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In November 2022, who was selected for the first 'Kerala Jyothi' award instituted by the State Government to honour individuals who made priceless contributions to the society?
  • a)
    M. T. Vasudevan Nair
  • b)
    V. S. Vijayan
  • c)
    Mammootty
  • d)
    Omcheri N. Pillai
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Malayalam literary stalwart and Jnanpith laureate M. T. Vasudevan Nair was, in November 2022, selected for the first 'Kerala Jyothi' award instituted by the State Government on the lines of the Padma awards to honour individuals who have made priceless contributions to the society.
In 2021, the Kerala Government decided to institute the highest state-level awards, on the model of Padma Awards.
It was decided to institute awards in three categories — 'Kerala Jyothi', 'Kerala Prabha' and 'Kerala Sree'.
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