List of Sahitya Akademi Translation Prize winners for Hindi

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Sahitya Akademi Translation Prizes are given each year (since 1989) to writers for their outstanding translations work in the 24 languages.

Following is the list of recipients of Sahitya Akademi translation prizes for their works written in Hindi. The award, as of 2019, consisted of ₹50,000.[1]

Year Translator Title of the translation Original Title Original Language Genre Original Author References
1989Noor Nabi AbbasiMalabar Se Masko TakMany WorldsEnglishAutobiographyK.P.S. Menon
1990Moreshwar TapaswiYayatiYayatiMarathiNovelV.S.Khandekar
1991Bhimasen NirmalViswambharaViswambharaTeluguEpicC. Narayana Reddy
1992Kanti DebMrityunjayMrityunjayKannadaNovelNiranjana
1993Nandini D. MehtaDeevaron Se Paar AakashSat Paglan AakashmanGujaratiNovelKundanika Kapadia
1994B.R. NarayanKshitijKshitijKannadaNovelShantinath Desai
1995Sudhanshu ChaturvediRassiKayarMalayalamNovelThakazhi Sivasankara Pillai[2]
1996N.E. Vishwanatha lyerDawaMarunnuMalayalamNovelPunathil Kunjabdulla
1997J.L. ReddyMitti Ka AdmiMatti ManishiTeluguNovelVasireddy Sitadevi
1998Rajendra Prasad MishraVarsha Ki SubahVarsha SakalOriyaPoetrySitakant Mahapatra
1999Prayag ShuklaBankimchandra Pratinidhi NibandhCollection of Essays by Bankim ChandraBengaliEssaysBankim Chandra Chattopadhyay
2000Rati SaxenaAyyappa Paniker Ki KavitayenAyyappa Panikarude KritikalMalayalamPoetryK. Ayyappa Paniker
2001Chaman LalSamaya O Bhai SamayaCollectionPunjabiPoetryPash
2002KrishnamohanKaamyogiThe Ascetic of DesireEnglishNovelSudhir Kakar
2003DeveshSamrachnavad, Uttar-Samrachnavad Evam Prachya KavyashastraSakhtiyat, Pas-Sakhtiyat Aur Mashriqi SheriyatUrduLiterary CriticismGopi Chand Narang
2004Ramshankar DwivediJhansi Ki RaniJhansir RaniBengaliNovelMahasveta Devi
2005Nirmala JainSach, Pyar Aur Thodi Si ShararatTruth, Love and Little MaliceEnglishAutobiographyKhushwant Singh
2006Y. Balashowri ReddyKalatit VyaktiKalatit VyaktuluTeluguNovelSridevi
2007Bachchan SinghMahabharat Ki KathaMahabharater KathaBengaliNovelBuddhadeva Bose
2008NilabhMamooli Cheezon Ka DevataThe God of Small ThingsEnglishNovelArundhati Roy
2009Bhalchandra JaishettyKavyartha ChintanKavyartha ChintanKannadaPoetryG. S. Shivarudrappa
2010Shankar Lal PurohitParjaParjaOriyaNovelGopinath Mohanty
2011S. ShesharattanamGift PacketVedukutu, Ventadutu, VetadutuTeluguNovelJayanti Paparao
2012Ramji TiwariSambhajiSambhajiMarathiNovelVishwas Patil
2013Bhuddhadev ChatterjeeAhiranAhiranAssameseNovelIndira Goswami[3]
2014Phoolchand ManavAnnadataAnnadataPunjabiNovelBaldev Singh[4]
2015Damodar KhadseBaromasBaromasMarathiNovelSadanand Deshmukh[5][6][7]
2016P. JayaramanSant VaniSant Vani - Nalayira Divya PrabandhamTamilPoetryAlwar Saint
2017Pratibha AgrawalAbhinay Natak ManchAbhinay Natak ManchBengaliRangmunchSombhu Mitra
2018Prabhat TripathiVansha (Mahabharat Kavita)VanshOdiaPoetryHaraprasad Das[8]
2019Alok GuptaSaraswatichandra, (Part I & II)SaraswatichandraGujaratiNovelGovardhanram Madhavaram Tripathi[9]
2020T. E. S. RaghwanThirukkuralThirukkuralTamilPoetryThiruvalluvar[10]
2021Dharanendra KurkuriJwalamukhi ParJwalamukhiya MeleKannadaNovelBasavaraj Kattimani[11]
2022Gauri Shankar RainaKashmiri Ki Pratinidhi KahaniyanShort Stories KashmiriKashmiriShort StoriesVarious authors[12]
2023Rita Rani PaliwalPashu, Panchhi, Manushya Aur Prakriti : Mahabharat Se KathayenBirds, Beasts, Man and Nature: Tales from MahabharataEnglishShort StoriesKavita A. Sharma[13]

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