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- East_Zone_Cultural_Centre abstract "The East Zone Cultural Centre has its headquarters in Sector III, IB 201, IB Block, Salt Lake City, Kolkata, which is also known as the Cultural Capital of India and most commonly City of Joy is situated in the Indian state of West Bengal.It is one of the seven Zones established in India.The Indian states which are under the Eastern Cultural Zone are West Bengal, Jharkhand, Orissa (Now Odisha), Assam, Tripura, Manipur, Sikkim, UT Andaman & Nicobar Islands. This zone is home to three classical dance Odissi, Sattriya and Manipuri dance, and Rabindra Nritya Natya. classical music Odissi music and semi-classical music Rabindra Sangeet. The EZCC has been functioning from 1985 and playing a significant role promote the numerous ethnic cultural centers and groups of excellence of the eastern parts of the India. And the objective of EZCC is projection and dissemination of eastern part of India’s traditional culture.The members of the EZCC are 1. Cultural Affairs Deptt. Govt. of Assam, 2. Director, Arts, Culture & Youth Affairs Deptt. Government of Bihar, 3. Director, Department of Art, Culture, Sports and Youth Affairs, Govt. of Jharkhand, 4. Commissioner (Art & Culture), Govt. Manipur, 5. Director Culture, Govt. of Orissa, 6. OSD, Cultural Affairs & Heritage Deptt. Govt. Sikkim, 6. Secretary & Director, ICAT, Govt. of Tripura, 7. Joint Secretary & Ex-Officio, Director of Culture, Govt. West Bengal and Director and 8. Department of Art and Culture, ANDAMAN & NICOBAR ISLANDS Administration.There are various schemes sponsored by The Ministry of Culture, Government of India gives grants to the ZCCs. These schemes are National Cultural Exchange Programme, Theatre rejuvenation scheme, North East Programme, Guru Shishya Parampara and young talent search.To promote the culture in youth there are many competition organize by EZCC in following fields : Folk Music Folk Dance Classical Music Classical DanceTo preserve this Indian tradition, the EZCC organizes various Guru Shishya Parampara schemes, which include: Purulia Chhau Dance (West Bengal) Gotipua Dance (Orissa) Paika / Paika akhada a War Dancs from (Orissa) Nauta (West Bengal) Bordoishilka (Assam) Thang-Ta Dance (Manipur) Bhatiali Folk Songs (West Bengal) Kushan Dance (Assam) Pung cholom (Manipur) Maruni (Sikkim)West Bengal's capital Kolkata is the largest city of this region.The states of Orissa and West Bengal share some cultural and linguistic characteristics with Bangladesh and with the state of Assam. Together with Bangladesh, West Bengal formed the ethno-linguistic region of Bengal before partition in the year 1947.Odissi dance is the oldest survive classical dance, Pattachitra the most influential ancient classical painting, classical Odisian unique ancient architecture Kalinga architecture like Konark, Lingraja, lalitgiri etc. Oriya is the only modern Indo-Aryan language accorded the status of a Classical Language in India, and Odissi music is claimed to be the classical Music among Karnatik and Hindustani Music.".
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- East_Zone_Cultural_Centre wikiPageExternalLink jaga.htm.
- East_Zone_Cultural_Centre wikiPageExternalLink jagannath.
- East_Zone_Cultural_Centre wikiPageExternalLink Odissi.
- East_Zone_Cultural_Centre wikiPageExternalLink hindu-temple-jagannath-temple.html.
- East_Zone_Cultural_Centre wikiPageExternalLink temples_of_orissa.html.
- East_Zone_Cultural_Centre wikiPageExternalLink www.indraadhanush.com.
- East_Zone_Cultural_Centre wikiPageExternalLink www.jagannathtemplepuri.com.
- East_Zone_Cultural_Centre wikiPageExternalLink www.narthaki.com.
- East_Zone_Cultural_Centre wikiPageExternalLink jagannath.htm.
- East_Zone_Cultural_Centre wikiPageExternalLink www.shrijagannath.com.
- East_Zone_Cultural_Centre wikiPageExternalLink Oriya.html.
- East_Zone_Cultural_Centre wikiPageExternalLink puri.html.
- East_Zone_Cultural_Centre wikiPageExternalLink rathayatra.htm.
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- East_Zone_Cultural_Centre wikiPageRevisionID "601897880".
- East_Zone_Cultural_Centre subject Category:Bengali_culture.
- East_Zone_Cultural_Centre subject Category:Culture_of_West_Bengal.
- East_Zone_Cultural_Centre subject Category:Economy_of_Kolkata.
- East_Zone_Cultural_Centre subject Category:Economy_of_West_Bengal.
- East_Zone_Cultural_Centre subject Category:History_of_Bengal.
- East_Zone_Cultural_Centre subject Category:History_of_Kolkata.
- East_Zone_Cultural_Centre subject Category:History_of_West_Bengal.
- East_Zone_Cultural_Centre subject Category:Kolkata.
- East_Zone_Cultural_Centre subject Category:Kolkata_culture.
- East_Zone_Cultural_Centre subject Category:West_Bengal.
- East_Zone_Cultural_Centre comment "The East Zone Cultural Centre has its headquarters in Sector III, IB 201, IB Block, Salt Lake City, Kolkata, which is also known as the Cultural Capital of India and most commonly City of Joy is situated in the Indian state of West Bengal.It is one of the seven Zones established in India.The Indian states which are under the Eastern Cultural Zone are West Bengal, Jharkhand, Orissa (Now Odisha), Assam, Tripura, Manipur, Sikkim, UT Andaman & Nicobar Islands.".
- East_Zone_Cultural_Centre label "East Zone Cultural Centre".
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