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Tapan Kumar Pradhan

Dr Tapan Kumar Pradhan (ଡ. ତପନ କୁମାର ପ୍ରଧାନ ) (born 1972; Bhubaneswar, Odisha) is an award-winning Indian writer, poet and activist. He hails from Laxmisagar in Bhubaneswar.
Dr Pradhan is best known for his translation into English of his own Odia poem collection ''Kalahandi'' for which he won Sahitya Akademi's Golden Jubilee ''Indian Literature'' Translation Prize for Poetry in 2007 along with Rana Nayar. His other award winning and popular poems include ''Equation'', ''The Hour of Coming'',〔Indian Literature (No 242), November–December 2007 (Award Winning Poems)〕 ''Wind in the Afternoon'', (''Epitaph'' ) and ''Boddhisattva''. In the words of the Polish writer Wislawa Szymborska, with whom he was in correspondence, Dr Pradhan is a "''skilled wordsmith, whose poems make engaging reading...''".
==Award winning works==
In 2007, Dr Pradhan received Indian Express ''Citizen for Peace'' Prize from Shyam Benegal for his essays on communal harmony. He has also won First Prize in All-India Inter-bank Hindi Essay Competition for 2007–08, a prize he also won in 2006–07 for his essays on ''micro-finance'' and ''financial inclusion''. He also won First Prize in the RBIA Silver Jubilee essay competition on ''Future of Central Banking'' conducted by Reserve Bank of India in 2007–08. He was the First Prize winner in RBI Brand Building Competition, 2007 for his bold satirical essay "''Dreaming the RBI Brand''", which created shock waves in the Reserve Bank fraternity. Earlier he had won Third prize in World Habitat Day Essay Competition 2007 for his essay titled ''Green & Intelligent Buildings and Urban Infrastructure''. During his student days he had won many literary prizes including ''Upasika Kamaladevi Award'' for essays on Buddhism, ''Shatadru'' prize for short story and ''Ankur'' prize for poetry etc. He was Utkal University literary champion during 1993–94.
Pradhan's poem ''"The Buddha Smiled"'' won commendation first prize in All India Poetry Competition 2013 conducted by Poetry Society (India).

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