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Award given by the Sangeet Natak Akademi
Tyagaraja , known for his extensive contributions to Carnatic music
Music of India
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Traditional
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Media and performance
Music awards
Music festivals
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Nationalistic and patriotic songs
Regional music
Sangeet Natak Akademi Award (IAST : Saṅgīta Nāṭaka Akādamī Puraskāra), also known as the Akademi Puraskar , is an award given by the Sangeet Natak Akademi , India's National Academy of Music, Dance & Drama. It is the highest Indian recognition given to people in the field of performing arts.
In 2003, the award consisted of Rs. 50,000, a citation, an angavastram (a shawl ), and a tamrapatra (a brass plaque). Since 2009, the cash prize has been increased to ₹1,00,000. The awards are given in the categories of music, dance, theatre, other traditional arts and puppetry, and for contribution/scholarship in performing arts.
Award recipients
The recipients of the Sangeet Natak Akademi award in various categories of performing arts have been listed below:
Music
Hindustani music
Vocal
1952 – Mushtaq Hussain Khan
1953 – Kesarbai Kerkar
1954 – Rajab Ali Khan
1955 – Anant Manohar Joshi
1956 – Rajabhaiyya Poonchhwale
1957 – Rasoolan Bai
1958 – Ganesh Ramachandra Behere
1959 – Krishnarao Shankar Pandit
1960 – Altaf Hussain Khan
1961 – Y. S. Mirashi Buwa
1962 – Bade Ghulam Ali Khan
1963 – Omkarnath Thakur
1964 – Rahimuddin Khan Dagar
1965 – Hirabai Barodekar
1966 – Siddheswari Devi
1967 – Amir Khan
1968 – Mogubai Kurdikar
1969 – Ramchatur Mallick
1970 – Nisar Hussain Khan
1971 – Mallikarjun Mansur
1972 – Begum Akhtar
1973 – Gangubai Hangal
1974 – Kumar Gandharva
1975 – Bhimsen Joshi
1975-76 Gavri Devi (Vocal) (Jodhpur, Rajasthan)
1976 – Narayanrao Vyas
1977 – Girija Devi
1978 – Khadim Hussain Khan
1979 – Sarachchandra Arolkar
1980 – Nivruttibua Sarnaik
1981 – Basavaraj Rajguru
1982 – Vasantrao Deshpande
1983 – Mahadev Prasad Mishra
1984 – Sharafat Hussain Khan
1985 – Kishori Amonkar , Aminuddin Dagar
1986 – Gavri Devi (Vocal) (Jodhpur, Rajasthan)
1986 – Asgari Bai , Firoz Dastur , Manik Varma
1987 – C. R. Vyas , Shobha Gurtu , Pandit Jasraj ,
1988 – Padmavati Gokhale Shaligram
1989 – Jitendra Abhisheki
1990 – K. G. Ginde , Dhondutai Kulkarni
1991 – N. Zahiruddin Dagar, Prabha Atre
1992 – Ramarao V. Naik , Shiv Kumar Shukla
1993 – Bala Saheb Poochwale , Rahim Fahimuddin Dagar
1994 – Sulochana Brahaspati , Zia Fariddudin Dagar
1995 – A. Kanan
1996 – Dinkar Kaikini, Hafeez Ahmed Khan
1997 – L. K. Pandit
1998 – Puttaraj Gawaigalu , Parveen Sultana , Rajan and Sajan Mishra
1999–2000 – Ajoy Chakraborty , Rita Ganguly , Malabika Kanan
2001 – Abhay Narayan Mallick, Sangameshwar Gurav , Malini Rajurkar
2002 – Sushila Rani Patel , Sharayu Kalekar
2003 – Ghulam Mustafa Khan , Yeshwant Balkrishna Joshi
