Sahitya Akademi Award for Odia
Award for contributions to Odia literature
Awarded forLiterary award in India
Sponsored bySahitya Akademi, Government of India
Reward(s)₹1 lakh (US$1,300)
First awarded1955
Last awarded2022
Highlights
First winnerGopinath Mohanty
Most Recent winnerGayatribala Panda
Total awarded62
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The Sahitya Akademi Award is given by the Sahitya Akademi, India's national academy of letters, to one writer every year in each of the languages recognized by it, as well as for translations. No awards were given in 1956, 1957, 1959, 1960, 1962 and 1968.[1]

Sahitya Akademi Award winners

The following is a List of winners of the Sahitya Akademi Award for writings in the Odia language:[2]

Gopinath Mohanty was the first winner of this award.
Godabarish Misra was the first posthumous winner of this award.
Key
† Denotes posthumous recipients
Year Author Book Category of Book
1955 Gopinath Mohanty Amrutara Santana Novel
1958 Kanhu Charan Mohanty Ka Novel
1961 Godabarish Misra † Ardhasatabdir Odisa O Tanhire Mo Sthan Autobiography
1962 Sachidananda Routray Kabita-1962 Poetry
1964 Nilakantha Das Atmajibani Autobiography
1965 Baikunthanath Patnaik Uttarayana Poetry
1966 Godabarish Mohapatra † Banka O Sidha Poetry
1967 Suryanarayan Das Odia Sahityara Itihas History of Literature
1969 Surendra Mohanty Nila Saila Novel
1970 Binod Chandra Nayak Sarisrupa Poetry
1971 Manoranjan Das[3] Aranya Fasal Play
1972 Manoj Das Manojdasanka Katha O Kahini Short Stories
1973 Guru Prasad Mohanty Samudra Snana Poetry
1974 Sitakanta Mohapatra Sabdara Akash Poetry
1975 Radha Mohan Gadanayak Surya O Andhakar Poetry
1976 Kishori Charan Das Thakura Ghara Short Stories
1977 Kalicharan Patnaik Kumbhara Chaka Autobiography
1978 Ramakanta Rath Saptama Ritu Poetry
1979 Kunjabihari Das Mo Kahani Autobiography
1980 Ananta Patnaik Abantar Poetry
1981 Akhilmohan Patnaik O Andhagali Short Stories
1982 Gopal Chhotray Hasyarasar Natak One-act Plays
1983 Harekrushna Mahatab Gan Majlis (Vol. Ill) Essays
1984 Mohapatra Nilamani Sahoo Abhisapta Gandharba Short Stories
1985 Rajendra Kishore Panda Saila Kalpa Poetry
1986 Soubhagya Kumar Misra Dwa Suparna Poetry
1987 Nityananda Mohapatra Gharadiha Novel
1988 Sourindra Barik Akash Pari Nibida Poetry
1989 Bhanuji Rao Nai Aarapari Poetry
1990 Beenapani Mohanty Patadei Short Stories
1991 Jagannath Prasad Das Ahnika Poetry
1992 Rabi Pattnayak † Bichitra Barna Short Stories
1993 Santanu Kumar Acharya Chalanti Thakura Short Stories
1994 Guru Charan Patnaik Jagata Darshanare Jagannatha Cultural Study
1995 Govind Chandra Udgata Kavyasilpi Gangadhara Criticism
1996 Satyanarayana Rajguru Mo Jeevana Sangrama Autobiography
1997 Chandrasekhar Rath Sabutharu Dirgharati Short Stories
1998 Chittaranjan Das Biswaku Gabakhya Criticism
1999 Haraprasad Das Garbhagriha Poetry
2000 Pratibha Ray Ullanghan Short Stories
2001 Pratibha Satpathy Tanmaya Dhuli Poetry
2002 Sarat Kumar Mohanty Gandhi Manisha Biography
2003 Jatindra Mohan Mohanty Suryasnata Criticism
2004 Prafulla Kumar Mohanty Bharatiya Sanskruti O Bhagwadgita Essays
2005 Ramachandra Behera Gopapura Short Stories
2006 Bansidhar Sarangi Swarodaya Poetry
2007 Deepak Mishra Sukha Sanhita Poetry
2008 Pramod Kumar Mohanty Asaranti Anasara Poetry
2009 Phani Mohanty Mrugaya Poetry
2010 Pathani Pattnaik[4] Jibanara Chalapathe Autobiography
2011 Kalpanakumari Devi Achihna Basabhumi Novel
2012 Gourahari Das[5] Kanta O' Anyanya Galpa Short Stories
2013 Bijay Mishra[6] Banaprastha Play
2014 Gopal Rath[7] Bipula Diganta Poetry
2015 Bibhuti Patnaik[8] Mahisashurara Muhan Short Stories
2016 Paramita Satpathy[9] Prapti Short Stories
2017 Gayatri Saraf[10] Etavatira Shilpi Short Stories
2018 Dasarathi Das Prasanga Puruna Bhabana Nua Literary Essays
2019 Tarun Kanti Mishra[11] Bhaswati Short Stories
2020 Yashodhara Mishra[12] Samudrakula Ghara Short stories
2021 Hrushikesh Mallick[13] Sarijaithiba Apera Poetry
2022 Gayatribala Panda[14] Dayanadi Poetry

Sahitya Akademi Bal Sahitya Puraskar Winners

The following is a List of winners of the Sahitya Akademi Bal Sahitya Puraskar:[15]

Key
† Denotes posthumous recipients
Year Author Book/Contribution
2010 Punyaprbha Devi[16] Kuni Goinda (Short Stories)
2011 Maheswar Mohanty Total Contribution To Children Literature
2012 Ram Prasad Mohanty † Total Contribution To Children Literature
2013 Nadiya Bihari Mohanty Total Contribution To Children Literature
2014 Dash Benhur (Jitendra Narayan Dash)[17] Total Contribution To Children Literature
2015 Snehalata Mohanty Total Contribution to Children Literature
2016 Batakrushna Ojha[18] Total Contribution to Children Literature
2017 Subhendra Mohan Srichandan Singh Total Contribution to Children Literature
2018 Birendra Mohanty Rumku Jhuma (Poetry)
2019 Birendra Kumar Samantray Total Contribution
2020 Ramachandra Nayak Bana Deula Re Suna Neula (Stories)
2021 Digaraj Brahma Geeta Kahe Mitar Katha (Poetry)
2022 Narendra Prasad Das Kolahala Na Halahala (Short Stories)

Akademi Yuva Puraskar Winners

Main article: Yuva Puraskar

The following is a List of winners of the Akademi Yuva Puraskar:[19]

Year Author Book Category
2011 Gayatribala Panda[20] Gaan Poetry
2012 Srushthishree Naik Bhirna Upabana Short Stories
2013 Kshetrabasi Naik Dadan Short Stories
2014 Narendra Kumar Bhoi Pidaparba Poetry
2015 Sujit Kumar Panda Manasanka Short Stories
2016 Jnanee Debasish Mishra[21] Daaga Poetry
2017 Suryasnata Tripathy E Sampark Emiti Poetry
2018 Jayadratha Suna Sosa Poetry
2019 Sisira Behera Bimugdha Uccharana Literary Criticism
2020 Chandrasekhar Hota Chetanara Anwesana Essays
2021 Debabrata Das Sparsha O Anyanya Galpa Short Stories
2022 Dillip Behera Lanthan Short Stories

See also

References

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