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Sahitya Akademi Awards in Assamese
Sahitya Akademi Awards in Assamese as a whole contributed to the upliftment of Indian literature.

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Sahitya Akademi Awards in AssameseSahitya Akademi Award is given away every year, beginning from 1954, by Sahitya Akademi (India`s National Academy of Letters), to writers and their works, for their spectacular and irreplaceable contribution to the upliftment of Indian literature. Assamese literature in particular, was also never left behind in such an esteemed and venerated a sphere.




As can be seen successively:

Year Book Author
2009 Daini (Novel) And Katha Ratnakar (Novel) Late Monoranjan Lahary and Dr Dhrubajyoti Bora
2008 Deo Langkhui (Novel) Reeta Choudhury
2007 Santanu KulNandan (Novel) Purabi Bormudoi
2006 Cheneh Jarir Gathi (Short stories) Atulananda Goswami
2005 Mouna Uth Mukhar Hridoy (Novel) Yese Dorje Thongse
2004 Manuh Anukule (Poetry) Hirendra Nath Dutta
2003 Anek Manuh Anek Thai Aru Nirjonota (Poetry) Bireshwar Barua
2002 Mahat Aitihya (Prose) Nalinidhar Bhattacharya
2001 Adhani Mahir Hahi (Novel) Mahim Bora
2000 Baghe Tapur Rati (Short stories) Apurba Sharma
1999 Bippana Somoy (Novel) Medini Choudhury
1998 Ashirbador Rong (Novel) Arun Sharma
1997 Andharot Nijor Mukh (Short stories) Nagen Saikia
1996 Abhijatri (Novel) Nirupama Borgohain
1995 Maharathi (Novel) Chandra Prasad Saikia
1994 Madhupur Bahudur (Short stories) Sheelabhadra
1993 Muru Je Kiman Hepah (Lyrics) Keshav Mahanta
1992 Saisor Pothar Manuh (Poetry) Hiren Bhattacharya
1991 Brahmaputra Ityadi Padya (Poetry) Ajit Barua
1990 Sneha Devir Akuki Galpa Sneha Devi
1989 Assamiya Jatiyo Jeebonot Mahapurukhia Parampora (Criticism) Hiren Goh ain
1988 Patal Bhairobhi (Novel) Laksminandan Bora
1987 Aan Ejon (Poetry) Harekrishna Deka
1986 Benudhar Sharma (Biography) Tirthanath Sarma
1985 Krishnakanta Handique Rasana Sambhar (Prose) Krishnakata Handique
1984 Jangham (Novel) Debendra Nath Acharya
1983 Sudhirga Din Aru Rati (Poetry) Nirmal Probha Bordoloi
1982 Mamore Dhara Tarual (Novel) Mamoni Roysom Goswami (Indira Goswami)
1981 Kabita (Poetry) Neelamoni Phukan
1980 Prithibir Akukh (Short stories) Jogesh Das
1979 Sunali Jahaj (Poetry) Bhaben Barua
1978 Pita Putra (Novel) Homen Borgohain
1977 Bakul Banar Kabita(Poetry) Anandra Chandra Barua
1976 Srinkhal (Short stories) Bhabendra Nath Saikia
1975 Kakadeutar Har (Novel) Nabakanta Barua
1974 Golam (Short stories) Saurav Kumar Chaliha
1972 Aghari Atmar Kahini (Novel) Syed Abdul Malik
1970 Mahatmar Pora Rupkuoroloi (Reminiscences) Lakshminath Phukan
1969 Manchalekha (Prose) Atul Chandra Hazarika
1968 Alakanda (Poetry) NaliniBala Devi
1967 Adhunik Galpa SahityaLiterary criticism Trailokya Nath Goswami
1966 Bedanar Ulka (Poetry) Ambikagiri Roychudhury
1964 Assamar Looka Sanskriti (Prose) Birinchi Kumar Barua
1961 Iaruingom (Novel) Birendra Kumar Bhattacharya
1960 Congressor Kasiyoli Rodot (Reminiscences) Benudhar Sharma
1955 Banaphul (Poetry) Jatindra Nath Duowrah



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