2004 – Balwant Rai Bhatt , Tejpal Singh and Surinder Singh
2005 – S. C. R. Bhat , Ramashreya Jha
2006 – Vijay Kumar Kichlu, Rashid Khan
2007 – Vidyadhar Vyas , Govardhan Mishra
2008 – Ulhas Kashalkar , M.R. Gautam
2009 – Abdul Rashid Khan , Vasundhara Komkali
2010 – Chhannulal Mishra , Yashpaul
2011 – Shruti Sadolikar , Pandit Venkatesh Kumar
2012 – Shankar Lal Mishra, Rajashekhar Mansur , Ajay Pohankar
2013 – Ritwik Sanyal , Veena Sahasrabuddhe
2014 – Ashwini Bhide-Deshpande , Iqbal Ahmad Khan , Nathrao Neralkar
2015 – Mashkoor Ali Khan
2016 – Prabhakar Karekar
2017 – Lalith J. Rao , Umakant and Ramakant Gundecha - Gundecha Brothers
2018 – Mani Prasad , Madhup Mudgal
2019 – Vinayak Torvi , Prem Kumar Mallick
2020 – Sumitra Guha , Arati Ankalikar-Tikekar
2021 – Uday Bhawalkar , Subhra Guha
2022 – Devaki Pandit , Harvinder Singh
2023 – Kalapini Komkali, Vinod Kumar Dwivedi
Instrumental
1955 – Govind Rao Burhanpurkar
1965 – Sakharam Tavde
1967 – Ayodhya Prasad
1978 – Purushottam Das
1988 – Ramshankardas Pagaldas
1991 – Chatrapati Singh
1993 – Gopaldas Panse
1995 – Ram Ashish Pathak
2003 – Bhavani Shankar
2011 – Totaram Sharma
2020 – Dal Chand Sharma
*1952 – Allauddin Khan
Carnatic music
Vocal
1952 – Ariyakudi Ramanuja Iyengar
1953 – Semmangudi R. Srinivasa Iyer
1954 – Mysore K. Vasudevacharya
1955 – Maharajapuram Vishwanatha Iyer
1956 – M. S. Subbulakshmi
1957 – Musiri Subramania Iyer
1958 – Chembai Vaidyanatha Bhagavathar
1959 – G. N. Balasubramaniam
1960 – Madurai Mani Iyer
1961 – Mudikondan C. Venkatarama Iyer
1962 – D. K. Pattammal
1963 – B. Devendrappa
1964 – Chittoor S. Subramanyam
1965 – T. Brinda
1966 – Madurai Srirangam Iyengar
1967 – C. Venkata Rao
1968 – Alathur Srinivasa Iyer
1969 – Dandapani Desikar
1970 – M. L. Vasanthakumari
1971 – N. Channakeshaviah
1972 – T. Muktha
1973 – B.S. Raja Iyengar
1974 – M. D. Ramanathan
1975 – M. Balamurali Krishna
1976 – K.V.Narayanaswamy
1977 – Sripada Pinakapani
1978 – Madurai S. Somasundaram
1979 – R K Srikanthan
1980 – Seerkhazhi S. Govindarajan
1981 – Radha and Jayalakshmi
1982 – T. M. Thiagarajan
1983 – D. K. Jayaraman
1984 – Maharajapuram V. Santhanam
1985 – Voleti Venkatesvarulu
1986 – B. Rajam Iyer
1986 – Nedunuri Krishnamoorthy
1987 – Madurai N. Krishnan
1987 – Mani Krishnaswami
1988 – Nookala Chinna Satyanarayana
1989 – Titte Krishna Iyengar
1990 – T. V. Sankaranarayanan
1991 – S. Rajam
1992 – K. R. Kumaraswamy Iyer
1993 – Trichy Swaminathan Iyer
1994 – C. S. Krishna Iyer
1995 – R. Vedavalli
1996 – T. K. Govinda Rao
1997 – M. S. Balasubramanya Sarma
2000 – S. R. Janakiraman
2001 – B. V. Raman
2002 – T. R. Subramaniam
2003 – Trichur V. Ramachandran , M. A. Narasimhachar
2004 – Thiruvengadu A. Jayaraman, C. Saroja & C. Lalitha
2005 – S. V. Parthasarrathy, P. S. Narayanaswamy
2006 – D. Pasupathi, Chingleput Ranganathan
2007 – B. Krishnamoorti
2008 – Puranam Purushottama Sastri
2009 – Parassala B Ponnammal
