FAMOUS AWARDS

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⚡1901 = Nobel Prize
⚡1929 = Oscar Award
⚡1954 = Bharat Ratna
⚡1961= Jnanpith Award 
⚡1995= Gandhi Peace Prize 
⚡1985=Dronacharya Award
⚡1969= Man Booker Prize
⚡1961= Arjun Award
⚡1917= Pulitzer Prize
⚡1992=Vyas Samman
⚡1952=Kalinga Award
⚡1991=Saraswati Samman
⚡1969= Dadasaheb Phalke Award 
⚡1957=Ramon Magsaysay award
⚡1992=Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna
⚡1955=Sahitya Akademy Award
⚡1954= National Film Award
⚡1958=Shanti Swarup Bhatnagar
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