Edasseri Award

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Edasseri Award
Award for individual contributions to Malayalam literature
Sponsored byEdasseri Smaraka Samithi. Ponnani
CountryIndia
First awarded1982
Last awarded2018
Highlights
First winnerN. K. Desam
Websitewww.edasseri.org

Edasseri Award is an Indian literary award given to outstanding literary works produced in Malayalam language. The award was instituted in 1982 by Edasseri Smaraka Samithi in memory of Malayalam poet Edasseri Govindan Nair.[1] Each year a separate branch of literature, like poetry, novel, short-story etc., is considered for the award. A short-list is prepared after a preliminary scrutiny of the manuscripts and/or printed books received for consideration, and a three-member jury decides the work for award out of this short-listed selection.[citation needed]

Recipients[edit]

Year Recipient Work
1982 N. K. Desam Ullekham
1983 S. Ramesan Nair Soorya Hridayam
1984 S. V. Venugopan Nair Rekhayillatha Oral
1985 Nellikkal Muraleedharan Purappad
1986 Ashitha Vismaya Chhihnangal
1987 Nalini Bekal Moochilottamma
1988 N. P. Hafis Muhamed Poovum Puzhayum
1989 K. P. Ramanunni Sufi Paranja Katha
1990 Paul Kallanode Aalparppillatha Veedu
1991 A. V. Sreekanta Poduval Venuganam
1992 Karimpuzha Ramachandran Sloka Kacheri
1993 Sreedharanunni Vazhi
1994 Joy Mathew Madhyadharanyazhi
1995 Ashokan Charuvil Oru Ratrikku Oru Pakal
1996 M. Krishnan Namboodiri Akshara Soundaryam
1997 P. Udaya Bhanu Atanja Vathil
1998 K. Raghunath Samadhanathinnu Vendiyulla Yudhangal
1999 Sathish K. Sathish Rose Mary Parayanirunnathu
2000 Ambikasuthan Mangad Commercial Break
2001 Prameela Devi Vatakaveettile Sandhya
2002 C. Ashraf Chila Visudha Janmangalude Viseshangal
2003 M. Kamaruddin Puthiya Niyamam
2004 Haridas Karivallur Jeevitham Thudakkan Oru Thoovala
2005 Divakaran Vishnumangalam Jeevante Button
2006 Budhanoor Raghunath Kuthirakkarante Makan
2007 B. Sandhya Neelakoduveliyude Kavalkkari
2008 Susmesh Chandroth Swarnamahal
2010 P. M. Govindanunni Amaratharakam
2011 P. Vijayakumar Mahayathra
2012 Raphael Thaikattil[2] Munnootti Ambathi Nalilekku Neengunna Yatrakal
2013 M. R. Raghava Varier Malayalakavitha:AdhunikathayumParambaryvum
2014 Unnikrishnan Cheruthuruthy Dehali
2015 N. Rajan Moonnu Mudivettukar
Shahina E. K. Puthumazha choorulla chumbanangal
T. P. Venugopalan Kunnumpuram Karnival
2016[3] Valsalan Vathusseri Malayala Sahitya Niroopanam
A. N. Krishnan Atarukal, Atayalangal Arthasamvadam
Mini Prasad Penkathakalude Feminist Vayana
S. Girishkumar Gandhamadanagirinirakalil
2018[4] Prabha Varma Aparigraham
Lopa Vaikkolppava
Kanimol Nilathezhuthu
Aryambika Kattilodunna Theevandi
2019[5] Unni R. Vaank
G. R. Indugopan Kollappatti Daya
V. R. Sudheesh Penkathakalude Feminist Vayana
E. Sandhya Anantharam Charulatha

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