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YEAR

BOOK

AUTHOR

2023

Dr. Pranavjyoti Dekar Srestha Galpa (Short Stories)

Pranavjyoti Deka

2022

Bhool Satya (Short Stories)

Manoj Kumar Goswami

2021

Iyat Ekhan Aaronya Asil (Novel)

Anuradha Sarma Pujari

2020

Bengsata (Short Stories)

Apurba Kumar Saikia

2019

Chanakya (Novel)

Joysree Goswami Mahanta

2018

Kailoir Dinto Amar Hobo (Poetry)

Sananta Tanti

2017

Moriahola (Novel)

Jayanta Madhab Bora

2016

Meghmalar Bhraman (Poetry)

Jnan Pujari

2015

Akashar Chhabi Aru Anyanya Galpa (Short Stories)

Kula Saikia

2014

Mariam Astin Athaba Hira Barua(Short Stories)

Arupa Patangia Kalita

2012

Patkair Ipare Mor Desh (Novel)

Chandana Goswami

2011

Ei Anuragi Ei Udasi (Poetry)

*Kabin Phukan

2010

Asomiya Ramayani Sahitya: Kathabostur Atiguri (Criticism)

Keshada Mahanta

2009

Katha Ratnakara (Novel)

Dhruba Jyoti Bora

2008

Deou Langkhui (Novel)

Rita Choudhury

2007

Santanukulanandan (Novel)

Purabi Bormudoi

2006

Cheneh Jorir Ganthi (Short stories)

Atulananda Goswami

2005

Mouna Ounth Mukhar Hriday (Novel)

Yeshe Dorje Thongchi

2004

Manuh Anukule (Poetry)

Hirendra Nath Dutta

2003

Anek Manuh Anek Aru Nirjanata (Poetry)

Bireswar Barua

2002

Mahat Oitiyya (Criticism)

Nalinidhar Bhattacharyya

2001

Edhani Mahir Hanhi (Novel)

Mahim Bora

2000

Baghe Tapur Rati (Short stories)

Apurba Sarma

1999

Biponna Samay (Novel)

Medini Choudhury

1998

Asirbadar Rang (Novel)

Arun Sarma

1997

Andharat Nijar Mukh (Short stories)

Nagen Saikia

1996

Abhijatri (Novel)

Nirupama Borgohain

1995

Maharathi (Novel)

Chandra Prasad Saikia

1994

Madhupur Bahudur (Short stories)

Sheelbhadra (Rabati Mohan Datta Choudhury)

1993

Mor Je Kiman Hepah (Poetry)

Keshav Mahanta

1992

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SAYYID MUHAMMAD KOYA BUKAHARI  (KONNARA THANGAL) –A SUFI FREEDOM FIGHTER OF MALABAR

HUSSAIN RANDATHANI

The Muslim religious divines and the Scholars (ulama) had played a major role in the freedom struggles of Malabar. In Malabar, there exist two branches of Sayyids- those who migrated from Hadramaut and those from Bukhara. The former is commonly called Hadramis and the latter as Bukharis. The Bukharis were early migrants, the first of whom Sayyid Jalauddin settled in North Malabar in 1521. The Hadramis, on the other hand, began to settle here from eighteenth century onwards. The Bukharis were exclusive missionaries while the Hadramis engaged both as the heads of religion and trade. The Bukharis spread themselves far and wide in Malabar particularly in the southern parts of the district. They, as Sufis engaged in divine healing and preaching. People, despite their religious and caste differences, visited them in order to fulfill their vows and cure diseases. A descendant of Jalaulddin Bukhari had settled at Karuvanthuruthi near Calicut and one among them Muhammad Koya Bukhari, son of Abdu Rahman Bukhari migrated to South Malabar and settled at Konnara. His great grandson, with same name and title (Konnara Thangal) is the Sufi freedom fighter who through his guerilla tactics bravely fought against  the British in 1920s.

Genealogy of Konnara Thangals

      Muhammad Bukhari

(d.1839)

Abdu RahmanIsmailAhmad (Konhullappappa)

                                                                                   (1283/8þ8þ1866)

Ismail

Muhammad, Abdu Rahman, Ismail, Muhyaddin,  Abubakkar

Kalathil Koyakkutty Thangal

Muhammad Koya,  Imbichi Koya, Muhammad Valiyunni

Muhammad

Hasan Pookoya ChaliyappuramAhmad Kabeer (Kalattu