Awarded by: Jamnalal Bajaj Foundation
# | Language | Work | Author |
1. | Assamese | Bhool Satya (Short stories) | Manoj Kumar Goswami |
2. | Bengali | To be declared later | -- |
3. | Bodo | Sansrini Modira (Poetry) | Rashmi Choudhury |
4. | Dogri | Chhe Roopak (Drama) | Veena Gupta |
5. | English | All the Lives We Never Lived (Novel) | Anuradha Roy |
6. | Gujarati | Gher Jatan (Autobiographical Essays) | Gulam Mohammad Shaikh |
7. | Hindi | Tumadi Ke Shabd (Poetry) | Badri Narayan |
8. | Kannada | Bahutvada Bhaarata mattu Bouddha Taatvikate (Collection of Articles) | Mudnakudu Chinnaswamy |
9. | Kashmiri | Zael Dab (Literary Criticism) | Farooq Fayaz |
10. | Konkani | Amrutvel (Novel) | Maya Anil Kharangate |
11. | Maithili | Pen-Drive Me Prithvi (Poetry) | Ajit Azad |
12. | Malayalam | Ashaante Seethayanam (Literary Criticism) | M. Thomas Mathew |
13. | Manipuri | Leironnung (Poetry) | Koijam Shantibala |
14. | Marathi | Ujavya Sondechya Bahulya (Novel) | Praveen Dashrath Bandekar |
15. | Nepali | Saino (Drama) | K.B. Nepali |
16. | Odia | Dayanadi (Poetry) | Gayatribala Panda |
17. | Punjabi | Main Aynghosh Nahi (Short Stories) | Sukhjit |
18. | Rajasthani | Alekhun Amba (Play) | Kamal Ranga |
19. | Sanskrit | Deepmanikyam (Poetry) | Janardan Prasad Pandey ‘Mani’ |
20. | Santhali | Sabarnaka Balire Sanan’ Panjay (Poetry) | Kajli Soren (Jagannath Soren) |
21. | Sindhi | Sindhi Sahit Jo Mukhtasar Itihas (Literary History) | Kanhaiyalal Lekhwani |
22. | Tamil | Kaala Paani (Novel) | M. Rajendran |
23. | Telugu | Manodharmaparagam (Novel) | Madhuranthakam Narendra |
24. | Urdu | Khwab Saraab (Novel) | Anis Ashfaq |
Original name: Edson Arantes do Nascimento
Born: 23 Oct 1940
Expired: 29 Dec 2022
Nationality: Brazil
FIFA World Cups won by Brazil during his career: 1958, 1962 & 1970
Goals in international matches: 77 in 92 matches
Club teams played for: Santo and New York Cosmos
Autobiography is titled: Pele: The Autobiography
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Ireland: Mr. Leo Eric Varadkar since 17 Dec 2022
Peru: Mr. Alberto Otarola since 21 Dec 2022
Fiji: Mr. Sitiveni Rabuka since 24 Dec 2022
Nepal: Mr. Pushpa Kamal Dahal since 26 Dec 2022
Held from 20.11.2022 to 18.12.2022
Host: Qatar
No of teams: 32
Opening ceremony and first match: Al Bayt Stadium
Final match and closing ceremony: Lusail Stadium
Trophy unveiled by Deepika Padukone and Iker Casillas (former Spanish footballer)
Prize money: $42 million for winners
Mascot: La'eeb (meaning skilled player)
Official match ball named: Al Rihla
Official match ball for final: Adidas Al Hilm
Winners: Argentina (3rd title - 1978, 1986 and 2022)
Runners-up: France
Final score in the final match; 3 - 3 (4 - 2 penalty shoot-out)
3rd and 4th Position: Croatia and Morocco
Awards
Golden Boot: Kylian Mbappe
Golden Ball: Lionel Messi
Golden Glove: Emiliano Martinez
Young Player Award: Enzo Fernandez
Fair Play Award: England
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Released by: The Economist
# | Country | # | Country |
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1. | Finland | 25. | China |
2. | Ireland | 68. | India |
3. | Norway | 74. | Nepal |
4. | France | 79. | Sri Lanka |
5. | Netherlands | 80. | Bangladesh |
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