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Akilan P.V. |
(1922-1988) Tamil writer and Jnanapeeth award winner. Works include Chittirappavai & Kayalvizhi
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Amrita Preetam |
(1919-) Poetess and novelist. Winner of Jnanapeeth award in 1981
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Ashapurna Devi |
(1909-) Bengali writer and Jnanapeeth awardee
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Girish Karnad |
(1938-) Kannada playwright, actor and director; Jnanapeeth awardee
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Jnanapeeth |
(jnana-pee-thha, from Sanskrit, translates to "the seat of knowledge"), the highest literary honor in India, awarded by the Government of India.
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Masti Venkatesh Iyengar |
Kannada short story writer; Jnanapeeth awardee; works include Madakari Nayaka
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Puttappa K. V. |
Popular Kannada poet and writer; Jnanapeeth award winner; works include Sri Ramayana Darshanam, Kanooru Heggaditi
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Shivaram Karanth |
Accomplished writer; dancer, novelist, environmentalist and educator; Jnanapeeth awardee; works include Mookajjiya Kanasugalu, Hucchu Hareyada Hadinaru Mukha
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Thakazhi Shivashankar Pillai |
(1915-1999) Malayalam writer and Jnanapeeth awardee; works include Kayar, Chemmeen, Rantitangazhi
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Viswanatha Satyanarayana |
(1895-1976) Telugu writer and poet; awardee of Jnanapeeth, known as a writer in rigid classical style.
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