Horim, written by Brajendra Kumar Brahma in 1952, is widely regarded as the first Bodo novel.

Brajendra Kumar Brahma is widely recognized as the 'Father of Bodo Literature' for his pioneering contributions to the development of Bodo literature.

Nilmani Phakual is renowned for his short stories and plays, which often explore social and cultural issues.

Gobinda Chandra Basumatary is known for his epic poem 'Rangsarni', which narrates the story of a Bodo warrior.

Ladu Ram Boro is known for his historical novel 'Aini', which tells the story of the Bodo people's struggle against British colonial rule.

Jadav Chandra Brahma is known for his autobiography 'Bathow', which provides insights into his life and experiences.

Brajendra Kumar Brahma is known for his collection of poems 'Horim Dimasa', which explores various themes related to Bodo culture and identity.

Nilmani Phakual is known for his novel 'Dhansiri', which tells the story of a young Bodo woman's struggles and aspirations.

Jadav Chandra Brahma is known for his novel 'Afra', which explores the theme of identity and belonging in a changing world.

Gobinda Chandra Basumatary is known for his novel 'Rangsarni', which tells the story of a Bodo warrior and his fight against oppression.

Brajendra Kumar Brahma is known for his novel 'Horim Dimasa', which explores the theme of love and sacrifice in a time of war.

Nilmani Phakual is known for his novel 'Dhansiri', which tells the story of a young Bodo woman's journey of self-discovery and empowerment.

Jadav Chandra Brahma is known for his novel 'Afra', which explores the theme of identity and belonging in a changing world.

Gobinda Chandra Basumatary is known for his novel 'Rangsarni', which tells the story of a Bodo warrior and his fight against oppression.