Maharana Bhupal (Municipal) Stadium, Udaipur, not far from Chetak Circle; built by the Rajasthan Government and dedicated to Maharana Bhupal after his death. Football and cricket matches are enjoyed here.

Maharana Fateh Singh Award, an annual award given to deserving Udaipur and Rajasthan Secondary Education students in Udaipur. See MAHARANA MEWAR FOUNDATION AWARDS.

Maharana Kumbha Award, one of the annual State of Rajasthan awards in Udaipur. See MAHARANA MEWAR FOUNDATION AWARDS.

Maharana Kumbha Sangeet Parishad, Udaipur, near Meera College; a music academy built in memory of Maharana KUMBHA who was a great lover of music.

Maharana Mewar Award, one of the annual State of Rajasthan awards in Udaipur. See MAHARANA MEWAR FOUNDATION AWARDS.

Maharana Mewar Charitable Foundation, part of the Non Commercial Division of the MAHARANA MEWAR INSTITUTION TRUST, established by BHAGWAT SINGH "to serve society and assist man to realise his special status in the hierarchy of God's creations", and to serve as a Temporary Inspiration for future generations.

Maharana Mewar Charitable Foundation Dispensary, Udaipur, a dispensary within the City Palace complex giving free treatment and medicine.

Maharana Mewar Charitable Foundation Library, Udaipur, originally one of the three libraries within the City Palace complex. Now all three have been merged into one. See MAHARANA MEWAR SPECIAL LIBRARY.

Maharana Mewar Charities (see individual entries for details).

Charitable Trusts: Chetak Trust; Maharana Mewar Charitable Foundation; Maharana Mewar Historical Publications Trust; Maharana Mewar Kumbha Sangeet Kala Trust; Maharana Mewar Manav Dharam Trust; Maharana Mewar Vidya Dan Trust; Rajmata Gulab Kumari Charitable Trust; Shri Goverdhan Trust.

Religious Trusts: Amba Mataji; Asawara Mataji; Dharam Sabha; Shri Eklingji Trust; Shri Shiv Shakti Peeth.

Institutions: Maharana Mewar Charitable Foundation Dispensary; Maharana Mewar Public School; Maharana Mewar Special Library; Maharana Mewar Technical and Vocational Institute; Maharana Mewar Technical Institute; Maharana Mewar Vidya Mandir.

Registered Societies: The Cricket Institute; Polo Federation of India; Udaipur Equine Institute.

Maharana Mewar Foundation Awards, an annual scheme, funded by the MAHARANA MEWAR CHARITABLE FOUNDATION, inaugurated in 1980 by BHAGWAT SINGH MEWAR, the presentation ceremony being held each year in April at the City Palace, Udaipur. From a modest beginning of awards only for Udaipur's college and school students, the scope and spectrum of awards have been steadily widening from year to year, as have the numbers of awards. Today the scheme envisages recognition of service of a permanent value already rendered to society by eminent persons through their chosen field of activity. It also encompasses college and school children and child artists, who have, by their outstanding achievements, already displayed their potential for achieving success and rendering services to society. It is the Foundation's constant endeavour to widen the scope of activities for these awards. The present Chairman of the Maharana Mewar Charitable Foundation, ARVIND SINGH MEWAR, son of Bhagwat Singh, has commented: "One cannot disagree with the statement made by Sir Conrad Corfield at his meeting with Maharana Fateh Singh during his visit to Udaipur (that) '... there was clearly something to be said for preserving such qualities for the future well being of India.'"

The awards are, as follow.

International: Colonel James Tod Award (est. 1996), to honour a foreign national who, like TOD, has contributed through his or her works of permanent value an understanding of the spirit and values of Mewar.

National: Haldighati Award (est. 1982), given to an individual for work of permanent value in awakening society through the medium of journalism, in particular, or though any other media in general; named after the famous 1576 Battle of HALDIGHATI. Hakim Khan Sur Award (est. 1986), to honour work of permanent value for the cause of national integration (see HAKIM KHAN SUR). Maharana Udai Singh Award (est. 1996), to honour work of permanent value in protecting and enriching the environment, hand-in-hand with future development. The spirit of this great cause has been pursued by all Maharanas of Mewar, and is epitomised by Maharana Udai Singh's creation of UDAIPUR.

State of Rajasthan: Harit Rishi Award (est. 1980), to honour scholars for works of permanent value in awakening society through the medium of Vedic culture, the ancient Shastras and Karma Kand. Maharana Mewar Award (est. 1981), to honour work of permanent value to those who consider it their duty, like the Diwans of Eklingji (i.e., the Maharanas of Mewar) still do, to serve society through services in the field of education, literature, social services, philanthropy and character building activities. Maharana Kumbha Award (est. 1980), to honour works of permanent value to society through the medium of history and literature (see KUMBHA, MAHARANA). Maharana Sajjan Singh Award (est. 1983), to honour work of permanent value to society through the medium of paintings, fine art, sculpture, architecture and craft (see SAJJAN SINGH, MAHARANA). Dagar Gharana Award (est. 1981), to honour musicians for work of permanent value to society through their achievements in the field of Indian classical music, Rajasthani folk dance and music (see DAGAR). Rana Punja Award (est. 1986), to honour works of permanent value to society by a person of tribal origin in commemoration of the mutual trust sand continued association between the Bhil tribesmen and the House of Mewar (see BHILS; PUNJA). Aravali (Aravalli) Award (est. 1983), to honour and encourage outstanding sportsmen (and women) for achieving distinction in any discipline of sport.

University Graduates, State of Rajasthan: Bhamashah (BHAMA SHAH) Award (est. 1984), to honour students achieving the top position by securing the highest percentage from amongst all the universities of Rajasthan in recognition of selfless sacrifice, astute financial management and devotion to duty by Bhamashah to the House of Mewar.

University Students, City of Udaipur: Maharana Raj Singh I Award (est. 1980), in commemoration of the impact of the phenomenal role played by Maharana RAJ SINGH (I) during his lifetime to honour deserving students of universities based within the municipal limits of Udaipur and also students from those colleges that are affiliated to these universities, but are located outside Udaipur, for distinguished achievements in (i) games and sport, and (ii) cultural, literary, co-curricular and extra curricular activities by a recognised body.