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Gopinath Mohanty was a well-known Odia author of the middle of the twentieth century. He was the recipient of the Jnanpith award and the inaugural recipient of the National Sahitya Akademi Award in 1955 for his novel, Amrutara Santana. Paraja is a work of modern Indian fiction that was first written in the Oriya language in 1945 and is now being translated for the first time. It narrates the epic tale of a tribal patriarch and his family living in the dense woods of Orissa’s mountains. The family’s long descent from quiet prosperity of a subsistence lifestyle to servitude to…
Among the Orissan tribes, the Kondh are statistically the largest and one of the most primitive. Amrutara Santana is an epic novel that fictionalises the pain and ecstasy, the joys and tragedies of the Kondh people. The book was the first novel in India to win the Sahitya Akademi Prize, which was presented in 1955 in Odia. Amrutara Santana is a book that was written in the middle of the 1940s, right before India gained its independence, and it exposes the harsh patterns of exploitation and dispossession of tribal people that are still all too pertinent today. How much has…
Gopinath Mohanty was born on April 20, 1914, in Nagabali, Cuttack. He had a stellar academic career and a master’s in English literature. In 1938, he enlisted in the Orissa Administrative Service, and he left the organisation in 1969. He had intimate interactions with the tribal people (particularly the “Kondh” and “Paraja”) during his early tenure as an administrator in the Koraput District and had a keen interest in their languages and way of life. His most important artistic creations at this period focus on tribal culture and society. It is incredible that Gopinath wrote a work of fiction in…
An accomplished novelist and short story writer from Odisha, Gopinath Mohanty (1914–91). His works Paraja and Danapani are contemporary masterpieces that have been translated into several languages. For his book Amrutara Santaan, he received the Sahitya Akademi Prize in 1955. In 1974, he received the Jnanpith Prize; in 1981, the Padma Bhushan. Tarun Roy, a clerk in a British trading firm in pre-independence Calcutta, travels to Puri with his wife and children for a weekend getaway in an effort to temporarily escape the pressures of living in the lower middle class. Like any other tourist, he goes to the seashore…
An accomplished novelist and short story writer from Odisha, Gopinath Mohanty (1914–91). His works Paraja and Danapani are contemporary masterpieces that have been translated into several languages. For his book Amrutara Santaan, he received the Sahitya Akademi Prize in 1955. In 1974, he received the Jnanpith Prize; in 1981, the Padma Bhushan. In 1938, Mohanty began working for the Odisha Administrative Service, and he retired in 1969. In the late 1970s, he was recruited by Professor Prabhat Nalini Das, who oversaw the English department at Utkal University, to serve as a University Grants Commission (UGC) Distinguished Visiting Professor and writer-in-residence…
Writer Gopinath Mohanty won the Gyanapitha Prize in 1973 and the Sahitya Academy Award in 1955. This book depicts the reality of tribal Adibasis who are poor and sort of low-status people. By accurately reflecting the world’s reality, it produces a genuine scenic experience. Danapani is a novel that explores the struggles, hopes, and desperations of the so-called untouchables, the poor, and other everyday people . Gopinath Mohanty was a committed, organised, and successful Oriya author. among the best products the state has ever made. He thought that before beginning to write, one should genuinely delve deeply into a subject.…
The 1964 publication Mati Matala is a masterpiece in the Odia language and was the first work from Odisha to get the coveted Jnanapith award in 1974. The post-independence sociopolitical upheaval of Odisha’s rural life is eloquently shown in the book. The inter-personal relationships between the characters are skilfully and subtly depicted in this enormous novel of epic dimensions, which is nearly 1000 pages long and took the author more than 10 years to complete. This work was an experiment in itself because it allowed the author to examine how his own mind changes over time. Bengali and Hindi translations…
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