List of Sahitya Akademi Award winners for Rajasthani

Sahitya Akademi Award for Rajasthani
Award for contributions to Literature
Awarded forSecond-highest literary honour in India
Sponsored bySahitya Akademi, Government of India
Reward(s)₹1 lakh (US$1,200)
First awarded1974
Last awarded2022
Highlights
Total awarded49
First winnerVijaydan Detha
Most Recent winnerKamal Ranga
Websitesahitya-akademi.gov.in
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The Sahitya Akademi Award is the second-highest literary honor in India. The Sahitya Akademi, India's National Academy of Letters, aims at "promoting Indian literature throughout the world". The Akademi annually confers awards on writers of "the most outstanding books of literary merit". The awards are given for works published in any of the 24 languages recognised by the akademi.[1] Instituted in 1954, the award recognizes and promotes excellence in writing and acknowledge new trends. The annual process of selecting awardees runs for the preceding twelve months.[2] The following is a list of winners of the Sahitya Akademi Award for writings in Rajasthani language.[3][4]

Recipients

Vijaydan Detha was the first winner of this award.
Year Works Recipients Genre
2024 Gaon Ar Amma Mukut Maniraj Poetry
2022 Alekhun Amba Kamal Ranga[5] Play
2021 Mugtee Meethesh Nirmohi[6] Poetry
2020 Sanskriti ri Sanatana Deeth Dr. Bhanwar Singh Samaur[7] Essay collection
2019 Barik baat Ramswaroop Kisan[8] Story collection
2018 Kavita Devai Deeth Dr. Rajesh Kumar Vyas[9] Poetry
2017 Bina Hasalpai Dr. Neeraj Daiya[10] Criticism
2016 Murdjat Ar Dujee Kahaniyan (Short Stories) Bulaki Sharma Short Stories
2015 Gawaad Madhu Acharya 'Ashawadi' Novel
2014 Sundar Nain Sudha Rampal Singh Rajpurohit Short Stories
2013 Aanthyoi Nahi Din Hal Ambika Dutt Poetry
2012 Aankh Hinye Ra Haryal Sapana Aaidan Singh Bhati Poetry
2011 Joon Jaatra Atul Kanak Novel
2010 Meera Mangat Badal Poetic epic
2009 Mayee Eida Poot Jan Major Ratan Jangid Short Stories
2008 Pagarva Dinesh Panchal Short Stories
2007 Aalochana Ree Aankh Sun Kundan Mali Criticism
2006 Poornamidam Laxmi Narayan Ranga Play
2005 Kisturi Mirag Chetan Swami Short Stories
2004 Samhi Khulto Marag Namd Bhardwa Novel
2003 Simaran Santosh Maya Mohan Poetry
2002 Jiv Ri Jaat Bharat Ola Poetry
2001 Gharano Abdul Vaheed `Kamal' Novel
2000 Kankoo Kabandh Jaya Prakash Pandya ‘Jyotipunj’ Play
1999 Seer Ro Ghar Vasu Acharya Poetry
1998 Ud Ja Re Sua Shanti Baradwaj ‘Rakesh’ Novel
1997 Utaryo Hai Abho Malchand Tiwari Poetry
1996 Olun Ri Akhiyatan Nem Narayan Joshi Memoirs
1995 Kookh Padyai Ree Peed Kishore Kalpanakant Poetry
1994 Mati Ri Mahak Karnidan Barhath Short Stories
1993 Adhura Supna Nrisingh Rajpurohit Short Stories
1992 Dharam Judh Dr. Arjun Deo Charan Play
1991 Mhari Kavitavan Premji Prem Poetry
1990 Uchhalo Rewatdan Charan `Kalpit' Poetry
1989 Jamaro Yadavendra Sharma `Chandra' Short Stories
1988 Anahad Naad Bhagwati Lal Vyas Poetry
1987 Saglonri Peeda Swatmegh Nain Mal Jain Poetry
1986 Dwarka Mahaveer Prasad Joshi Poetry
1985 Ek Duniya Mhari Sanwar Daiya Short Stories
1984 Maru-Mangal Sumer Singh Shekhawat Poetry
1983 Ga-Geet Mohan Alok Poetry
1982 Chasmadith Gawah Moolchand `Pranesh' Short Stories
1981 Barsan Ra Degoda Dungar Langhiyan Narayan Singh Bhati Poetry
1980 Mharo Gaon Rameshwar Dayal Shrimali Poetry
1979 Paagi Dr. Chandra Prakash Deval Poetry
1978 Mevai Ra Runkh Anna Ram `Sudama' Novel
1977 Bol Bharamli Satya Prakash Joshi Poetry
1976 Leeltans Kanhaiyalal Sethia Poetry
1975 Pagfero Mani Madhukar Poetry
1974 Batan Ri Phulwari Vol. X Vijaydan Detha Folk-tales

References

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