Gyanpeeth is a prestigious literary award in India, established in 1965. It is awarded annually by the Gyanpeeth Foundation to recognize outstanding contributions to Indian literature in any of the languages recognized in the Eighth Schedule of the Indian Constitution. The award aims to honor authors who have made significant impacts through their writing. The award consists of a cash prize, a citation, and a plaque. Notable recipients include famous writers like Gurudev Rabindranath Tagore and Kamala Das. The Gyanpeeth Award has become a symbol of excellence in Indian literature, celebrating the rich diversity of languages and cultures in the country.