The Sahitya Akademi has announced the winners of the Sahitya Akademi Awards 2025, recognizing outstanding literary contributions across 24 Indian languages. This year’s awards feature a diverse range of genres, including poetry, novels, short stories, and essays.
A total of eight poetry books, four novels, six short stories, and two essays have been selected for the prestigious awards. Each awardee will receive a cash prize of one lakh rupees and an engraved copper plaque, symbolizing their literary achievement.
Among the notable winners, Mamta Kalia will be honored for her Hindi memoir titled “Jeete Jee Allahabad”. This memoir has been praised for its reflective narrative and cultural significance.
Navtej Sarna, a prominent author, will receive the award for his English novel “Crimson Spring”, which has garnered attention for its intricate storytelling and character development.
In the Urdu category, Pritpal Singh Betab will be recognized for his poetry collection “Safar Jaari Hai”, showcasing his unique voice and thematic depth.
Devabrat Das will be awarded for his Assamese novel “Karhi Khelar Sadhu”, which has been noted for its exploration of regional narratives and cultural identity.
Additionally, Prasun Bandyopadhyay will receive recognition for his Bengali poetry collection “Shrestha Kabita”, celebrated for its lyrical quality and emotional resonance.
The awards were recommended by distinguished jury members and approved by the Competent Authority of the Sahitya Akademi. This process underscores the commitment to recognizing literary excellence in India.
As the literary community reflects on these achievements, observers anticipate that the recognition will inspire further contributions to Indian literature. The Sahitya Akademi Awards continue to play a vital role in promoting diverse voices and narratives within the literary landscape.
Details remain unconfirmed regarding the ceremony date and venue, but it is expected to take place in New Delhi on March 31, 2025.
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