2010 – Suguna Purushothaman , Mysore Nagamani Srinath
2011 – J. Venkataraman
2012 – O. S. Thyagarajan
2013 – Aruna Sairam , D. Seshchari & D. Raghavachari (Hyderabad Brothers )
2014 – Neyveli Santhanagopalan
2015 – R.N. Tharanathan , Suguna Varadachari , R.N. Thiagarajan
2016 – Neela Ramgopal , K. Omanakutty
2017 – M. S. Sheela
2018 – Alamelu Mani, Malladi Suribabu
2019 – Charumathi Ramachandran , Pala C. K. Ramachandran
2020 – R. K. Padmanabha , G. Balakrishna Prasad
2021 – Sudha Ragunathan , Radha Namboodiri
2022 – Maharajapuram Ramachandran, Manda Sudharani
2023 – Bombay Jayashri , Shankar Sastry
Instrumental
Creative and experimental music
Other major traditions of music
1996 – Hemanta Kumar Jamatia (Folk and tribal music of Tripura )
2008 – Ningombam Ibobi Singh (Nata Sankirtana , Manipur)
2009 – L. Ibohalmacha Singh (Nata Sankirtana, Manipur)
2010 – M.V. Simhachala Sastry (Harikatha , Tirupathi)
2011 – Gopal Chandra Panda (Odissi Music)
2012 – Bhai Balbir Singh Ragi (Gurbani )
2013 – Bankim Sethi (Odissi Music)
2015 – Hridaynath Mangeshkar (Sugam Sangeet), Prafulla Kar (Sugam Sangeet), Bhupinder Singh (Sugam Sangeet)
2018 – Suresh Wadkar (Sugam Sangeet), Shanti Hiranand (Sugam Sangeet), H. Ashangbi Devi (Nata Sankirtana, Manipur)
2019 – O. S. Arun (Sugam Sangeet), Sharma Bandhu (Sugam Sangeet), D. Uma Maheshwari (Harikatha)
2020 – Anup Jalota (Sugam Sangeet), N. Irabot Singh (Nata Sankirtana)
2021 – Susmita Das (Sugam Sangeet), H. R. Leelavathi (Sugam Sangeet), Kumud Diwan (Thumri)
2022 – Sapam Kullabi Singh (Nata Pung), Sitaram Singh (Sugam Sangeet)
2023 – L. V. Gangadhara Sastry , Sangita Gosain (Oddissi Music)
Dance
1963 – Sudhendra Narayan Singh Deo (Seraikella)
1971 – Ananta Charan Sai (Mayurbhanj)
1975 – Krishna Chandra Naik (Mayurbhanj)
1981 – Kedar Nath Sahoo (Seraikella)
1982 – Gambhir Singh Mura (Purulia)
1987 – Madan Mohan Lenka (Mayurbhanj)
1988 – Srihari Nayak (Mayurbhanj)
1990 – Bikram Kumbhakar (Seraikella)
1991 – Chandra Sekhar Bhanj (Mayurbhanj)
2004 – Shashadhar Acharya
2012 – Jai Narayan Samal
2014 – Jagru Mahato
2015 – Sadashiva Pradhan
2016 – Gopal Prasad Dubey
2017 – Janmajay Saibabu
2018 – Tapan Kumar Pattanayak (Seraikella)
2019 – Brajendra Kumar Pattnaik
2020 – Trilochan Mohanta
2021 – Bhuvan Kumar
2022 – Sadhucharan Mahato
2023 – Parikshit Mahato
Creative dance/Choreography
1956 – Maisnam Amubi Singh
1958 – Haobam Atomba Singh
1961 – T. Amudon Sharma
1963 – Atombapu Sharma
1965 – Guru Bipin Singh
1969 – Ojha Thangjam Chaoba Singh
1972 – Kshetri Tombi Devi
1973 – L. Koireng Singh
1974 – L. Ibemhal Devi
1975 – Rajani Maibi
1976 – Ojha Maibam Ibungohal Singh
1977 – Nayana Susheel Jhaveri
1980 – L. Thouranishabi Devi
1982 – L. Tombi Devi
1985 – Khaidem Lokeshwar Singh
1987 – Tarun Kumar Singh
1988 – Ibopishak Sharma
1990 – Th. Babu Singh
1993 – H. Ngangbi Devi
1994 – T. Nadia Singh
1995 – L. Thambalngoubi Devi
1996 – Darshana Jhaveri
1997 – Samanduram Tondon Devi
1998 – N. Madhabi Devi
