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Sahitya Akademi Awards in Maithili
Maithili literature has been associated with Sahitya Akademi Awards since the 1950s.

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Sahitya Akademi Awards in MaithiliSahitya Akademi Awards has been integrally associated with Indian regional literature since 1954, conducted solely by the Sahitya Academy itself, India`s most honourable award under the canopy of such prestige. Awarded basically for the most stellar contribution to Indian literature, for an uplifting cause, the award consists of a specific amount of prize money along with a plaque. Maithili literature has been associated with Sahitya Akademi Awards since the 1950s. Maithili language and writers did not receive Sahitya Akademi awards in the years of 1967, 1972, and 1974.

However the remaining of the years and their listing order is as stated below:

Year Book Author
2005 Chanan Ghan Gachchiya (Poetry) Vivekanand Tagore
2004 Shakuntala (Epic) Niraja Renu - Khamakhya Devi
2003 Ritambhara (Short Stories) Niraja Renu (also known as Khamakhya Devi)
2002 Sahasmukhi Chowk Par (Poems) Somdev
2001 Pratijna Pandav (Epic) Babuajee Jha `Ajnat`
2000 Katek Raas Baat (Poetry) Ramanand Renu
1999 Gananayak (Short stories) Saketanand (also known as S. N. Singh)
1998 Takait Achhi Chirai (Poetry) Jeeva Kant
1997 Dhwast Hoet Shanti Stoop (Poetry) Keerti Narayan Mishra
1996 Aai Kaalhi Parsoo (Short stories) Raj Mohan Jha
1995 Kavita Kusumanjali (Poetry) Jayamanta Mishra
1994 Uchitavakta (Short stories) Gangesh Gunjan
1993 Samak Pauti (Short stories) Govinda Jha
1992 Vividha (Essays) Govinda Jha
1991 Pasijhaita Pathar (Play) Ramdeo Jha
1990 Prabhasak Katha (Short stories) Prabhas Kumar Choudhuri
1989 Parasar (Epic) Kanchinath Jha `Kiran`
1988 Mantraputra (Novel) Mayanand Mishra
1987 Atita (Short stories) Umanath Jha
1986 Natik Patrak Uttar (Belles Letters) Subhadra Jha
1985 Jeevan Yatra (Autobiography) Hari Mohan Jha
1984 Suryamukhi (Poetry) Arsi Prasad Singh
1983 Maithili Patrakaritaka Itihas (Treatise) Chandranath Mishra `Amar`
1982 Marichika (Novel) Lily Ray Lily Ray
1981 Agastyayaini (Epic) Markandeya Pravasi
1980 Ee Bataha Sansar (Novel) Sudhanshu Shekhar Chaudhary
1979 Krishna-charit (Poetry) Tantranath Jha
1978 Baji Uthal Murali (Poetry) Upendra Tagore `Mohan`
1977 Avahatta: Udbhava O Vikas (Literary criticism) Rajeshwar Jha
1976 Sitayana (Epic) Vaidyanath Mallik `Vidhu`
1975 Kichhu Dekhal Kichhu Sunal (Reminiscences) Girindramohan Mishra
1973 Naika Banijara (Novel) Braj Kishore Verma "Manipadma"
1971 Payasvini (Poetry) Surendra Jha `Suman`
1970 Radha Viraha (Epic poetry) Kashikant Mishra



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