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Odisha Sangeet Nataka Academy Award Winners ODISHA REFERENCE ANNUAL - 2011 ODISHA SANGEET NATAKA ACADEMY AWARD WINNERS AWARDEES FOR THE YEAR 1970-1971 6. BHAGABAN SAHU FOLK DANCE (RANAPA) 1. SUNANDA PATNAIK ODISSI VOCAL 2. SAMUEL SAHU ACTOR FOR THE YEAR 1978-79 3. PANKAJ CHARAN DAS ODISSI DANCE 1. NIMAIN CHARAN HARICHANDAN VOCAL SONG FOR THE YEAR 1971-1972 2. RADHARANI DEVI ACTOR 3. ANANTA PATRA INSTRUMENT 1. TARINI CHARAN PATRA VOCAL SONG (VEENA) 2. RAMACHANDRA MANIA ACTOR 4. MADAN MOHAN LENKA FOLK DANCE 3. KELUCHARAN MOHAPATRA ODISSI DANCE (CHHAU) 4. KALI CHARAN PATNAIK PLAYWRIGHT 5. MANORANJAN DAS PLAYWRIGHT 6. BAIDYANATH SHARMA FOLK DANCE (DAS FOR THE YEAR 1972-1973 KATHIA) FOR THE YEAR 1979-80 1. SIMHARI SHYAM SUNDAR KAR VOCAL SONG 2. CHANDRASEKHAR BHANJA FOLK DANCE 1. KHITISH CHANDRA MAITRA VOCAL SONG (CHHAU) 2. LAKSHMI NARAYAN PATRA ACTOR/DIRECTOR 3. RAMACHANDRA MISHRA PLAYWRIGHT 3. JAGABANDHU SAHU INSTRUMENT 4. ARJUN PANDA ODISSI DANCE FOR THE YEAR 1973-74 (GOTI PUA) 5. MAHADEV ROUT ODISSI DANCE 1. PURNA CHANDRA SINGH ACTOR/DIRECTOR 6. BYOMKESH TRIPATHI ACTOR/DIRECTOR 2. KSHETRA MOHAN KAR INSTRUMENT 7. NIRANJAN KAR FOLK DANCE (TABALA) (PALA) 3. DEBAPRASAD DAS ODISSI DANCE 4. ADWAIT CHARAN MOHANTY PLAYWRIGHT FOR THE YEAR 1980-81 FOR THE YEAR 1974-1975 1. MARKANDEYA MOHAPATRA VOCAL SONG 2. UPENDRA TRIPATHI INSTRUMENT 1. SHYAM SUNDAR DHIR VOCAL SONG 3. PRIYAMBADA MOHANTY ODISSI DANCE 2. JATIN DAS ACTOR /DIRECTOR (HEJMADI) 3. MINATI MISHRA ODISSI DANCE 4. KAMAL LOCHAN MOHANTY PLAYWRIGHT 4. KARTIK KUMAR GHOSH PLAYWRIGHT 5. DAYASAGAR PADHI FOLK DANCE (SAWAR) FOR THE YEAR 1975-76 6. SHYAMASUNDAR MOHAPATRA VOCAL SONG 1. BALAKRUSHNA DASH ODISSI VACAL 2. DURLABHA CHANDRA SINGH ACTOR/DIRECTOR FOR THE YEAR 1981-82 3. SANJUKTA PANIGRAHI ODISSI DANCE 4. GOPAL CHHOTRAY PLAYWRIGHT 1. SUKUMAR SAHU VOCAL SONG 2. NITAI PALIT ACTOR/DIRECTOR FOR THE YEAR 1976-77 3.DHRUBA CHARAN RATH INSTRUMENT (TABALA) 1. KASHINATH PUJAPANDA VOCAL SONG 4. LAL MOHAN PATRA FOLK DANCE (CHHAU) 