
Aadhi VishalFine Art [3]
Antonieta D'MeloTiatr [3]
Frederika Menezes Literature [3]
Prashant Madhukar SatarkarDrama [3]
Prahlad Raghuvir GawasMusic-Bhajan [3]
2017Mayuresh D.VastMusic [4]
Dayaram B. PadloskarLiterature [4]
Jessica J. GomesTiatr [4]
Sucheta NarvekarDrama [4]
Sachin Naik Fine Art [4]
Chetan V. KhedekarFolk Art [4]
2018Quennie FernandesMusic [5]
Samiksha R. DesaiDrama [5]
Marcos GonsalvesLiterature [5]
Surjit ThaliMusic [5]
Tulshidas DhonshikarDrama [5]
Vitesh NaikPainting [5]
Sapna Kocharekar NaikDance [5]
Devendra M. AkarkarFolk Art [5]
Sebastiao Willy SilveiraFolk Art [5]
Janaki R. ParabFoll Art [5]
Vithal GawasBhajan [5]
2019Sampada KunkoliekarLiterature [6]
Prashanti Haresh MangaonkarLiterature [6]
Samradni Shelar-AeerMusic [6]
Elvis MascarenhasWestern Music [6]
Praveen Gajanan NaikPainting [6]
Hariprasad Bhadu SawantFolk Art [6]
Avinas Babuso GaudeFolk Art [6]
Gauresh Subhash GaudeFolk Art [6]
Antonet de SousaTiatr [6]
Ivy PereiraTiatr [6]
Gangaram(satish) R. NarvekarDrama [6]
Aarti Deepak GaudeDrama [6]
Siddhi UpadhyeDrama [6]
2021Myron BarretoDrama [7]
Samir VaigankarMusic [7]
Siddhi Surlakar alias PilgaonkarMusic [7]
Vanita KurtikarTheatre [7]
Vishal GawasTheatre [7]
Ageema FernandesTiatr [7]
Sandesh NaikFine Art [7]
Rajtilak NaikFine Arts/Photography [7]
Premnath KerkarFolk [7]
2022Yatin U. Shenvi TalaulikarMusic [8]
Aarti Deepak GaudeDrama [8]
Meena Helon GoesTiatr [8]
Mahesh A. SatarkarFolk Art [8]
Vasudev ShetyeFine Art [8]
Ganesh Shankar ShetkarCreative Photography [8]

Notes

  1. From 2008 to 2010, the cash reward was 10,000 (US$130). From 2011 to 2015, it was 20,000 (US$250). Starting from 2016 onwards, the cash reward increased to ₹25,000.
  2. Awards were not given for the year 2020–2021 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

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