1999–2000 – Sorokhaibam Naran Singh
2001 – Charu Sija Mathur
2002 – K. Ongbi Leipaklotpi Devi
2003 – Thiyam Suryamukhi Devi, Kalavati Devi
2005 – K. Radhamohon Sharma
2009 – L. Bino Devi
2010 – Phanjoubam Iboton Singh
2011 – Priti Patel
2014 – N. Amusana Devi
2016 – Maisnam Kaminikumar Singh
2017 – L.N. Oinam Ongdi Doni Devi
2018 – Akham Lakshmi Devi
2020 – Sruti Bandopadhay
2021 – Thokchom Ibemubi Devi
2022 – S. Noyonshakhi Devi
2023 – Latasana Devi
1963 – Maniram Datta Moktar
1978 – Bapuram Bayan Attai
1980 – Roseshwar Saikia Bayan Moktar
1996 – Indira P. P. Bora
1998 – Pradip Chaliha
1999–2000 – Parmanand Borbayan
2001 – Ghanakanta Bora
2004 – Jatin Goswami
2007 – Ganakanta Dutta Borbayan
2010 – Manik Borbayan
2013 – Jogen Dutta Bayan
2014 – Anita Sharma
2015 – Sarodi Saikia
2016 – Haricharan Bhuyan Borbayan
2017 – Ramkrishna Talukdar
2018 – Tankeswar Hazarika Borbayan
2019 – Ranjumoni Saikia
2022 – Gobinda Saikia
2023 – Bhaben Borbayan
Other major traditions of dance and dance theatre
2007 – Kalamandalam Sivan Namboodiri (Kutiyattam)
2009 – Kala Krishna (Andhranatyam)
2010 – Painkulam Rama Chakyar (Kutiyattam)
2012 – Painkulam Damodara Chakyar (Kutiyattam)
2013 – Srinivasa Rangachariar (Arayer Sevai)
2021 – Kalamandalam Girija (Kutiyattam)
2022 – Karuna Borah (Ankiya Bhaona )
2023 – Perini Prakash (Periniattam)
Music for dance
Folk and Tribal dance
Theatre
Acting
From 1952–2003 (language-wise)
Assamese
Kannada
Malayalam
1960 – C. I. Parameswaran Pillai
1965 – V. T. Aravindaksha Menon
1969 – N. N. Pillai
Manipuri
Oriya
Sanskrit
Tamil
Urdu
From 2004 onwards
2004 – Rohini Hattangady , Ramcharan Nirmalkar
2005 – Chindodi Leela
2006 – Dharani Barman, Gita Dey , K. Kaladharan Nair
2007 – Ramesh Mehta
2008 – Markand Bhatt , Arundhati Nag
2009 – Sudha Shivpuri , Neeta Mohindra
2010 – Dilip Prabhavalkar , Banwari Taneja, Maya Krishna Rao , Swatilekha Sengupta
2012 – Parvesh Seth, Nirmal Rishi , Purisai Kannappa Sambandan
2013 – Vasant Josalkar, Kusum Haidar
2014 – Debshankar Haldar , Ramdas Kamat
2017 – Anil Tickoo
2018 – Suhas Joshi , Teekam Joshi
2019 – Alok Chatterjee , Pranjal Saikia
2020 – Prashant Damle , Bhupesh Joshi, Amit Banerjee
2021 – Neeleshwar Mishra, Y. G. Mahendran
2022 – Ashok Saraf , Prem Lata Mishra
2023 – Anil Kumar Rastogi, Rajeev Verma
Mime
Direction
1957 – Jaishankar Bhojak 'Sundari'
1959 – Sombhu Mitra
1961 – Kasambhai Nathubhai Mir
1962 – Ebrahim Alkazi
1964 – T. S. Rajamanikkam
1969 – Habib Tanvir
1970 – Adi Ferozeshah Marzban
1971 – Satyadev Dubey
1972 – Shyamanand Jalan
1973 – Ajitesh Bandopadhyay
1974 – Damodar Kashinath Kenkre
1975 – Vijaya Mehta
1976 – B. V. Karanth
1977 – Rajinder Nath
1978 – Jabbar Patel
1979 – B. M. Shah
1980 – Rudraprasad Sengupta
1981 – R. S. Manohar
1982 – Sheila Bhatia
1983 – Kavalam Narayana Panikkar
1985 – Heisnam Kanhailal
1986 – Alyque Padamsee
1987 – Tarun Roy
1987 – Ratan Thiyam
1989 – Bibhash Chakraborty
1990 – Geoffrey Kendal & Laura Kendal (Joint Award)
