About this sports scheme
The scheme provides financial support to Buddhist/Tibetan organizations for cultural development. Grants can go up to Rs. 30 lakhs per year. Applications are accepted offline and there is no last date for submission.
The scheme aims to support the development of Buddhist and Tibetan arts and culture. It is run by the Ministry of Culture, Government of India. The scheme provides financial assistance to voluntary organizations, including monasteries, engaged in promoting these cultures.
Grants can be used for various activities such as research, maintenance, and education. This assistance helps preserve and promote the rich traditions of Buddhism in India.
It is important for organizations to apply for this funding to ensure the continuation and growth of Buddhist cultural practices and education.
Benefits at a glance
| Scheme name | Financial Assistance For Development Of Buddhist/Tibetan Arts And Culture (FADBTAC) |
|---|---|
| Launched by | Ministry Of Culture |
| Benefit | The scheme provides financial support to Buddhist/Tibetan organizations for cultural development. |
| Benefit type | Cash (money paid to your bank account) |
| Category | Sports |
| Level / State | Central · All India |
| Official portal | indiaculture.gov.in (link at the end of this page) |
Key facts
| Scheme type | Centrally Sponsored Scheme |
|---|---|
| Implementing agency | Ministry Of Culture, Government Of India |
| Scheme for | Infra |
| Application mode | Offline |
| Last date | Ongoing (no last date notified) |
| Grant release authority | Joint Secretary In-Charge of the Ministry of Culture |
| Payment method | Payments are made through electronic transfers. |
| Maximum limit for repairs | Up to Rs. 30 lakhs for repairs and renovations. |
| Preference criteria | Organizations with resources for matching funds are given preference. |
Who can apply (quick check)
- 👤All genders
- 🎂Age 0 to 80 years
- 🕌Minorities only
- 📝Offline
Quick check from official data. Full conditions are in the Eligibility section.
What you receive
- Maintenance (Salary of staff, Office expenses) - Rs. 5,00,000
- Research Project on Buddhist/Tibetan Art and Culture - Rs. 2,00,000
- Purchase of books and documentation - Rs. 5,00,000
- Award of scholarships to monk/nunnery students - Rs. 5,00,000
- Holding special courses - Rs. 2,00,000
- Audio-Visual Recording/Documentation - Rs. 5,00,000
- IT upgradation for schools - Rs. 5,00,000
- Transport facilities for remote schools - Rs. 5,00,000
- Salary of teachers - Rs. 5,00,000
- Repairs of ancient monasteries - Rs. 30,00,000
- Construction/Repairs of school buildings - Rs. 30,00,000
Grants are paid in two equal installments. The first is released with project approval, and the second after the organization submits an audited statement of accounts.
Who qualifies
- The organization must be registered as a Society.
- It should have been active for at least three years.
- It must be mainly focused on Buddhist/Tibetan studies.
- It should not have received similar grants from other sources.
Who is not eligible
- Organizations with pending grants or utilization certificates will not be eligible.
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Registration walkthrough
- Download and complete the application form.
- Submit the application through the concerned State Government/UTs.
- For North-Eastern States, apply directly to the Ministry with District Collector's recommendation.
- Send the application to the Ministry of Culture's designated office.
To check the status of your application, contact the Ministry of Culture or visit their office for updates.
Real-life examples: are you eligible?
A quick way to gauge your eligibility: find the profile nearest to yours.
Every case differs. Confirm your eligibility on the official portal before applying.
- Not submitting required documents can lead to rejection.
- Incomplete application forms are often rejected.
- Submitting applications with pending grants can disqualify the organization.
- Failing to provide a detailed project report can result in denial of funds.
- Not following the application format can cause delays or rejection.
Frequently asked questions
What is the main goal of this scheme?
The scheme aims to provide financial support for the development of Buddhist and Tibetan arts and culture.
Who can apply for this scheme?
Only registered organizations focused on Buddhist/Tibetan studies for at least three years can apply.
What is the maximum grant amount?
The maximum grant amount is Rs. 30 lakhs per year for any single organization.
How are the grants paid?
Grants are paid in two installments based on project approval and submission of accounts.
What happens if an organization has pending grants?
Organizations with pending grants will not be considered for new applications.
Is there a deadline for applications?
There is no last date notified; applications are ongoing.
How can organizations ensure their application is complete?
Organizations should carefully review the required documents and checklist before submission.
Submit your application yourself on the official portal; it costs nothing. Treat anyone demanding money to "get you approved" as a scam.
- Official Website culture.gov.in
- Application Form culture.gov.in (PDF)
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First draft prepared with editorial AI tools; every fact verified against the official notification and rewritten by our team.
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