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About him: A Marathi poet,  writer and Dalit activist  born in Pune, India. He was awarded the Padma Shri  in 1999 and  a Lifetime Achievement Award from  the Sahitya Akademi in 2004. In 2001, he made a  presentation at the first Berlin International  Literature Festival. 

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Dhasal wrote columns for the Marathi daily Saamana. Earlier, he worked as an editor for the weekly Satyata.[ 4] In  1972, he published his first volume of poetry,  Golpitha. More poetry collections followed Moorkh Mhataryane (By a Foolish Old Man),  inspired by Maoist thoughts;  Tujhi Iyatta Kanchi? (How Educated Are You?); Khel; and Priya Darshini,  about  former Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi. He published two more collections of poetry:  Mi Marale Suryachya Rathache  Sat Ghode (I Killed  the Seven Horses of the Sun),  and Tujhe Boat Dharoon Mi  Chalalo Ahe (I'm Walking , Holding Your Finger). 

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About his life: Vasant Abaji Dahake is  a Marathi poet, playwright, short story writer,  artist,  and critic from Amaravati district in the Maharashtra state of India. He is  awarded Sahitya Akademi Award for his collection Chitralipi for 2009. His writings  show an influence of existentialist writers like Kafka. Famous works: Yogabhrashta (1972) Shubha-Wartaman (1987) Shunah-Shepa (1996)  Chitralipi 

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About his life: Atmaram Raoji Deshpande was  a Marathi poet from Vidarbha region of  Maharashtra, India. He wrote poems under the pen name Anil. He was born on 11  September 1901 at Murtijapur in Akola district of Central India. Famous works: Phulwat (फु लवात) (1932)  Bhagnamoorti (भग्नमूtत)र्वा (1940). Nirwasit Chini Mulas (tनवार्वाtसत tचनी मुलास) (1943)  Perte Vha (पेतर्ते व्हा)(1947). Sangati (सांगाती) (1961) Dashapadi (दशपदी) (1976) 

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About his life: Kalindi Charan Panigrahi was  a noted Odia poet,  novelist, story writer, dramatist,  and essayist. He is famous for  his magnum opus Matira Manisha. He has been awarded  Padma Bhushan and  Sahitya Akademi award for contribution  to odia  literature.he was a great person About his work: Jadu Ghara, Puri Mandira, Mahadipa, Mo  kabita,Manenahi,churitie loda 

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About his life: Sachidananda Routray was  an Indian poet, novelist and   short-story writer who wrote in Odia. He received Jnanpith Award,  the  highest literary award of India, in 1986. He was popularly known as  Sachi Routray. About his works: He started  his writing career through "  patheya " (1st  poetry) in 1932.In 1943,  Routray became very famous among Odia  readers when he published  Baji Rout, a long poem that celebrated  the  martyrdom of a boatman boy who succumbed  to the bullets of British  police when he refused  to take them in his rickety boat to cross  the river  Brahmani. He was a prolific poet and  published as many as twenty  anthologies. His Pallishri, dealing with village life in Odisha,  is as  successful as his poem Pratima Nayak that portrays  the suffering and  the predicament of a city girl. He belonged to a group of writers who  called  themselves 'poets of the people'.[1] 

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About her life: Pratibha Satpathy is  a poet of Odia literature. She has been recognised as one of the leading   poets of the country and  has been honoured with the Sahitya Akademi Award. About her works: Ama Kavita (1962)  Asta Janhara Elegy (1969) Grasta Samaya (1974) Sahada Sundari (1978)  Niyata Vasudha ( 1980, II edition 1987)  Nimishe Akshara (1985) Mahamegha (1988) Sabari (1991, II edition 2005) 

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