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Sahitya Akademi Translation Prize 2018 SHORTLISTED BOOKS FOR SAHITYA AKADEMI TRANSLATION PRIZE 2018 SHORTLISTED BOOKS FOR THE SAHITYA AKADEMI TRANSLATION PRIZE 2018 IN ASSAMESE S.NO. TITLE OF THE TRANSLATOR YEAR OF FIRST TITLE OF THE ORIGINAL LANGUAGE OF AUTHOR TRANSLATION PUBLICATION WORK AND GENRE THE ORIGINAL 1. Anamdasor Puthi Nirajana Mahanta 2014 Anamdas Ka Potha (Novel) Hindi Hazari Prasad Bezborah Dwivedi 2. Dangar Baideu Purnima Sarma 2013 Borodidi (Novel) Bengali Sarat Chandra Chattarjee 3. Kochbiharor Itihas Anjan Sarma 2014 Cooch Beharer Itihas Bengali Khan Chowdhuri (Essays- Monograph History) Amanatulla Ahmed 4. Mahamoha Kabita Dutta 2015 Mahamoha(Novel) Odia Pratibha Ray Goswami 5. Puratan Ei Blnakhani Anubhav Tulsi 2015 This Ancient Lyre (Poetry) English O.N.V. Kurup 6. Ramayan: Gangar Pora Partha Pratim 2015 Ramayan : From Ganga To English Indira Goswami Brahmaputraloi Hazarika Brahmaputra (Essays - (Mamoni Raisom Monograph) Goswami) 7. Russiar Chithi Sangita Saikia 2015 Collection (Letters) Bengali Rabindranath Tagore 8. Samasamayik Hindi Kavita Anupam Kumar 2016 Collection (Poetry) Hindi Various Authors 9. Sanatombi Indramani 2012 Bodosaheb Ongbee Manipuri Binodini Devi Rajkumar Sanatombi (Novel) SHORTLISTED BOOKS FOR THE SAHITYA AKADEMI TRANSLATION PRIZE 2018 IN BENGALI S.NO. TITLE OF THE TRANSLATION TRANSLATOR YEAR OF FIRST TITLE OF THE ORIGINAL LANGUAGE OF AUTHOR PUBLICATION WORK AND GENRE THE ORIGINAL 1. Chandan Ghana Upaban Nityashankar Mukhopadhyay 2014 Chandan Ghan Gachchiya Maithili Vivekananda Thakur (Poetry) 2. Kata Je Sadh Amar Prasun Barman 2015 Mor Je Kiman Hepah Assamese Keshav Mahanta (Poetry) 3. Lep O Anyanyo Galpo Mabinul Haq 2014 Lihaaf (The Quilt, 1942) Urdu Ismat Chughtai And Other Stories 4. Rakshita Ebong Annanyo Galpo Bitasta Ghoshal 2016 The Kept Woman And English Kamala Das Other Stories (Short Stories) 5. Suryer Ghora O Anyanya Nirmalkanti Bhattacharjeeand 2014 Stallion of the Sun & Other Kannada U.R. Ananthamurthy Galpa Shantanu Gangopadhyay Stories (Short Stories) 6. Yugant Neeta Sen 2015 Yugant (Play) Marathi Mahesh Elkunchwar Samarth SHORTLISTED BOOKS FOR THE SAHITYA AKADEMI TRANSLATION PRIZE 2018 IN BODO S.NO. TITLE OF THE TRANSLATOR YEAR OF FIRST TITLE OF THE ORIGINAL LANGUAGE OF AUTHOR TRANSLATION PUBLICATION WORK AND GENRE THE ORIGINAL 1. Abwoni Hara Birupaksha Giri 2014 KakadeutarHar (Novel) Assamese Navakanta Baruah Basumatary 2. Aswl Mansi Raja Devojit Basumatary 2013 AsholManuh (Novel) Assamese Hitesh Deka 3. Binodini Nabin Brahma 2015 Chokher Bali (Novel) Bengali Rabindranath Tagore 4. Kabuliwalani Raja Devojit Basumatary 2016 Kabuliwalar Bengali Bau Bengali Sushmita Bangali Biji (Novel) Bandyopadhyay 5. Mwdai Thungri