The objective is to promote and preserve the traditional culture of tribal communities in Tripura by providing financial assistance for cultural programs, festivals, and exhibitions.

Only Scheduled Tribe individuals and organizations (both government and non-government) are eligible.

The scheme covers cultural programs, festivals, melas, exhibitions, and other activities that promote and preserve the traditional tribal culture of Tripura.

Proof of ST status, application form, event details, budget estimation, previous year's expenditure (if applicable), invitation card, dignitary list, photographs, and bills/vouchers for NGOs.

Approved funds are disbursed by the Tribal Welfare Directorate to the concerned authorities or organizations, such as DM & Collector, DWO, SDWO, SDM, BDO, or NGOs, based on the availability of funds and after observing all codal formalities.

Yes, certain events such as State Level Tribal Folk Dance Competitions, Kok Borok Day, Poush Sankranti Mela, and others are prioritized under this scheme. A complete list of eligible events is provided in the scheme guidelines.

The Director of Tribal Welfare acts as the Disbursing Authority, approves the financial assistance based on the significance of the event, and ensures the proper implementation of the scheme.

The organizers must cover additional costs or adjust the event's scale.

The scheme is available statewide and covers all districts of Tripura.

Yes, individual tribal artisans, artists, and authors can apply for financial assistance if they are involved in activities that promote and preserve tribal culture.