1991 – Fritz Bennewitz
1992 – Mohan Maharishi
1993 – Kailash Pandya
1993 – Barry John
1995 – M. K. Raina
1995 – Bansi Kaul
1996 – Purushottam Darwhekar
1997 – Bhanu Bharti
1998 – Amal Allana
1998 – Dulal Roy
1998 – Usha Ganguly
1999–2000 – Balwant Thakur
1999–2000 – Nadira Zaheer Babbar
1999–2000 – Prasanna
2001 – Shanta Gandhi
2002 – Arun Mukherjee, Satish Anand
2003 – Devendra Raj Ankur, Neelam Mansingh Chowdhry
2004 – Anuradha Kapur , Arambam Lokendra Singh, Raj Besaria
2005 – Ranjit Kapoor, V K Sharma
2006 – E. Joychandra Singh, R. Nagesh, Amitava Dasgupta
2007 – Hari Madhab Mukherjee, N.C. Thakur
2008 – S. Ramanujam, Probir Guha
2009 – Joy Michael , Dinesh Thakur
2010 – Veenapani Chawla , Urmil Kumar Thapliyal
2011 – Alakhnandan, Kirti Jain
2012 – Tripurari Sharma, Waman Kendre
2013 – Kamalkar Muralidhar Sontakke, Kewal Dhaliwal , Prasanna Ramaswamy
2014 – Surya Mohan Kulshreshtha, Chidambar Rao Jambe
2015 – Parvez Akhtar, Mushtaq Kak
2016 – Satyabrata Rout , Rajkamal Nayak
2018 – Sanjay Upadhyay, S. Raghunandana
2019 – Bharti Sharma , Kumar Sohoni, Abinash Sarma
2020 – Lokendra Trivedi, Mithilesh Rai
2021 – R. Venugopal Rao (Surabhi), Lalit Singh Pokharia, Sudesh Sharma, Ajay Malkani, Manoj Pattnaik
2022 – Gunakar Dev Goswami, Suresh Sharma, Susairaj A
2023 – Surinder Sharma, Zahoor Alam
Playwriting
Assamese
Bengali
Dogri
Gujarati
1961 – Prabhulal Dayaram Dwivedi
1971 – C. C. Mehta , Pragji Dossa
Hindi
Kannada
Kashmiri
Malayalam
Manipuri
2007 – Yumnam Rajendra Singh
Marathi
Mizo
Oriya
Punjabi
Tamil
Telugu
2012 onwards
Allied Theatre Arts
Lighting
1974 – Tapas Sen
1977 – V, Ramamurthy
1989 – G.N. Dasgupta
1994 – Kanishka Sen
1997 – Mansukh Joshi (for scenic design also)
1999–2000 – R.K. Dhingra
2002 – Ashok Sagar Bhagat
2003 – Sreenivas G. Kappanna
2005 – Suresh Bhardwaj
2006 - Gautam Bhattacharya
2011 – Kamal Jain
2019 – Souti Chakraborty
2020 – Raghav Prakash
2022 – Daulat Ram Vaid
2023 – Anoop Joshi, Sandeep Dutta
Scenic Design
Costumes/Make-up
1981 – Ashok Srivastava (Make-up)
1990 – Roshan Alkazi (Costume Design)
1999–2000 – Shakti Sen (Make-up)
2001 – Dolly Ahluwalia (Costume Design)
2003 – Anant Gopal Shinde (Make-up)
2004 – Prema Karanth (Costume Design)
2008 – Amba Sanyal (Costume Designing)
2009 – Kamal Arora (Make-up)
2013 – Krishna Borkar (Make-up)
2019 – N.K. Ramakrishna (Make-up)
2020 – M. Purushottam (Costume Design)
Music for Theatre
1999–2000 – Kajal Ghosh, Kamal Tewari
2005 - R. Paramashivan
2009 – Kuldeep Singh
2012 - Murari Roychoudhury
2014 - Amod Bhatt, Amardas Manikpuri (Chhattisgarh)
Stagecraft
1993 – M.S. Sathyu
1995 – N. Krishnamoorthy
2002 – Nissar Allana
2005 – H. V. Sharma
2020 – N. Jadumani Singh
Major traditions of theatre
2007 – Kolyur Ramachandra Rao (Yakshagana )
2008 – Bansi Lal Khiladi, Khayal (Rajasthan)
2012 – Ghulam Rasool Bhagat (Bhand Pather )
2014 – Manjunath Bhagwat Hostota (Yakshagana)
2018 – Bhagawat A. S. Nanjappa (Yakshagana), A. M. Parameswaran Kuttan Chakkiyar (Kutiyattam )
