Marathi writer and critic Sarankumar Limbale has been selected for the Chintha Raveendran Award for 2025. The award includes a cash prize, a memento, and a citation. It will be presented on July 26 at K.P. Kesavamenon Hall in Kozhikode, during a special event held in memory of Chintha Raveendran. The award celebrates Limbale’s contributions to literature and social thought.
About the Award and the Ceremony
- The Chintha Raveendran Award is given each year to a writer who has made a strong impact in the field of literature and social issues.
- This year’s recipient, Sarankumar Limbale, is known for his writings that focus on Dalit identity, equality, and human rights.
- The award includes ₹50,000 in cash, a memento, and a citation.
- The presentation will take place on July 26 at 10 a.m. at K.P. Kesavamenon Hall, Kozhikode.
Key People and Program Details
- Former Member of Parliament Subhashini Ali will deliver the main talk at the event.
- Well-known writer N.S. Madhavan will preside over the function.
- The event is expected to draw writers, thinkers, and students from across Kerala.
Significance of the Award and Limbale’s Work
- Sarankumar Limbale’s writings have played a major role in bringing Dalit literature and social justice issues into the mainstream.
- The Chintha Raveendran Award honours bold voices that challenge inequality and promote human dignity.
Key Takeaways for Competitive Exams
- The Chintha Raveendran Award recognizes impactful contributions to literature and social issues.
- Sarankumar Limbale is known for his focus on Dalit identity and human rights.
- The event will feature talks by notable personalities like Subhashini Ali and N.S. Madhavan.