2. PRIYANATH MISHRA ACTOR/DIRECTOR 5. ANAND SHANKAR DAS PLAYWRIGHT & 3. SHRIHARI NAYAK FOLK DANCE DIRECTION (CHHAU) 6. RAGHUNATH PANDA YATRA ACTOR & 4. BHANJAKISHORE PATNAIK PLAYWRIGHT DIRECTOR FOR THE YEAR 1982-83 FOR THE YEAR 1977-78 1. BINAPANI MISHRA VOCAL SONG 1. NRUSIMHA NATH KHUNTIA VOCAL SONG 2. NATABAR SENA ACTOR/DIRECTOR 2. KASHINATH SAHU ACTOR/DIRECTOR 3. PADMANABHA PANDA INSTRUMENT 3. BHUBANESWAR MISHRA INSTRUMENT (PAKHAOJ) (BEHELA) 4. HAREKRUSHNA BEHERA ODISSI DANCE 4. MAYADHAR ROUT ODISSI DANCE 5. BHUBANESWAR MOHAPATRA PLAYWRIGHT 5. PRANABANDHU KAR PLAYWRIGHT 6. BANCHHANIDHI SATAPATHY ONE ACT PLAY 104 ODISHA REFERENCE ANNUAL - 2011 7. PRAFULLA KUMAR DEO FOLK SONG 9. MADHABANANDA KAR ACTOR 10. KRUSHNA CHANDRA RATH STAGE ACTOR FOR THE YEAR 1983-84 FOR THE YEAR 1990-91 1. LOKANATH RATH ODISSI VOCAL 2. BHANUMATI DEVI ACTOR 1. SAMUEL SAHU (BABI) KABI SAMRAT 3. LOKANATH DAS ACTOR UPENDRABHANJ 4. RADHAGOBINDA BOSH INSTRUMENT SAMMAN (TABALA) 2. RAMACHANDRA MOHAPATRA ODISSI SONG 5. RAGHUNATH DATTA ODISSI DANCE 3. SOMANATHA DASH ODDISSI SONG 6. PRAFULLA KUMAR RATH PLAYWRIGHT 4. NARAYAN BEHERA ODISSI SONG 7. MAGUNI CHARAN KUANR PUPPETRY 5. GOPINATH BEHERA INSTRUMENT (MARDAL) FOR THE YEAR 1984-85 6. GOPINATH BEHERA DANCE 7. MAGUNI CHARAN DAS GOTIPUA 1. BISHNUPRIYA SAMANT SIMHAR ODISSI VOCAL 8. BAISHNAB CHARAN PRADHAN PALA 2. DUKHIRAM SWAIN ACTOR 9. PURNACHANDRA KANOONGO PLAYWRIGHT 3. BINAPANI MOHANTY INSTRUMENT 10. LAKSHMIDHAR NAYAK PLAYWRIGHT ( SITAR) 11. LAKSHMINARAYAN ACHARI STAGE ACTOR 4. JADUNATH DAS MOHAPATRA PLAYWRIGHT 12. NIRANJAN SATAPATHI ACTOR 5. ANANT CHARAN SAE FOLK DANCE 13. KANANBALA DEVI ACTRESS (CHHAU) 14. BHAGABAT SWAIN INSTRUMENT 6. KASHINATH PANDA FOLK DANCE (DAS KATHIA) FOR THE YEAR 1991-92 FOR THE YEAR 1985-86 1. SUNANDA PATNAIK KABI SAMRAT UPENDRABHANJ 1. RADHARANI MOHAPATRA VOCAL SONG SAMMAN (ODISSI) 2. DHIREN DASH SANSKRUTI 2. MANIMALA DEVI ACTRESS SAMMAN 3. ARUN KUMAR SETH INSTRUMENT 3. JADUMANI KANOONGO PLAYWRIGHT (SITAR) 4. NILAKANTHA MISHRA PLAYWRIGHT 4. RAMANI RANJAN JENA ODISSI DANCE 5. GLORIA