2019 – K. S. Krishanappa (Isai Natakam)
2020 – P. P. Kandaswami (Therukoothu )
2021 – Gunindra Nath Ojah (Music and Direction in Ankiya Bhaona)
2022 – Margi Madhu Chakyar (Kutiyattam)
2023 – Piyal Bhattacharya (Sanskrit Theatre)
Other Traditional/ Folk/ Tribal/ Dance/ Music/ Theatre and Puppetry
1964 – Mani Madhava Chakyar (Kutiyattam), Kerala
1969 – Gahan Chandra Goswami (Ankia Nat, Assam)
1972 – Kudamaloor Karunakaran Nair (Kathakali), Kerala
1976 – Raghunath Panigrahi (Joint Award with Sanjukta Panigrahi for Odissi Music, Orissa)
1981 – Kamini Kumar Narzary (Bodo Tribal Dance, Assam)
1983 – Dharmiklal Chunilal Pandya (Akhyana), Gujarat
1983 – Lalit Chandra Ojha (Ojapali and Deodhani Dances, Assam)
1984 – Balakrushna Dash (Odissi Music, Orissa)
1985 – Mohan Chandra Barman (Bhaona, Assam)
1984 – Bhubaneswar Mishra (Odissi Music, Orissa)
1987 – Bhupen Hazarika (Folk Music, Assam)
1988 – Pratima Barua Pandey (Folk Music, Assam)
1989 – Rajen Pam (Tribal Music, Assam)
1990 – Rameshwar Pathak (Folk Music, Assam)
1991 – Puranchand Wadali & Pyarelal Wadali (Folk Music), Punjab
1992 – Khagen Mahanta (Folk Music, Assam)
1994 – M. Boyer (Tiatr ), Goa
1995 – Teejan Bai (Pandavani ), Madhya Pradesh
1997 – Arghya sen [(Rabindra Sangeet), West Bengal
1997 – P. R. Thilagam , Kuravanji performer, Tamil Nadu
1998 – Ghulam Mohammad Saznawaz , Jammu and Kashmir
2002 – Dilip Sarma & Sudakshina Sarma (Jyoti Sangeet, Assam - Joint Award)
2003 – Prabhat Sarma (traditional & Folk Music, Assam)
2003 – Kosha Kanta Deva Goswami (Mask Making Bhaona, Assam)
2003 – Banamali Maharana (Odissi Music, Orissa)
2005 – Khirod Khakhlari (Bodo Dance & Music, Assam)
2005 – Kashinath Pujapanda (Odissi Music, Orissa)
2005 – Mathoor Govindan Kutty (Kathakali), Kerala
2007 – Subodh Debbarma (Folk dance), Tripura
2007 – Amar Pal (Folk Song), West Bengal
2008 – Kartar Singh (Gurbani), Punjab
2008 – Mangi Bai Arya (Mand ), Rajasthan
2008 – Lakha Khan Mangniyar, (Folk Music), Rajasthan
2008 – Bansi Lal Khilari (Khayal ), Rajasthan
2009 – Bhikhudan Gadhvi (Folk music), Gujarat
2010 – Harbhajan Singh Namdhari (Gurbani Kirtan), Punjab
2010 – Nazeer Ahmed Khan Warsi and Naseer Ahmed Khan Warsi (Qawwali ), Andhra Pradesh
2010 – Dwijen Mukherjee (Rabindra Sangeet ), West Bengal
2010 – Chandabai Tiwadi (Bharud), Maharashtra
2010 – T. Somasundaram (Folk dance), Tamil Nadu
2010 – Krishna Kumari (Folk music: Bhakha), Jammu and Kashmir
2010 – Chand Jagdish Tiwadi (Folk theatre: Bharud ), Maharashtra
2011 – Trippekulam Achuta Marar, Kerala
2011 – Hemant Chauhan (Folk Music), Gujarat
2011 – Gurmeet Bawa (Folk Music), Punjab
2011 – Kashiram Sahu (Folk Theatre), Chhattisgarh
2011 – Mipham Otsal (Traditional Theatre), Jammu & Kashmir
2011 – Bellagallu Veeranna (Togalu Gombeyatta, Puppetry), Karnataka
2011 – Gopal Chandra Das (Putul Nach), Tripura
2011 – Kasmi Khan Niyazi (Making of musical Instrument), DeIhi
