Meera Award to Rati Saxena and Janardan Rai Nagar Samman to Chandra Prakash Deval
Rajasthan Sahitya Academy announced the awards for the year 2022-23
Udaipur. Committed to the upliftment, promotion, encouragement, and honor of resident and migrant litterateurs of Rajasthan province, the Rajasthan Sahitya Akademi, an autonomous body of the Government of Rajasthan, on Friday, after the meeting of the Board of Directors under the chairmanship of Academy President Dr. Dularam Saharan, has decided for the year 2022- 23rd annual awards announced. Giving information, Academy Secretary Dr. Basant Singh Solanki said that the Meera Award for the year 2022-23 would be given to Jaipur native and Thiruvananthapuram-Kerala resident Rati Saxena for the poetry book 'Hansi Ek Prarthana.' Notably, this is the highest award of the Academy, with seventy-five thousand rupees.
In a press conference, Academy President Dularam Saharan said that the Janardan Rai Nagar Samman of one lakh rupees, courtesy of the Rajasthan government, will be given to Ajmer resident Dr. Chandra Prakash Deval for the year 2022-23. This honor was decided in the meeting of the honor committee held in Jaipur last days and approved in the directorate on Friday. Committee member Jagdish Arya, Deputy Government Secretary Art, Literature and Culture, committee member and former academy president Ved Vyas, committee member and vice-chancellor Dr. Sudhi Rajeev, academy president Dr. Dularam Saharan and academy secretary were present in the committee meeting held in Jaipur.
Being done. Academy Secretary Solanki said that under the annual awards for the year 2022-23, the Rangeya Raghav Award, given in the fiction and novel genre, will be given to Bharat Chandra Sharma, a resident of Banswara, for the novel 'Pir Parbat-Si.' Jaipur's poet Mayamrig will be awarded the Sudhindra Award for his collection of poems 'Mujhme Meetha Tu Hain,' and Devilal Samar Award for one-act play will be given to Jaipur resident Ajay Anuragi for his play 'Wrong Number.'
The prestigious Devraj Upadhyay Award in the field of criticism will be given to Rajaram Bhadu of Bharatpur origin for his work of criticism 'Dimensions of Poetry,' and the Kanhaiyalal Sahal Award of various genres will be given to satirist Yash Goyal of Jaipur for his work”Na mumkin neta”
The Shambhudayal Saxena Award in children's literature will be given to Kusum Agarwal of Kankroli for the children's one-act book 'Hum Sab Ek Hain.' All the above awards are thirty-one thousand rupees.
According to Secretary Solanki, the first published work Sumnesh Joshi Award with twenty-one thousand rupees will be given to Udaipur resident story writer Tarana Parveen for the story collection 'Ek Sau Aath.'
Pardeshi Award, Chandradev Sharma Award, and Sudha Gupta Award were also announced.
School and college-level awards started by the Academy, keeping in mind the campaign to prepare young writers, were announced after approval from the governing body. Academy Secretary Dr. Basant Solanki said that under the budding awards, Pracha Sharma of Maharani Gayatri Devi Kanya Vidyalaya, Jaipur for 'Sagar Moti and other poems,' Pardeshi Story Award, Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya, Pallu- Divya Vintaman Sanap of Hanumangarh for the story 'Khushi ke Aansoo,' Foreign Essay Award to Harshita Meena of HSS Amarpura-Udaipur for the essay 'Emergence of Innovations' and Foreign Short Story Award to Armaan Nadeem of State Sardul HSS Bikaner for his short story 'Asli Takt.'' will be given for.
Secretary Solanki informed that the college-level Chandradev Sharma Poetry Award was given to Himanshu Bhardwaj of Government Lohia College, Churu, for 'Spruha and other poems', Chandradev Sharma Story Award to Nirmala Sharma of Twenty-One College Gopalyan-Lunkaransar for the story 'Koi Chara Nahi', Chandradev Sharma One Act Award for Maa Jalpa Devi Government College, Taranagar's Tanishka Padihar's one-act 'Jago Pyare, Jaago,' Chandradev Sharma Essay Award will be given to Maina Kanwar of Sonadevi Sethia Girls College, Sujangarh for her essay 'Past and Prospects.' Sudha Gupta, College Level Poetry Award, will be given to Suraj Kumari of Women's Post Graduate College, Jodhpur, for 'Voice of Nature and other poems.' Notably, five thousand rupees are given per award under all the above prizes.
Special literary honor was also announced.
In the meeting with the Director, special literary honors given by the Academy were also announced. According to Academy Secretary Dr. Solanki Ajanta Dev Jaipur, Atul Chaturvedi Kota, Dr. Anita Verma Kota, Kusum Meghwal Udaipur, Kailash Manhar Manoharpura, Gopal Mathur Ajmer, Gordhan Singh Shekhawat Sikar, Javrimall Parakh Jodhpur, Jeevan Singh Manvi Alwar, Farooq Afridi Jaipur, Bakshish Singh Ajmer, Dr. Mahendra Bhanawat Udaipur, Malchand Tiwari Bikaner, Rajan Nirmohi Jawa Jodhpur, Dr. Ramkumar Ghotad Sadulpur, Ramswaroop Kisan Parlika, Rajendra Kaswan Jhunjhunu, Revathiraman Sharma Alwar, Shivraj Chhangani Bikaner, Vidya Paliwal Udaipur, Dr. Satyanarayan Jodhpur, Savitri Chowdhary Jaipur, Habib Kaifi Jodhpur, Hariram Meena Bamanwas, Hasan Jamal Jodhpur will be given the Distinguished Writer Award for the year 2022-23. Under this honor, fifty-one thousand rupees will be given to each.
Many other decisions are taken in the executive meeting
Many other decisions were also taken in the meeting of the Academy Director on Friday. Academy's 'Rajasthan Literary Presentation Scheme' and 'Purodha Shringa'
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