The Dhahan Prize

The Dhahan Prize is an annual prize awarded by Canada-India education society for excellence in Punjabi fiction. The prize is given to three books of fiction, written in either Gurmukhi or Shahmukhi script of Punjabi.[1] The prize is named after Canadian Punjabi businessman, Barj Singh Dhahan.[2]

2014 winners

2015 winners

  • Darshan Singh for Lota - Winner
  • Harjeet Atwal for Mor Udaari - Runner-up
  • Nain Sukh for Madho Lal Hussain - Lahore Di Vel - Runner-up[4]

2016 winners

  • Jarnail Singh for Kaale Varke - Winner
  • Zahid Hassan for Tassi Dharti - Runner-up
  • Simran Dhaliwal for Us Pal - Runner-up[2][5]

2017 winners

  • Pargat Singh Satauj for Khabar Ik Pind Di - Winner
  • Ali Anwar Ahmed for Filthy Chador - Runner-up
  • Nachhattar Singh Brar for Paper Marriage - Runner-up[6]

2018 winners

2019 winners

  • Jatinder Singh Haans for Jyona Sach Baki Jhooth - Winner
  • Gurdev Singh Rupana for Aam Khas - Runner-up
  • Mudassar Bashir for Kaun - Runner-up[8]

2020 winners

  • Kesra Ram for Zanani Paud - Winner
  • Harkirat Kaur Chahal for Aadem-Grehen - Runner-up
  • Zubair Ahmed for Panni Di Kandh - Runner-up

2021 winners

  • Nain Sukh for Jogi, Sap, Trah (Short Stories) - Winner
  • Balbir Madhopuri for Mitti Bol Peye (Novel) - Runner-up
  • Sarghi Jammu for Apne Apne Marseia (Short Stories) - Runner-up


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