2012 – Go Ru Channabasappa (Folk Music - Karnataka)
2012 – Kinaram Nath Oja (Suknani Ojapali - Assam)
2012 – Prem Singh Dehati (Folk Music - Haryana)
2012 – Sulochana Chavan (Lavani - Maharashtra)
2012 – Mattannur Sankaran Kutty Marar (Thayambaka - Kerala)
2012 – Govind Ram Nirmalkar (Nacha - Chhattisgarh)
2012 – Heera Das Negi (Mask Making - Himachal Pradesh)
2013 – Meeenakshi K. (Instrument Making - Ghatam - Tamil Nadu)
2013 – Raj Begum , Traditional, Folk Music/Dance & Theatre (Jammu & Kashmir)
2013 – T.A.R. Nadi Rao & N Jeeva Rao (Joint Award), Folk Music (Tamil Nadu)
2013 – Gurdial Singh, Instrument Making (Punjab)
2013 – Mohan Singh Khangura, Rabindra Sangeet (West Bengal)
2013 – Umakanta Gogoi (Bairagi) , Tokari Geet and Dehbichar Geet, (Assam)
2013 – Sheikh Riyajuddin alias Rajubaba, Folk Theatre (Maharashtra)
2014 – Puran Shah Koti (Traditional Music - Punjab)
2014 – Kalamandalam Ram Mohan (Makeup/Costume for Kathakali)
2014 – Reba Kanta Mohanta (Mask Making - Assam)
2014 – Abdul Rashid Hafiz (Folk Music - Jammu & Kashmir )
2014 – K.Shanathoiba Sharma (Thang-Ta - Manipur)
2014 – Ramdayal Sharma (Nautanki - U.P.)
2014 – Thanga Darlong (Folk Music - Tripura)
2015 - K. K. Ramachandra Pulavar (Tholpavakoothu )
2015 – Ramchandra Singh (Folk Theater - Bihar)
2017 – Mukund Nayak (Folk Music - Jharkhand)
2017 – Prakash Khandge (Folk Arts - Maharashtra)
2018 – Malini Awasthi (Folk Music - Uttar Pradesh)
2018 – Gazi Khan Barna (Folk Music - Khartal, Rajasthan)
2018 – Narendra Singh Negi (Folk Songs - Uttarakhand)
2018 – Niranjan Rajyaguru (Folk Music - Gujarat)
2018 – Mohd. Sadiq Bhagat (Folk Theatre - Bhand Pather, J&K)
2018 – Kota Sachidanand Shastry (Harikatha - Andhra Pradesh)
2018 – Arjun Singh Dhurve (Folk Dance - Madhya Pradesh)
2018 – Somnath Battu (Folk Music - Himachal Pradesh)
2018 – Hem Chandra Goswami (Mask Making - Assam)
2019 – Mamta Chandrakar (Folk Music Chhattisgarh)
2019 – Ram Lal (Folk Music, Uttarakhand)
2019 – Shankarbhai Hakabhai Dharjiya (Folk Music & Dance - Gujarat)
2019 – Nathulal Solanki (Folk Music - Rajasthan)
2019 – Pandurang Ghotkar (Folk Music - Maharashtra)
2019 – Peruvanam Kuttan Marar (Thayambaka - Kerala)
2019 – Urmila Pandey (Folk Music - Madhya Pradesh)
2019 – Sayed Mohmmed P.P. (Folk Music & Dance - Lakshadweep)
2019 – Majid Gulabsaheb Sitarmaker (Instrument Making - Maharashtra)
2019 – Dulal Kanji (Instrument Making - West Bengal)
2020 – Balkar Sidhu (Folk Dance - Punjab)
2020 – Nandlal Garg (Folk Music - Himachal Pradesh)
2020 – B. Lalthlengliana (Folk Theatre - Mizoram)
2020 – Ranjana Kumri Jha (Folk Music - Bihar)
2020 – S. G. Lakshmidevamma (Folk Music - Karnataka)
2020 – Tarubala Debbarma (Folk Music and Dance - Tripura)
2020 – Sang Jangmu (Folk Dance - Arunachal Pradesh)
2020 – Gafoor Khan Manganiar (Folk Music - Rajasthan)
2020 – Zachunu Keyho (Folk Music - Nagaland)
2021 – Silbi Passah (Folk Music - Meghalaya)
2021 – Durga Prasad Murmu (Folk Music and Dance - Jharkhand)
