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Preservation of Tiatr Literature

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Scheme for: Individual Scheme category: Sports & Culture
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हिन्दीEnglishमराठीবাংলাગુજરાતીதமிழ்తెలుగుಕನ್ನಡമലയാളംਪੰਜਾਬੀଓଡ଼ିଆঅসমীয়া

Preservation of Tiatr Literature scheme encourages writers and lyricists in Goa to document and publish research on various aspects of Tiatr, including songs and music. Tiatr Academy of Goa runs this scheme to keep the rich cultural heritage of the Konkani stage alive by giving honorariums and printing support to eligible artistes.

Preservation of Tiatr Literature is a dedicated scheme launched by Tiatr Academy under the Art, Culture and Museums Department, Government of Goa. It helps artistes document and publish scripts, lyrics of songs (kantaram), music, and one-act plays related to Tiatr, Khell Tiatr, and Khell. By preserving these creative works in book form, the government makes sure the history of Tiatr stays alive for future generations. The scheme addresses a simple problem: although thousands of performances happen every year, many scripts never get published. Through this scheme, eligible artistes get professional printing support, honorariums, and a proper way to distribute their work.

Preservation of Tiatr Literature - Overview

The scheme works on a first-come, first-served basis and applications are considered as per the availability of funds. Tiatr Academy of Goa manages the printing of a minimum of 500 copies of each approved book in Konkani using the Roman script. Preference is always given to works written by Tiatr artistes of yesteryears, so that the memory of older generations is preserved first.

Detail Information
Scheme Name Preservation of Tiatr Literature
Level State
Scheme For Individual
Beneficiary State Goa
Category Sports and Culture
Benefit Type Cash and Printing Support
Nodal Department Art, Culture and Museums Department
Official Website tiatracademyofgoa.com

Benefits

Preservation of Tiatr Literature offers different levels of support depending on the background of the artiste. The scheme is divided into three categories, and each category carries its own set of benefits.

Category Primary Benefit Artist Benefit
Category I (Deceased or Inactive) Full publication funding 25 book copies and one-time honorarium
Category II (Active Artistes) Full publication funding 200 book copies and one-time honorarium
Category III (Individual Publisher) 100% printing cost reimbursement None (must provide 100 books to Academy)

All manuscripts should follow the traditional formats approved by Tiatr Academy and remain free of any content that might hurt religious or communal feelings. If any offensive remarks are found, the Academy keeps the right to withdraw support or reclaim the money already paid.

Eligibility

An applicant is eligible if they are a Tiatr artiste or the legal representative of a deceased artiste. The right category depends on the activity status of the artiste, and there are clear rules for each one.

  • Category I: For deceased or inactive artistes. The applicant must submit scripts or a collection of at least 50 songs, with or without musical scores.
  • Category II: For active Tiatr artistes. The applicant must submit scripts or a collection of at least 100 songs, with or without musical scores.
  • Category III: For individuals or publishers managing their own printing. The work must meet all scheme standards, and a written NOC from the author is needed if the applicant is a publisher.

Example: If Rohan is an active Tiatr artiste, he should apply under Category II and must have a collection of 100 songs. If Maria is the daughter of a retired legend, she can apply under Category I on her parent's behalf with 50 songs. Preference is always given to works by artistes of yesteryears.

Application Process

The application process is done offline. An applicant gathers the required materials and submits them to the registered office of Tiatr Academy of Goa.

STEP 1 - Download and print the prescribed application form or collect a hard copy from the Academy office.

STEP 2 - Fill in the details carefully, sign and date the document, and attach the required documents with 3 typed copies of the manuscript.

STEP 3 - Deliver the application, required documents, and manuscripts to the Tiatr Academy of Goa, AS-1 / AS-4, Block A, 2nd Floor, Campal Trade Centre, Opposite Kala Academy, Campal, Panaji, Goa, 403001.

The application then goes through a review by the Recommendation Board. If approved, the applicant provides a digital copy on a CD, DVD, or pen drive for editorial checking. Once the editorial board completes the check, printing starts on a first-come, first-served basis as funds allow.

Documents Required

When preparing the documents list, make sure the following items are ready before applying.

  • Self-attested copy of the Aadhaar Card.
  • Self-attested copy of the PAN Card.
  • 3 typed copies of the manuscript.
  • The official application form from the Tiatr Academy office.
  • A No Objection Certificate from the author (if applying as a publisher).
  • A soft copy of the manuscript saved on a CD, DVD, or pen drive.

References

View Official Scheme Guidelines

Preservation of Tiatr Literature Scheme PDF

Tiatr Academy of Goa Official Website

FAQ's

What are the different categories for this scheme?

Applicants are divided into Category I (inactive or deceased artistes), Category II (active artistes), and Category III (independent publishers). Each category carries specific benefits ranging from full publication funding to cost reimbursement.

What is the minimum song requirement for submission?

If submitting only lyrics, Category I applicants should have at least 50 songs, while Category II active performers must provide a collection of at least 100 songs.

Can a legal heir apply?

Yes, legal heirs of deceased Tiatr artistes are eligible to apply, provided they can prove their relationship to the artiste.

Is there a specific language requirement?

Yes, all manuscripts must be written in Konkani using the Roman script.

How are applications processed?

Applications are reviewed by a Recommendation Board on a first-come, first-served basis, subject to the availability of government funds.