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Hindi poet Gagan Gill and English writer Easterine Kire are among the 21 recipients of the annual Sahitya Akademi Awards, the organisation announced on Wednesday.

Gagan Gill, Easterine Kire: Sahitya Akademi Winners

The authors and poets will receive a plaque, a shawl and an amount of Rs 1 lakh in an award ceremony on March 8, 2025.

Hindi poet Gagan Gill and English writer Easterine Kire are among the 21 recipients of the annual Sahitya Akademi Awards, the organisation announced on Wednesday.
Recommended by jury members in 21 languages, the awards recognise works in different categories including novels, short stories, poetry, essays and plays.
Gill was selected for her book on poetry "Main Jab Tak Aai Bahar", Kire made it to the coveted list for her novel "Spirit Nights".
The winning list includes eight poetry books, three novels, two short stories, three essays, three works of literary criticism, one play and one research.
Sohan Kaul will receive the award for her Kashmiri novel "Psychiatric Ward", while Paul Kaur has been selected for her Punjabi book on poetry "Sun Gunvanta Sun Budhivanta: Itihaasnama Punjab".
Other recipients of award in poetry include K Jayakumar (Malayalam), Haobam Satyabati Devi (Manipuri), Dileep Jhaveri (Gujarati), Sameer Tanti (Assamese), Mukut Maniraj (Rajasthani) and Dipak Kumar Sharma (Sanskrit).
Apart from Kire and Kaul, Aron Raja also made it to the winning list in the novels genre for his fiction book "Swrni Thakhai" in Bodo.
Yuva Baral's "Chhichimira" (Nepali) and Hundraj Balwani's "Purzo" (Sindhi) were the picks in the short stories section.
Mukesh Thali (Konkani), Mahendra Malangia (Maithili) and Baishnab Charan Samai (Odia) will receive the award for their essays, while AR Venkatachalapathy (Tamil), recognised for his research and Maheshwar Sorn for his play "Seched Sawnta Ren Andha Manmi" (Santali).
KV Narayana, Sudhir Rasal and Penugonda Lakshminarayana will be awarded for their literary criticism in Kannada, Marathi and Telugu, respectively.
The awards were approved by the executive Board of the Sahitya Akademi which met on Wednesday under the chairmanship of its president Madhav Kaushik, the academy of letters said in a statement.
The awards relate to books first published during the five years immediately preceding the year of the award, i.e. between 1 January 2018 and 31 December 2022.
The authors and poets will receive a plaque, a shawl and an amount of Rs 1 lakh in an award ceremony on March 8, 2025
Bengali, Dogri and Urdu language awards will be declared later.

Facebook on Saturday suspended Malayalam poet and former secretary of National Sahitya Academy K Satchidanandan&rsquo;s account after he posted a satirical video mocking BJP&rsquo;s loss in the Assembly elections in Kerala. The video is a movie clipping of Hitler addressing his soldiers after defeat with added Malayalam commentary about Amit Shah and BJP leaders speaking to their party workers.
The account was suspended for 12 hours. According to the social media platform Satchidanandan violated &lsquo;community standards&rsquo; and has been prohibited from holding a Facebook Live for 30 days.
The poet also received a warning from Facebook earlier when he posted medical journal Lancet&rsquo;s article criticising PM Modi&rsquo;s handling of the pandemic.
Calling it a clear suppression of freedom of speech, the poet alleged that there is a conspiracy between the government and Facebook. He also added that there is massive surveillance by the BJP IT cell and the situation is becoming very tyrannical.
The BJP has denied any role in the incident. Kerala&rsquo;s NDA Convenor PK Krishandas said that it for Facebook to explain and the BJP at the state and Centre has no involvement in the suspension of the account.

Facebook suspends poet K Satchidanandan’s account over satirical video mocking BJP

Facebook on Saturday suspended Malayalam poet and former secretary of National Sahitya Academy K Satchidanandan&rsquo;s account after he posted a satirical video mocking BJP&rsquo;s loss in the Assembly elections in Kerala. The video is a movie clipping of Hitler addressing his soldiers after defeat with added Malayalam commentary about Amit Shah and BJP leaders speaking to their party workers.
The account was suspended for 12 hours. According to the social media platform Satchidanandan violated &lsquo;community standards&rsquo; and has been prohibited from holding a Facebook Live for 30 days.
The poet also received a warning from Facebook earlier when he posted medical journal Lancet&rsquo;s article criticising PM Modi&rsquo;s handling of the pandemic.
 Calling it a clear suppression of freedom of speech, the poet alleged that there is a conspiracy between the government and Facebook. He also added that there is massive surveillance by the BJP IT cell and the situation is becoming very tyrannical.
The BJP has denied any role in the incident. Kerala&rsquo;s NDA Convenor PK Krishandas said that it for Facebook to explain and the BJP at the state and Centre has no involvement in the suspension of the account.