2021 – Prashanna Gogoi (Folk Music & Dance - Assam)
2021 – Gartigere Raghanna (H. N Raghavenda) (Folk Music - Karnataka)
2021 – S Samundaram (Folk Music - Tamil Nadu)
2021 – Data Ram Purohit (Folk Music & Theatre - Uttarakhand)
2021 – Mahavir Singh Guddu (Folk Music & Dance - Haryana)
2021 – N Tiken Singh (Folk Music - Manipur)
2021 – N. Sekar (Folk Music - Puducherry)
2021 – R. Murugan (Instrument Making - Tamil Nadu)
2022 – Shailesh Shrivastava (Folk Music - Uttar Pradesh)
2022 – Vijay Shamrao Chavan (Folk Music - Dholak, Maharashtra)
2022 – Tsering Jorgais (Folk Music - Ladakh)
2022 – Olen Megu Damin (Folk &Traditional Music & Dance - Arunachal Pradesh)
2022 – Nitu Kumari Nootan (Folk Music - Bihar)
2022 – Gaffruddin Mewati Jogi (Folk/Traditional Music – Bhapang, Rajasthan)
2022 – Tarawati Bori (Folk /Traditional Music - Assam)
2022 – K. Viswanatha Pulavar (Puppetry - Tholpavakoothu)
2022 – Mahendrakumar Karsandas Andani (Folk Dance - Gujarat)
2022 – Chingtham Ranjeet Khuman (Thang Ta - Manipur)
2022 – Poonam Tivari (Folk Music - Chhattisgarh)
2023 – Kanta Kashinath Gaude (Folk Music, Goa)
2023 – Swapan Mukhopadhyay (Folk Music, West Bengal)
2023 – Rakesh Bhatt (Folk Theatre/Music, Uttarakhand)
2023 – Krishna Lal Sehgal (Folk Song- Himachal Pradesh)
2023 – Bharat Sharma Vyas (Folk Music, Bihar)
2023 – Helen Giri Syiem (Folk & traditional Music, Meghalaya)
2023 – P. K. Kunhiraman (Traditional Music - Chenda, Kerala)
2023 – Abdul Gaffar Das Kanihami (Folk Music, Jammu & Kashmir)
2023 – Jayantibhai Maganbhai Sharma (Instrument Making, Gujarat)
2023 – K. Pajanivel (Martial Arts, Puducherry)
2023 – Gurpreet Singh Khalsa (Martial Arts, Punjab)
Puppetry/ Mime/ Allied arts of traditional forms
1978 – Kathinanada Das (Ravanchhaya puppetry), Orissa
1979 – U. Kogga Devanna Kamath (Gombeatta puppetry), Karnataka
1980 – K.L. Krishnan Kutty Pulavar (Tholpava Koothu), Kerala
1981 – M.R. Ranganatha Rao, Karnataka
1983 – Meher Rustom Contractor, Gujarat
1987 – Suresh Dutta , West Bengal
1992 – Dadi Dorab Pudumjee , Delhi
1995 – T. Hombiah, Karnataka
1998 – Kolhacharan Sahu (Ravanchhaya puppetry), Orissa
1999 – B.H. Puttashamachar, Karanataka
2001 – Hiren Bhattacharya, Assam
2003 – Puran Bhatt , Rajasthan
2004 – Maguni Charan Kuanr , Odisha
2005 – Ganpat Sakharam Masge, Maharashtra
2010 – K. Chinna Anjannamma (Shadow puppetry: Tolu Bommalata), Andhra Pradesh
2010 – K.V. Ramakrishnan and K.C. Ramakrishnan (Glove puppetry: Pava Kathakali), Kerala
2012 – Prafulla Karmakar (Traditional Puppetry - West Bengal)
2013 – Lilavati M Kavi (Bajaj), Puppetry
2014 – K. Kesavasamy (Puppetry - Puducherry)
2016 – Prabhitangsu Das (Contemporary Puppetry - Tripura)
2018 – Anupama Hoskere (Classical String Puppetry of Karnataka, Bengaluru)
2020 – Meena Nayak (Puppetry - Maharashtra)
Films
Key
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Overall Contribution/Scholarship
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