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Sahitya Akademi Award in BengaliSahitya Akademi Award is given away every year by the Sahitya Akademi, India`s National Academy of Letters, to one writer every year in each of the languages recognised by it, as well as for translations. This is the second highest literary award of India, after Jnanpith Award. The awards given to Bengali writers for works in Bengali and English as well as for translations from Bengali literature are given below:









Year Author Year Author
1955 Jibanananda Das - Shreshtha Kabita (poetry) 1982 Kamal Das - Amritasya Putri (novel)
1956 Tarashankar Bandyopadhyay - Arogya Niketan (novel) 1983 Shakti Chattopadhyay - Jete Pari Kintu Keno Jabo (poetry)
1957 Premendra Mitra - Sagar Theke Phera (poetry) 1984 Samaresh Majumdar - Kalbela (novel)
1958 Parashuram - Anandibai Ityadi Galpo (short stories) 1985 Sunil Gangopadhyay - Sei Samay (novel)
1959 Gajendra Kumar Mitra - Kolkatar Kachhei (novel) 1986 Amiya Bhushan Majumdar - Raj Nagar (novel)
1960 Not given 1987 Arun Mitra - Khunjte Khunjte Eto Dur (poetry)
1961 Shashi Bhushan Dasgupta - Bharater Shakti-Sadhana O Shakta Sahitya (non-fiction) 1988 Ramapada Chaudhuri - Bari Badle Jay (novel)
1962 Annada Shankar Ray - Japane (travelogue) 1989 Shirshendu Mukhopadhyay - Manab Jamin (novel)
1963 Amiya Chakrabarti - Ghare Pherar Din (poetry) 1990 Debesh Ray - Tista Parer Brittanta (novel)
1964 Subhash Mukhopadhyay - Jato Durei Jai (poetry) 1991 Moti Nandi - Sada Kham (novel)
1965 Bishnu Dey - Smriti Satta Bhabishyat (poetry) 1992 Alok Ranjan Dasgupta - Marami Karat (poetry)
1966 Manoj Basu - Nishi-Kutumba (novel) 1993 Shyamal Gangopadhyay - Shahjada Darashukoh (novel)
1967 Buddhadeb Basu - Tapaswi O Tarangini (verse play) 1994 Syed Mustafa Siraj - Alik Manush (novel)
1968 Not given 1995 Naresh Guha - Kabita Sangraha (poetry)
1969 Manindra Ray - Mohini Aral (poetry) 1996 Ashok Mitra - Tal Betal (non-fiction)
1970 Abu Sayeed Ayyub - Adhunikata O Rabindranath (non-fiction) 1997 Nabarun Bhattacharya - Herbert (novel)
1971 Uma Prasad Mukhopadhyay - Mani-Mahesh (travelogue) 1998 Dibyendu Palit - Anubhab (novel)
1972 Santosh Kumar Ghosh - Shesh Namaskar (novel) 1999 Nabanita Deb-Sen - Naba-Nita (prose poetry)
1973 Not given 2000 Jay Goswami - Pagli Tomar Sange (poetry)
1974 Nirendranath Chakrabarti - Ulanga Raja (poetry) 2001 Atin Bandyopadhyay - Panchashati Galpo (short stories)
1975 Bimal Kar - Asamay (novel) 2002 Sandipan Chattopadhyay - Ami O Banbihari (novel)
1976 Maitreyi Devi - Na Hanyate (novel) 2003 Prafulla Ray - Krantikal (novel)
1977 Shankha Ghosh - Babarer Prarthana (poetry) 2004 Sudhir Chakrabarti - Baul Fakir Katha (non-fiction)
1978 Shankari Prasad Basu - Vivekananda O Samakalin Bharatvarsha (non-fiction) 2005 Binay Majumdar - Haspatale Lekha Kabitaguchchha (poetry
1979 Mahashweta Devi - Aranyer Adhikar (novel) 2006 Dhrubaputra - Amar Mitra (Novel)
1980 Samaresh Basu - Shamba (novel) 2007 Amar Samay Alpa - Samarendra Sengupta (Poetry)
1981 Radha Raman Mitra - Kalikata Darpan (non-fiction)



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