MOHANTY ACTRESS 5. NARASIMHA MOHAPATRA PLAYWRIGHT 6. ISWAR CHANDRA MOHANTY ACTOR 7. DAYANIDHI TRIPATHI ACTOR FOR THE YEAR 1986-87 8. PADMACHARAN BEHARA FOLK INSTRUMENT 1. BEENA DEVI ODISSI VOCAL 9. NITAI CHARAN SINHA SPIRITUAL SONG 2. LAKSHMI DEVI ACTRESS 10. SUDHAKAR SAHU ODISSI DANCE 3. GOBIND TEJ ACTOR/DIRECTOR 11. GANESWAR RATH STAGE ARTIST 4. RAJKISHORE RAY ACTOR 12. RAMACHANDRA DIKHIT SAHIJAT 5. PURENDRA DHADA INSTRUMENT 13. RAGHUNATH NANDA SONG (DHOL) 14. SHYAMAMANI DEVI SONG 6. SATYANARAYAN PANDA PLAYWRIGHT 15. LEELA DULALI ACTRESS 7. DAYASAGAR PANDA FOLK DANCE (SAMBALPURI) FOR THE YEAR 1992-93 8. BATAKRUSHNA SENA ODISSI DANCE 1. PADMASHREE PANKAJ KABI SAMRAT FOR THE YEAR 1988-89 CHARAN DAS UPENDRABHANJ SAMMAN 1. DINABANDHU DAS (TIMA) ACTOR 2. HEMA BEHERA FOLK DANCE 2. CHAKRADHAR SAHU INSTRUMENT (CHHAU) (PAKHAUJ) 3. DHANESWAR PATNAIK PLAYWRIGHT 3. SATYANANDA BISOI FOLK DANCE 4. ANIMA PEDINI ACTRESS (PAIKA) 5. RAGHUNATH PANIGRAHI ODISSI VOCAL 4. RAJENDRA DAS FOLK DANCE 6. BANAMALI MAHARANA INSTRUMENT (PUPPETRY) (MARDAL) 5. LOKANATH PAL ODISSI SONG 7. GANGADHAR PRADHAN ODISSI DANCE 6. BIJOY MISHRA PLAYWRIGHT 8. MADHU SUDAN ACHARYA CHHAU DANCE FOR THE YEAR 1989-90 9. NIDHIRAM MAHARANA PALAKAR 10. KOKILAPRABHA DEVI MAHARI 1. ARTABANDHU ROUTRAY ACTOR/DIRECTOR 11. BALUKESWAR RATH ACTOR 2. BASANTA KUMAR MOHAPATRA PLAYWRIGHT 12. DHOBI BEHERA TABALA 3. BHAKTABASCHAL PATRA INSTRUMENT 13. AGANI PRUSTI VOCAL SONG (VEENA) 14. BIJOY KUMAR NANDA PLAYWRIGHT 4. SHUKADEV PATRI ODISSI VOCAL 15. DHIRENDRA NATH PATNAIK ODISSI DANCE 5. BRUNDABAN PATRA (BULBUL) ACTOR 6. SRIKANT SENA FOLK DANCE FOR THE YEAR 1993-94 (CHHAU) 7. PRASANNA KU. CHOUDHURY FOLK DANCE 1. KARTIK KUMAR GHOSH KABI SAMRAT (CHHAU) UPENDRABHANJ 8. RADHAKRUSHNA BHANJ FOLK SONG SAMMAN 105 ODISHA REFERENCE ANNUAL - 2011 2. PARAMANANDA SHARAN FOLK PLAY 7. SUNAKAR SAHU BEHELA 3. MURARI PRASAD MISHRA ARTIST 8. PRANAB KISHORE PATNAIK SONG 4. RAJAT KUMAR KAR PLAYWRIGHT 9. BIRBAR SAHU GOTIPUA DANCE 5. ANANTA MOHAPATRA ACTOR 10. FAKIR MOHAN PATNAIK SONG 6. SHYAMAMANI DEVI