Bharatiya Jnanpith Award is given annually for:
(a) outstanding contribution to Indian literature
(b) outstanding contribution towards promotion of
international understanding, goodwill and friendship among
the people of the world
(c) outstanding contribution in dance and drama
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( a ) outstanding contribution to Indian literature
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