Heer Ranjha, a tragic love story, is widely regarded as the first major work of Dogri literature.

Shiv Ram Sharma, also known as Pandit Shiv Ram Sharma, is considered the father of modern Dogri poetry.

Nagarjun, born as Vaidyanath Mishra, is known for his historical novel 'Nagarjun', which is considered a masterpiece of Dogri literature.

Padma Sachdev is the first Dogri writer to receive the prestigious Jnanpith Award, India's highest literary honor, for her novel 'Inhi Vaadiyon Mein'.

Lal Ded, a 14th-century mystic poet, is known for her collection of short stories 'Dharti Da Dil', which explores themes of love, loss, and spirituality.

Dogri Patrika, established in 1927, is the first Dogri literary magazine.

Shiv Ram Sharma is known for his novel 'Dharti Da Dil', which is considered a classic of Dogri literature.

Nagarjun is known for his collection of poems 'Nayi Dagar', which explores themes of social justice and equality.

Padma Sachdev is known for her play 'Bahu Rani', which is based on a folk tale and explores themes of love, sacrifice, and betrayal.

Shiv Ram Sharma is known for his novel 'Mirza Sahiban', which is based on a popular Punjabi folk tale and explores themes of love, honor, and tragedy.

Lal Ded is known for his collection of short stories 'Dogri Kahaniyan', which explores themes of everyday life, social issues, and human relationships.

Nagarjun is known for his novel 'Nayi Dagar', which explores themes of social change, economic inequality, and the struggle for a better society.

Padma Sachdev is known for her collection of poems 'Bahu Rani', which explores themes of love, loss, and the resilience of the human spirit.

Shiv Ram Sharma is known for his play 'Mirza Sahiban', which is based on a popular Punjabi folk tale and explores themes of love, honor, and tragedy.

Lal Ded is known for his collection of short stories 'Dogri Kahaniyan', which explores themes of everyday life, social issues, and human relationships.