//FB suspended Kerala poet&rsquo;s account over post about BJP&rsquo;s electoral loss //Satchidanandan&rsquo;s account suspended over video mocking BJP&rsquo;s defeat //Facebook has banned the poet from holding live session for 30 days //Poet also received warning for posting Lancet&rsquo;s article criticising PM Modi //Satchidanandan: clear suppression of freedom of speech //Poet alleges surveillance, conspiracy between BJP&nbsp;&amp;&nbsp;Facebook //BJP says both State &amp; Centre has no role in the incident

Facebook on Saturday suspended Malayalam poet and former secretary of National Sahitya Academy K Satchidanandan&rsquo;s account after he posted a satirical video mocking BJP&rsquo;s loss in the Assembly elections in Kerala. The video is a movie clipping of Adolf Hitler addressing his soldiers after defeat with added Malayalam commentary about Amit Shah and BJP leaders speaking to their party workers.
The account was suspended for 12 hours. According to the social media platform Satchidanandan violated &lsquo;community standards&rsquo; and has been prohibited from holding a Facebook Live for 30 days.
The poet also received a warning from Facebook earlier when he posted medical journal Lancet&rsquo;s article criticising PM Modi&rsquo;s handling of the pandemic.
 Calling it a clear suppression of freedom of speech, the poet alleged that there is a conspiracy between the government and Facebook. He also added that there is massive surveillance by the BJP IT cell and the situation is becoming very tyrannical.
The BJP has denied any role in the incident. National Democratic Alliance convenor in Kerala PK Krishna Das said that it is for Facebook to explain and the BJP at the state and Centre has no involvement in the suspension of the account.

On World Poetry Day, let's celebrate some of the greatest women poets. From Amrita&nbsp;Pritam and Maya Angelou, to Sarojini&nbsp;Naidu... these women used the power of words to initiate social and policitical change.

World Poetry Day: celebrating the greatest women poets

On World Poetry Day, let's celebrate some of the greatest women poets. From Amrita&nbsp;Pritam and Maya Angelou, to Sarojini&nbsp;Naidu... these women used the power of words to initiate social and political change.

The 21st of March is celebrated as World Poetry Day each year. The day was adopted by UNESCO in 1999, during its 30th General Conference in Paris, to support linguistic diversity and give an opportunity to endangered languages to be heard.
This World Poetry Day, we bring forth the voices of some powerful poets, making Instagram a better place with their choices of words.
A name that's synonymous with 'Instapoets' is Indian born Canadian poet Rupi Kaur. With over 4.3 million followers, her poems reek of love, feminity and heartbreak.
If you wish to understand the rollercoster of emotions that come with the feeling of love, then Nikita Gill's Instagram page is where you should be! Her poetry delves into the complexities of love.
New Zealand based poet and novelist Lang Leav's work runs around the themes of loss and love. She was born in a Thai refugee camp and her work has tugged at the heartstrings of many on Instagram.
American poet and author Tyler Knott Gregson takes you on a journey inside the world of poetry. His work lies at the threshold of photography and poetry, on themes of mindfulness, self-expression and love.

World Poetry Day: the 'Instapoets' you must follow when you're at a loss of words

World Poetry Day is commemorated on the 21st of March every year. Here's a list of poets who are all the rage on Instagram

The 21st of March is celebrated as World Poetry Day each year. The day was adopted by UNESCO in 1999, during its 30th General Conference in Paris, to support linguistic diversity and give an opportunity to endangered languages to be heard.
This World Poetry Day, we bring forth the voices of some powerful poets, making Instagram a better place with their choice of words.
A name that's synonymous with 'Instapoets' is Indian born Canadian poet Rupi Kaur. With over 4.3 million followers, her poems carries the smell of love, feminity and heartbreak neatly folded between her words.
 If you wish to understand the rollercoster of emotions that come with the feeling of love, then Nikita Gill's Instagram page is where you should be! Her poetry delves into the complexities of love.
New Zealand based poet and novelist Lang Leav's work runs around the themes of loss and love. She was born in a Thai refugee camp and her work has tugged at the heartstrings of many.
American poet and author Tyler Knott Gregson takes you on a journey inside the world of poetry. His work lies at the threshold of photography and poetry, on interesting themes of mindfulness, self-expression and love.

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