Pratima Nandi Narzaree 2015 Deou Langkhui (Novel) Assamese Rita Choudhury 6. Rudali Indramalati Narzaree 2013 Rudali (Short Stories) Bengali Mahasweta Devi lkfgR; vdknseh vuqokn iqjLdkj ds fy, fopkj.kh; Mksxjh iqLrdksa dh lwph Øe vuqokn dk ‘kh”kZd vuqoknd izFke ewy iqLrd dk ‘kh”kZd rFkk ewy iqLrd ewy iqLrd ds la[;k izdk’ku o”kZ fo/kk dh Hkk”kk ys[kd dk uke 1- b;S lPp ,s nhid vklhZ 2013 ;gh lp gS ¼miU;kl½ mnwZ vkuan ygj 2- fd'rokM+ % laLd`fr rs ijaijk ¼fd'rokM+ nk lquhrk HkM+oky 2016 fd'rokM+ laLd`fr vkSj ijaijk fganh f'ko fueksZgh lekftd r lkaLd`frd v/;;u½ ¼ys[k½ 3- forLrk nk =hvk da<k fueZy fouksn 2015 forLrk dk rhljk fdukjk fganh egkjkt d`".k ¼dfork½ larks"kh 4- ujflag nso tEoky 2015 ¼dgkuh&laxzg½ mnwZ jkeyky पखे셂 पखे셂 5- x.kuk;d d`".kk izse 2013 x.kuk;d ¼dgkuh&laxzg½ eSfFkyh lkdsrkuan SHORTLISTED BOOKS FOR THE SAHITYA AKADEMI TRANSLATION PRIZE 2018 IN ENGLISH S.No. Title of the Translation Translator Year Of First Title Of The Original Work And Language Of Author Publication Genre The Original 1. Aavarana: The Veil Sandeep Balakrishna 2014 Aavarana(Novel) Kannada S.L. Bhyrappa 2. Dozakhnama: Conversations Arunava Sinha 2012 Dozakhnama (Novel) Bengali Rabisankar Bal in Hell 3. Hangwoman J. Devika 2014 Aarachar (Novel) Malayalam K.R. Meera 4. Magadh Rahul Soni 2013 Magadh(Poetry) Hindi Shreekant Verma 5. Roopadarshi C.N. Srinath 2016 Roopadarshi (Novel) Kannada K.V. Iyer 6. Suleiman Charitra A.N. D. Haksar 2015 Suleiman Charitra (Classic Sanskrit Kalyana Malla Stories) 7. The Autobiography Of A PriyaSarukkai 2015 Naciyar Thirumoli (Poetry) Tamil Andal Goddess Chabria and Ravi Shankar 8. The Man Who Tried To Shanta Gokhale 2012 Achyut Athavale Aani Marathi Makarand Sathe Remember Athavan (Novel) 9. The Roof Beneath their Feet Rahul Soni 2013 Tirohit (Novel) Hindi Geetanjali Shree 10. The Tamil Story – Through the Subashree 2016 Collection (Short Stories) Tamil Various Authors times, through the tides Krishnaswamy SHORTLISTED BOOKS FOR THE SAHITYA AKADEMI TRANSLATION PRIZE 2018 IN GUJARATI TITLE OF THE TRANSLATOR YEAR OF TITLE OF THE ORIGINAL LANGUAGE OF AUTHOR S.NO. TRANSLATION FIRST WORK AND GENRE THE ORIGINAL PUBLICATION 1. Antarnad Bakula Ghaswala 2016 The Voice Of The Heart English Mrunalini Sarabhai (Autobiography) 2. Ba: Mahatmana Sonal Parikh 2016 The Forgotten Woman English Arun Gandhi Ardhangini (Biography) 3. Hun Aam Ghadayo Ashwini Bapat 2016 Mee Asa Ghadlo Marathi Bhalchandra Mungekar (Autobiography) 4. Mannun Maanas Pretty Sengupta 2013 Maner Manus (Novel) Bengali Sunil Gangopadhyay 5. Mayadarpan Vinesh Antani 2015 Collectionof Short Stories Hindi Nirmal Varma 6. Shri Man Na Shlok Makarand Musale 2014 Shree Manaache Shlok Marathi Samarth Swami (Poetry) Ramdas 7. 