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Yeshe Dorjee Thongchi

Indian writer

Yeshe Dorjee Thongchi (born 13 June ) is an Assamese writer. He was formerly a deputy commissioner. His first literary creation is a poem named 'Junbai'.[1]

He is the recipient of India's prestigious award Padma Shri for his work in the field of literature and education.[2][3]

Awards

  • Padmashri- Govt of India,
  • Sahitya Akademi Award, for Assamese novel Mauna Outh Mukhar Hriday (Silent lips, Murmuring Heart)[4]
  • Kalaguru Bishnu Rabha Literary Award-Assam Sahitya Sabha
  • Sukapha Award- Govt of Assam
  • Assam Valley Literary Award- Williamson Megor Educational trust. Kolkata
  • Bhasha Bharati Award from the central Institute of Indian languages (CIIL) Mysore.
  • Acharjya Hazari Prasad Dwivedi Sanman, Hindi Parishad, Prayagraj
  • Bodosa Award- All Moran Students Union,
  • Special Achievement Award (Literature)- Buddhist Cultural Preservation Society, Bomdila.
  • Sadin-Pratidin Gosthi Special Achievement Award (Literature and Journalism).
  • DrBhupen Hazarika Sanhati Bota by Dr. Bhupen Hazarika Trust, Kolkata-Guwahati
  • Rangbang Terang Samanyay Award Sinthar Prakashan, Bololiaghat, Karbi Anglong. Assam
  • Islam Bora literary Award, Dr. M.I Bora Trust, Seebsagar, Assam
  • Lakhiminath Bezbaruah Literary Award Assam
  • Phulchand Khandelwal Sanghati Bata award, [4]
  • Basudev Jalan Award from Assam Sahitya Sabha[4]
  • Bhupen Hazarika National Award from Sarhad (a Pune based NGO).[5]
  • (Honoris Causa)-Dibrugarh University Assam

Works

Novels

  • Mauna Outh Mukhar Hriday (Silent lips, Murmuring Heart),
  • Sonam,
  • Lingjhik
  • Bih Kanyar deshat
  • Saw kata Manuh
  • Mishing
  • Moi Akou janam lom

Collections of Short Stories

  • Papor pukhuri (A Sinful of Pond)
  • Bah Fular Gundh
  • Anya Ekhan pratiyugita
  • Dhar aru Ananya Galpa

Folktales

  • Sherdukpen Janajatir Itibritya

Travelougue-

  • Dhuniya Manuhar Dhuniya Deshat ( Travel to South Korea)

Translations- 1. Into Assamese-

  • Sainikar Senapati (Translation of Gen. 's autobiography 'The Soldier's General')
  • Prabahat Mukta Jiwan (Translation of His Holiness Dalai Lama's autobiography Freedom in Exile with his foreword)
  • Bodhucharyavatara ( Translation of Acharya Shantideva's Sanskrit Buddhist classic of sixth century in poetic form)

2. Into English-

  • Heart to Heart (Translation of Lummer Dai's Assamese novel Mon aru Mon)

Autobiography-

  • Hanhi aru Sakulor Saisav (First part of autobiography)

Books

Yeshe Dorje Thongchi Books in Amazon.[6]

References