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This is a list of Sahitya Akademi Award winners for works in Sindhi language.

The Sahitya Akademi Award is an annual award given by the Sahitya Akademi (India's National Academy of Letters), to writers in 24 Indian languages. The award was instituted and first awarded in 1955. It carries a monetary reward, of 100,000 Rupees since 2009, and a citation.[1] The list of Sindhi language writers who have won the award is given below.[2][3]

Sahitya Akademi Award winners and their works in Sindhi language

Year Author Work
1959 Tirth Basant Kanwar (Biography)
1964 Ram Panjwani Anokha Azmooda (Reminiscences)
1966 Lekhraj Kishinchand `Aziz' Surahi (Poetry)
1968 Kalyan B. Advani Shah Jo Rasalo (Mujamil) (Evaluation)
1969 M.U. Malkani Sindhi Nasr Ji Tarikh (History of Sindhi prose)
1970 Narayan `Shyam' Wari-a-Bharyo Palaand (Poetry)
1971 Krishin Rahi Kumach (Poetry)
1972 Guno Samtaney Aparajita (Short stories)
1973 Gobind Malhi Pyar Ji Pyas (Novel)
1974 Lal Pushp Hunaje Atam Jo Maut (Poetry)
1976 Laxman Bhatia `Komal' Jee-a-Jharoko (Poetry)
1978 H.I. Sadarangani Cheekh (Poetry)
1979 Hari Daryani `Dilgir' Pal Pal Jo Parlao (Poetry)
1980 Krishin Katwani Yad Hika Pyar Ji (Novel)
1981 Prabhu `Wafa' Surkh Gulaab-Suraha Khawaab (Poetry)
1982 Popati R. Hiranandani Munhinji Hayati-a-ja Sona Ropa Warq (Autobiography)
1983 Arjan Mirchandani `Shad' Andho Doonhon (Poetry)
1984 Mohan Kalpana Uha Shaam (Short Stories)
1985 Arjan `Hasid' Mero Sij (Poetry)
1986 Sundri A. Uttamchandani Vichoro (Short stories)
1987 Harish Vaswani Chaliha-Chorasi (Literary criticism)
1988 Moti Prakash Se Sab Sandhyam Saah Sen (Travelogue)
1989 M. Kamal Bahi Ja Warisa (Poetry)
1990 Goverdhan Mahboobani Shishe-Ja-Ghar (Poetry)
1991 Harikant Jethwani Soche Joon Sooratoon (Poetry)
1993 Tara Mirchandani Hathayogi (Novel)
1994 Kala Prakash Aarsi-A-Aado (Novel)
1995 Hari Motwani Ajho (Novel)
1996 Lakshmi Khilani Gufa Je Hun Paar (Short stories)
1997 Ishwar Anchal Tandana (Andheri Raat Mein) (Poetry)
1998 Shyam Jaisinghani Zalzalo (Plays)
1999 Vasdev Mohi Barf Jo Thahiyal (Poetry)
2000 Param A. Abichandani Taka Tora (Literary Criticism)
2001 Prem Prakash Bhagat (Poetry)
2002 Hari Himthani Udamandarh Arman (Short Stories)
2003 Tahqiq Ain Tanqeed Hiro Thakur (Essays)
2004 Satish Rohra Kavita Khan Kavita Tain (Literary Criticism)
2005 Dholan 'Rahi' Andhero Roshan Thiye (Poetry)
2006 Kirat Babani Dharti - A-Jo-Sad (Plays)
2007 Vasedev 'Nirmal' Vijoon Vasan Aayoon (Plays)
2008 Hiro Shewkani Sirjan Jo Sankat Ain Sindhi Kahani (Criticism)
2009 Anand Khemani Rishtan Jee Siyasat (Short Stories)
2010 Laxman Dubey Ajan Yaad Aahe (Poetry)
2011 Mohan Geham ...Ta Khawaban Jo Chha Thindo (Plays)
2012 Indra Vaswani Miteea Khaan Miteea Taaeen (Short Stories)
2013 Namdev Tarachandani Mansh-Nagari (Poetry)
2014 Gope Kamal Sija Agyaan Buku (Poetry)
2015 Maya Rahi Mahengi Murk (Short Stories)

References

  1. ^ "Akademi Awards". Sahitya Akademi. Retrieved 19 May 2014.
  2. ^ Archived 2008-08-18 at the Wayback Machine. Sahitya Akademi official website.
  3. ^ "Akademi Awards (1955-2015)". Sahitya Akademi. Archived from the original on 4 March 2016. Retrieved 4 March 2016.