Interested Mandal/Group/Institution/Troupe members should typically reach out to the Directorate of Art and Culture or the relevant government department responsible for implementing this scheme to inquire about the application process and guidance on applying for financial assistance.

The scheme does not specify whether Mandal/Group/Institution/Troupe can apply multiple times. However, as long as they meet the eligibility criteria and have not previously received benefits from the scheme, they may be eligible for subsequent applications.

To be eligible, a Mandal/Group/Institution/Troupe must consist of a minimum of 10 members. There do not appear to be any restrictions on the maximum size.

The scheme mentions that groups or institutions should not have already received benefits from this scheme. Therefore, if a Mandal/Group/Institution/Troupe has previously received assistance through this scheme, they may not be eligible for further benefits.

The government or department may restrict the number of groups or institutions in each category based on the availability of funds. This allocation process helps distribute grants fairly among eligible beneficiaries.

The scheme mentions that groups or institutions should be conducting regular musical performances, such as bhajans, choir singing, folk performances, etc. However, specific performance-related criteria or benchmarks are not outlined in the scheme.

The grant provided under this scheme is specifically designated for the purchase of musical instruments. It should be used exclusively for this purpose.

This scheme promotes local talent and cultural troupes by providing them with financial assistance for the purchase of musical instruments. This enables them to enhance their musical performances, which, in turn, promotes their cultural heritage and talent locally.

Local authorities play a vital role in verifying the existence and functioning of cultural groups or artists. Their certificates serve as evidence that these groups are actively engaged in cultural activities, adding credibility to the application for financial assistance.

This scheme contributes to the preservation of Goa's cultural heritage by providing financial support to cultural groups that play a significant role in preserving and promoting traditional cultural practices through their musical performances.

The scheme does not provide specific details on the disbursement process. However, it is common for grant funds to be disbursed through checks or electronic transfers to the bank account of the beneficiary group or institution once they are approved.

The grant is specifically meant for the purchase of musical instruments, but the scheme does not seem to specify any restrictions on the types of musical instruments that can be purchased. Groups can choose the instruments that best suit their cultural and musical performances.

Yes, the government or department may restrict the number of groups or institutions in each category based on the availability of funds.

The scheme provides lumpsum grants or financial assistance to a maximum extent of ₹15,000 per Group/Institution specifically for the purchase of musical instruments.