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TITLE OF THE TRANSLATOR YEAR OF TITLE OF THE ORIGINAL LANGUAGE OF AUTHOR TRANSLATION FIRST WORK AND GENRE THE ORIGINAL PUBLICATION 1. Agneya MohanaKuntar 2015 Agneya (Novel) Malayalam P. Vatsala 2. Jaya : Mahabharatha (Late) Giraddi 2015 Jaya: Retelling of the English Devadutt Sachitra Marukathan Govindaraj Mahabharata (Epic) Pattanaik 3. Dhwanyaloka Mattu M.A. Hegade 2014 Dhwanyaloka and Lochana Sanskrit Anandavardhana Lochana (Literary Criticism - and Aesthetics) Abhinava Gupta 4. Mohana! O Mohana! Chidananda Sali 2013 Mohana Oh Mohana Telugu K. Sivareddi (Poetry) 5. Ondu Jeevana R. Poornima 2012 Beyond The Lines – An English Kuldip Nayar Saaladu! Autobiography 6. Purohitashaahi Mattu B. Shrinivas 2015 Purohitashaahi Mattu Marathi Jyotiba Phule Gulaamagiri Gulaamagiri (Essays) 7. Malati Madhava Akshara K.V. 2016 Malati Madhava (Play) Sanskrit Bhava Bhuti SHORTLISTED BOOKS FOR THE SAHITYA AKADEMI TRANSLATION PRIZE 2018 IN KASHMIRI S.NO. TITLE OF THE TRANSLATOR YEAR OF TITLE OF THE ORIGINAL LANGUAGE OF AUTHOR TRANSLATION FIRST WORK AND GENRE THE ORIGINAL PUBLICATION 1. Danes Ze Ser Shamshad Kralwari 2014 Do Ser Dhan(Novel) Malayalam/ Thakshi Shivasankara Hindi Pillai 2. Duh Rahim Rahbar 2013 Dhuan (Short Stories) Urdu Gulzar 3. Kaveri Zameer Ansari 2014 Oru Kaveriyai Pola (Novel) Tamil Thirupurasundari ‘Lakshmi’ 4. Pier Mohd. Zaman Azurdah 2013 Smaraka Silakal (Novel) Malayalam Punathil Kunjabdulla 5. Roodie Rood Shahnaz Rasheed 2014 Lambi Barish (Poetry) Urdu Balraj Komal 6. Sakhtiyat Pas Mohd. Zaman Azurdah 2013 Sakhtiyaat Pas Sakhtiyaat Urdu Gopi Chand Narang Sakhtiyat Te Aur Mashriqui Sheriyaat Mashriqi Sheriyat (Literary Criticism) 7. Samay Matrika Kanwal Krishan Lidhoo 2012 Samay Matrika (Treatise) Sanskrit Kshemendra 8. Sanskar Chandrika Santosh Shah Nadan 2012 Sanskar Vadi (Shalok) Sanskrit Swami Dayananda Saraswati Singe SHORTLISTED BOOKS FOR THE SAHITYA AKADEMI TRANSLATION PRIZE 2018 IN KONKANI S.NO. TITLE OF THE TRANSLATOR YEAR OF TITLE OF THE ORIGINAL LANGUAGE OF AUTHOR TRANSLATION FIRST WORK AND GENRE THE ORIGINAL PUBLICATION 1. Aajeek Vachunk Shikayale Sunetra Jog 2012 How I Taught My English Sudha Murty Aani Hare Kaanyo Grandmother To Read & Other Stories (Short Stories) 2. Bahujihwa Bharathik Geetha Shenoy 2015 Vichar Krantige Ahawan Kanada Kvempu (K.V. Ikyatachaya Aarathi (Essays) Puttappa) (Sanskritay Virshi Panch Barpa) 3. Karwar Usha Ulhas Rane 2016 Karwar (Research) Marathi Sargest Anand Nadkarni 4. Mahakavi Kalidasache Shantaram Varde 2014 Meghdoot (Poetry) Sanskrit Kalidas “Meghdoot” Valavaleekar 5. Rajwade Lekhsangraha Narayan Bhaskar Desai 2013 Rajwade Lekh Sangraha Marathi Vishwanath K. (Essays) Rajwade/ Ed. By Tarkateertha L. Joshi 6. Swapna Saraswat Jayashree
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