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[Year]: 2017
[Book]: The Black Hill
[Writer]: Mamang Dai
[Category of Books]: Novel
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[Year]: 2006
[Book]: The Sari Shop
[Writer]: Rupa Bajwa
[Category of Books]: Novel
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[Year]: 1977
[Book]: Azadi
[Writer]: Chaman Nahal
[Category of Books]: Novel
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[Year]: 1999
[Book]: The Collected Poems
[Writer]: A. K. Ramanujan
[Category of Books]: Poetry
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[Year]: 2014
[Book]: Trying to Say Goodbye
[Writer]: Adil Jussawalla
[Category of Books]: Poetry
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[Year]: 2013
[Book]: Laburnum For My Head
[Writer]: Temsula Ao
[Category of Books]: Short stories
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The Sahitya Akademi Award is the highest literary award in India. Since its establishment, it has been awarded to more than male and female writers all over the world. They come from different countries and have different cultural backgrounds, but because of their excellent works, they have left a deep impression on the world. The Sahitya Akademi Award, one of the most prestigious literary awards in the country, is a yearly collection of outstanding writers from around the world.
Among the 48 writers randomly selected by the generator to write in English, we have clear information about when they won the prize, the title of the book they won, the name of the author, and the genre of their work. Since the prize is awarded to 24 major languages spoken in India, the language used by the authors in the tool is also one of the more popular local languages in India.
Click the "Display All Items" button and you will get a list of Sahitya Akademi Award winners for English.
