Saraswati Samman

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Saraswati Samman
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Date 1991
Location Delhi
Country India

The Saraswati Samman (Hindi: सरस्वती सम्मान) is an annual award for outstanding prose or poetry literary works in any 22 Indian language listed in Schedule VIII of the Constitution of India.[1][2] It is named after an Indian goddess of learning and is considered to be among the highest literary awards in India.[2]

The Saraswati Samman was instituted in 1991 by the K. K. Birla Foundation. It consists of Rs 10 lakh, a citation and a plaque.[3] [2][1]Candidates are selected from literary works published in the previous ten years by a panel that included scholars and former award winners. The inaugural award was given to Harivanshrai 'Bachchan' for his four volume autobiography, Kya Bhooloon Kya Yaad Karoon, Needa Ka Nirman Phir, Basere Se Door and Dashdwar se Sopan Tak. [4]

Awardees

Year Recipient Work Language Ref.
1991 Harivansh Rai Bachchan Autobiography in four volumes
(Autobiography)
Hindi [2][5]
1992 Ramakant Rath "Sri Radha"
(Poetry)
Oriya [2]
1993 Vijay Tendulkar "Kanyadaan"
(Play)
Marathi [2]
1994 Harbhajan Singh "Rukh Te Rishi"
(Poetry collection)
Punjabi [2]
1995 Balamani Amma "Nivedyam"
(Poetry collection)
Malayalam [2]
1996 Shamsur Rahman Faruqi "She`r-e Shor-Angez" Urdu [2]
1997 Manubhai Pancholi "Kurukshetra" Gujarati [2]
1998 Shankha Ghosh "Gandharba Kabita Guccha"
(Poetry collection)
Bengali [2]
1999 Indira Parthasarathy "Ramanujar"
(Play)
Tamil [2]
2000 Manoj Das "Amruta Phala"
(Novel)
Oriya [2][6]
2001 Dalip Kaur Tiwana "Katha Kaho Urvashi"
(Novel)
Punjabi [2][7]
2002 Mahesh Elkunchwar "Yugant"
(Play)
Marathi [2]
2003 Govind Chandra Pande "Bhagirathi"
(Poetry collection)
Sanskrit [2]
2004 Sunil Gangopadhyay "Pratham Alo"
(Novel)
Bengali [2]
2005 K. Ayyappa Panicker "Ayyappa Panikarude Kritikal"
(Poetry collection)
Malayalam [2][8]
2006 Jagannath Prasad Das "Parikrama"
(Poetry collection)
Oriya [9]
2007 Naiyer Masud "Taoos Chaman Ki Myna"
(Short stories collection)
Urdu [10][11]
2008 Lakshmi Nandan Bora "Kayakalpa"
(Novel)
[12]
2009 Surjit Paatar "Lafzan Di Dargah" Punjabi [13]
2010 S. L. Bhyrappa "Mandra" Kannada [3]
2011 A. A. Manavalan "Irama Kathaiyum Iramayakalum" Tamil [14]
2012 Sugathakumari "Manalezhuthu"
(Poetry collection)
MALAYALAM [15]
2013 Govind Mishra "Dhool Paudho Par"
(Novel)
[16]
2014 Veerappa Moily "Ramayana Mahanveshanam"
(Poetry)
Kannada [17]

Notes

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