ODISSI SONG (SAMBALPURI) 7. KUMKUM MOHANTY ODISSI DANCE 11. USCHAB CHARAN DAS FOLK DANCE 8. UMESH CHANDRA KAR TABALA 9. GOPAL SAHU FOLK PLAY FOR THE YEAR 1998-99 10.UMADEVI ACTRESS 11. BHIMASEN SATAPATHI DAS KATHIA 1. KASHINATH PUJAPANDA KABI SAMRAT 12. GANGADHAR NAYAK ODISSI DANCE UPENDRA BHANJ 13. KIRTAN BEHERA BHARATLEELA SAMMAN 14. JAGADISH MEHER DAS KATHIA 2. UPASI MAHASUAR FOLK DANCE 15. PARASHUMANI DEVDASI MAHARI 3. KRUSHNA CHARAN PATNAIK PLAYWRIGHT 16. NIRMALABALA DASI ACTRESS 4. MOCHIRAM MUNI INSTRUMENT 17. SHASHIMANI DEVDASI MAHARI 5. KOLHACHARAN SAHU FOLK PLAY 18. LAKSHMIPRIYA BOSH ACTRESS 6. ASIM BASU STAGE ARTIST 7. PURNACHANDRA PATNAIK TABALA FOR THE YEAR 1994-95 8. PADMANAV DUBE INSTRUMENT 1. PADMASHREE BHAGABAN KABI SAMRAT (FOLK) SAHU UPENDRA BHANJA 9. BHAMADEVI PATNAIK ODISSI SONG SAMMAN 10.DURGACHARAN RANBIR ODISSI DANCE 2. ANANTA CHARAN MOHAPATRA PALA 11.SARAT MOHANTY ACTOR 3. TRINATH PRADHAN FOLK PLAY 4. JIBAN PANI RESEARCH FOR THE YEAR 1999-2000 5. SARAT CHANDRA PUJARI ACTOR 6. DAMODAR HOTA ODISSI SONG 1. RAGHUNATH PANIGRAHI KABI SAMRAT 7. MADHABI MUDGAL ODISSI DANCE UPENDRA BHANJ 8. RAMACHANDRA MISHRA SARANGI SAMMAN 9. KARTIK CHANDRA RATH PLAYWRIGHT 2. BALUNKESWAR RATH ACTOR 10. DASARATH MAHARANA FOLK MUSIC 3. CHINTAMANI PUJARI TABALA 4. NATABAR MAHARANA ODISSI DANCE FOR THE YEAR 1995-96 5.GURUKRUSHNA GOSWAMI SINGER 6.BHAGABAT PRADHAN FOLK DANCE 1. SRI DURLABH SINGH KABI SAMRAT 7. P.RAMACHANDRA HINDUSTANI UPENDRABHANJ CLASSICAL SONG SAMMAN 8. BHIKARI CHARAN BAL ODISSI SONG 2. UCHAAKRUSHNA PUJAPANDA ODISSI SONG (DEVOTIONAL 3. KRUSHNACHANDRA PRATIHARI ACTOR SONG) 4. JAYA SINGH HANS FOLK DANCE 9. MAHAMMAD SIKANDAR ALAM SONG 5. RAGHUNATH MISHRA PLAYWRIGHT 10.BANABIHARI PANDA PLAYWRIGHT 6. NEELAMADHAB PANIGRAHI CLASSICAL SONG 11.PUNYAPRABHA PANIGRAHI FOLK SONG 7. AKSHYAYA MOHANTY SONG 8. RANAJIT NAG FOLK DANCE FOR THE YEAR 2000-2001 9. BHIMASEN SATAPATHI FOLK SONG 1. LATE KELU CH. MOHAPATRA KABI SAMRAT 10. MAHAMMAD HAMID AHAD BEHELA UPENDRA BHANJA 11. DHRUBACHARAN BISWAL ODISSI DANCE SAMMAN FOR THE