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Sahitya Akademi Awards in Nepali
Sahitya Akademi Awards in Nepali has been accepted in every literary genre.

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Sahitya Akademi Awards in NepaliSahitya Akademi Awards in Nepali language and literature has been accepted in every literary genre, precisely since the year 1977. Nepali though being essentially an extraneous language, was wholly assimilated amongst the 24 recognised Indian regional languages within the India`s National Academy of Letters, the Sahitya Akademi itself. The Akademi is internationally acclaimed for its incredible work in every Indian literature and language structure, also honouring their composers and writers, celebrated in élan for their compositions, aimed towards betterment of humanity.

Sahitya Akademi Awards in Nepali and the consecutive years, their authors, the genres and of course, their creations are stated as below:

Year Book Author
2007 Curfew (Plays) Lakshman Srimal
2006 Droha (Novel) Bhim Dahal
2005 Jeevan Goreto Ma (Novel) Krishna Singh Moktan
2004 Shanti Shandeha (Poetry) Jos Yonjan "Pyasi"
2003 Athah (Novel) Bindya Subba
2002 Udasin Rukhharu (Novel) Prem Pradhan
2001 Aahat Anubhuti (Short stories) Lakhi Devi Sundas
2000 Nisansmaran (Essays) Ramlal Adhikari
1999 Bishaun Shatabdi Ki Monalisa (Short stories) Bikram Bir Thapa
1998 Adim Busty (Poetry) Man Prasad Subba
1997 Veer Jatiko Amar Kahani (Biographical essays) Mani Prasad Rai
1996 Nihsabda (Poetry) Mohan Thakuri
1995 Dr. Parasmani Ko Jiwan Yatra (Biography) Nagendramani Pradhan
1994 Paryavekshan (Essays) Jiwan Namdung
1993 Mrigatrishna (Short stories) Sanu Lama
1992 Indra Dhanush (Essays) R.P. Lama
1991 Hypocret Champ-Gurans Ra Anya Kavita (Poetry) Girmee Sherpa
1990 Aama (Poetry) Tulsiram Sharma `Kashyap`
1989 Karna-Kunti (Epic) Tulsi Bahadur Chhetri
1988 Usha Manjari (Poetry) Pushpalal Upadhyaya
1987 Brahmaputraka Chheu-Chhau (Novel) Lil Bahadur Chetri
1986 Chakrabyuha (Short stories) Sharad Chhetri
1985 Nilkanth (Novel) Matsyendra Pradhan
1984 Samaj Darpan (Epic) Ramchandra Giri
1983 Niyati (Novel) Indra Sundas
1982 Binsiyako Sanskriti (Essays) M.M. Gurung
1981 Naya Kshitij Ko Khoj (Novel) Asit Rai
1980 Sunakhari (Novel) Okima Gwyn
1979 Maulo (Essays) Guman Singh Chamling
1978 Khaharey (Short stories) Shiva Kumar Rai
1977 Nepali Upanyas Ka Adharharu (Literary criticism) Indra Bahadur Rai



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