YEAR 1996-97 2. SRI GOPAL PANDA ODISSI VOCAL SAMSKRUTI 1. PRAFULLA KUMAR RATH KABI SAMRAT SAMMAN UPENDRABHANJ 3. SRI RAMESH PR. PANIGRAHI PLAY WRIGHT SAMMAN 4. SRI BIJOY KUMAR SENAPATI ODISSI DANCE 2. PASCHIMESWAR JENA ODISSI SONG 5. SRI SACHI DAS ACTOR & DIRECTOR 3. NARAYAN SATAPATHI PLAY WRITING 6. LATE GAJANAN NANDI INSTRUMENT 4. J.V.S RAO CLASSICAL SONG (SITAR) 5. HEMANTA KUMAR DAS ACTOR 7. LATE JUGAL CH. DANDASENA FOLK DANCE 6. CHAITANYA BISHOI FOLK DANCE (DANDA) 7. SIBARAM SAHU FOLK DANCE 8. RADHAKRUSHNA BHANJ SONG 8. SRI PRAFULLA KU. KAR SONG 9.RAMESH CHANDRA DAS CHHAU DANCE 9. SRI NARAYAN PRASAD SINGH LYRICIST 10.KRUSHNACHANDRA GURU MARDAL FOR THE YEAR 2001-2002 11. DHIRENDRANATH PATNAIK ODISSI DANCE 1. LATE GOPAL CHHOTRAY KABI SAMRAT FOR THE YEAR 1997-98 UPENDRA BHANJA SAMMAN 1. T.LAKSHMINARAYAN PATRA KABI SAMRAT 2. SRI BISWANATH PUJAPANDA ODISSI VOCAL UPENDRABHANJ 3. SRI CHANDRA SEKHAR NANDA PLAY WRIGHT SAMMAN 4. SMT. SONAL MANSINGH ODISSI DANCE 2. PADMACHARAN PATNAIK PLAYWRIGHT 5. SRI NITYANANDA DAS ACTOR & DIRECTOR 3. GOPAL GHOSH ACTOR 6. SRI HARMOHAN KHUNTIA INSTRUMENT 4. SUREKHA DEVI ACTRESS (TABALA) 5. SIMANCHALA PANDA FOLK PLAY 7. SRI SHYMACHARAN PATI FOLK DANCE 6. BHOLANATH RAY ODISSI SONG (CHHAU) 106 ODISHA REFERENCE ANNUAL - 2011 8. SRI NARENDRA MOHARANA FOLK SONG 7. SRI RAMAHARI PADHI FOLK SONG/ (SAMBALPURI) INSTRUMENT 9. SMT. ARATI MISHRA SONG DASKATHIA 10. SRI GOURA PATTNAIK LYRICIST 8. SMT. BHUBANESWARI MISHRA SONG 11. SRI ARUPLAL GHOSH HINDUSTANI 9. SRI BRUNDABAN JENA LYRICIST CLASSICAL SONG 10. SRI CHITTA RANJAN PANI HINDUSTANI VOCAL FOR THE YEAR 2002-2003 FOR THE YEAR 2006-2007 1. SRI DHIRENDRA NATH PATNAIK KABI SAMRAT 1. DR. MINATI MISHRA KABI SAMRAT UPENDRA BHANJA UPENDRA BHANJA SAMMAN SAMMAN 2. SRI RAKHAL MOHANTY ODISSI VOCAL 2. SRI RABI N. MOHAPATRA ODISSI VOCAL 3. LATE RATI RANJAN MISHRA PLAY WRITER 3. SRI UMAKANTA BEHERA PLAY WRIGHT 4. SRI TRINATH MOHARANA DANCE 4. SRI RABINDRA ATIBUDDHI DANCE 5. SMT. KUMUDINI DEVI ACTOR & DIRECTOR 5.
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