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ABCEach letter introduces a word. Every word is usedin a sentence and illustrated in a different shape.Illustrations: Jagdish Joshi24 pps., ISBN 81-7011-285-0Available also in Beng., Hin., Mar.

ALL FOOLS’ DAYTopsy-turvy adventures of a little girl on a topsy-turvy April Fools’ Day!By Sigrun SrivastavaIllustrations: Subir Roy24 pps., ISBN 81-7011-410-1Available also in Hin.

ANIMAL FAIRA boy and his father go shopping for animals.Their trip proves to be a learning experience!By Sharmila KanthaIllustrations: Ajanta GuhathakurtaISBN 81-7011-873-5Available also in Beng., Hin., Tam., Tel., Urdu

ASHOK’S KITEStory about a boy and a girl and their kite.By Margaret KiddIllustrations: Marilyn Hirsh24 pps., ISBN 81-7011-042-4Available also in Hin.

BALLOONS FOR MEA little boy buys a balloon and plays all kinds ofgames with it.By Navin MenonIllustrations: Viky AryaISBN 81-7011-744-5Available also in Hin., Kan., Tam., Tel.

BANJARA BOYS, THEThe exploits of two brothers, together andindividually, make the stories of this book.By Manikya VeenaIllustrations: Neeta Gangopadhya48 pps., ISBN 81-7011-917-0Available also in Hin.

BARBER AT THE ZOOWhen the Zoo Barber enters the lion’s den, themonkey sneaks in…and nicks the lion’s tail!By Pratibha NathIllustrations: Jagdish Joshi24 pps., ISBN 81-7011-166-8Available also in Hin., Mal, Mar., Pun.

CBT’s elegant PICTURE BOOKS withbright, rich illustrations are meant forchildren below eight years. The boldtext and simple, creative storylines

revolve around subjects a young childcan identify with delight.

Size: 18x24 cmIllustrations and cover in four-colour

No. of pages: 16

Abbreviations used:Bengali: Beng. Hindi: Hin.Kannada: Kan. Malayalam: Mal.Marathi: Mar. Punjabi: Pun.Tamil: Tam. Telugu: Tel.

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BOOFY THE BRAVEThis is the story of the transformation of Boofyfrom a lonely pup to the watchdog of the house.By Alaka ShankarIllustrations: Ankur MitraISBN 978-93-80076-15-7Available also in Hin.

BUBBLY DROP, THEThe journey of a drop of water from its home inthe pond to its travel into the sky and back to earth.By Rungeen SinghIllustrations: Ankur MitraISBN 978-81-89750-68-8Available also in Hin.

CHITKUChitku, the clever little mouse, lands himself introuble when he smells delicious food.By Surekha PanandikerIllustrations: Mrinal Mitra24 pps., ISBN 81-7011-162-5Available also in Hin., Kan., Mal., Tel.

CHUMKI POSTS A LETTERA six-year-old girl can help her parents. Chumki,on the job of posting a letter, has many adventures.By Mitra PhukanIllustrations: Tapas GuhaISBN 81-7011-696-1Available also in Beng., Hin., Kan., Tam., Tel.

COLOURS IN MY WORLDThe varied images and simple text lures childrento relate to the array of colours around them.By Devika RangachariIllustrations: Sanjay SarkarISBN 978-93-80076-16-4Available also in Hin.

DUSTY THE DACHSHUNDDusty, the Dachshund, gets a chance to provehimself to the two Great Danes of the house.By Cheryl RaoIllustrations: Tapas GuhaISBN 81-7011-875-1

EENA’S LIBRARY BOOKEena goes shopping with her mother to themarket and she finds something to put in her ownbasket... something only meant for her.By Ravina GandhiIllustrations: Surendra SumanISBN 81-7011-821-2Available also in Hin.

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FEET PROBLEMSBatty, the Caterpillar desperately needs a newpair of shoes. But the attendants in shoe shopsdon’t like caterpillars, for pulling off and tryingon takes up so much time! A delightful way tolearn about the life cycle of a butterfly!By Akhila GirirajkumarIllustrations: Prithvishwar GayenISBN 81-7011-914-6Available also in Hin., Kan., Tam., Tel.

GOLDEN DEER, THEStory of a deer who saves a drowning man. Inhis lust for gold, the man betrays his benefactor.An adaptation from one of the Jataka Tales.By ShankarIllustrations: Jagdish Joshi24 pps., ISBN 81-7011-296-6Available also in Hin.

GRANNY’S SARIGranny’s favourite sari has been blown away bythe wind. As they go looking for it, Granny andAnu meet many persons who have used the sarito their advantage.By Asha NehemiahIllustrations: Subir RoyISBN 81-7011-830-1Available also in Beng., Hin., Tam., Tel.

GUJJARS, THEThe Gujjars are one of the few remaining nomadiccommunities. They lead a simple life, either assmall-plot farmers or as shepherds. This is thestory of one such family.By Lisa GammelIllustrations: Sujata BansalISBN 81-7011-920-0

HAIRY TALE, AHair maybe a crowning glory for us, but in theanimal world, it is more for utility than beauty!By Mamata PandyaIllustrations: Viky AryaISBN 81-7011-932-4

KACHRU RABBITKachru Rabbit loves carrots. He eats them allday long. Problem arises when he has nocarrots left. What does he do? A delightfulpicture book.By Sangeeta Gupta and Vinita KrishnaIllustrations: Neeta GangopadhyaISBN 81-7011-978-2Available also in Hin., Kan., Tam., Tel., Urdu

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LITTLE TIGER BIG TIGERThe tiger cub follows his mother about as shehunts for deer and pigs in the jungle. But whenhe grows up, he has to learn to hunt for himself.By Lois Hamilton FullerIllustrations: Anil VyasISBN 81-7011-068-8Available also in Beng., Hin.

LUCKY THE LICKING DOGSoni’s pet dog, Lucky, is very fond of licking justabout everything. One day, he licks a creaturethat completely cures him of his habit.By Renuka VishwanathanIllustrations: Saurabh PandeyISBN 978-81-89750-65-7Available also in Hin.

MAHAGIRIMahagiri is so huge an elephant that childrenare afraid to go near him. When they find that hedoesn’t want to hurt even a cat, he becomeseverybody’s favourite.By HemalataIllustrations: Pulak BiswasISBN 81-7011-000-9Available also in Hin., Kan.

MAMANI’S ADVENTUREMamani and her brother, Moina, together nursetheir sugarcane crop. But what about theelephants lurking around?By Mitra PhukanIllustrations: Sujasha Dasgupta24 pps., ISBN 81-7011-352-0Available also in Hin.

MILKMAN’S COW, THEA cow sits in the middle of the road and refusesto budge. The milkman pleads, the policemanbegs, the grocer tugs…but the cow is not goinganywhere today!By Vidya PradhanIllustrations: Saurabh Pandey24 pps., ISBN 81-7011-973-1Available also in Hin., Tam., Tel.

MONKEY AND THE PENCILThe playful exploits of a little monkey when hefinds a pencil. Mischievous and funny picturebook for tiny tots.By Lalita BawaIllustrations: Surendra SumanISBN 81-89750-57-7Available also in Hin., Kan., Pun., Tam., Tel.

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MONKEYS COME TO VILLAGEWhen monkeys come to village, Tuku takes aninjured baby monkey home. But Monu, the babymonkey, has to go away… Tuku is upset but notfor long. An injured mynah is now left in her care!By Swati BhattacharjeeIllustrations: Subir RoyISBN 81-7011-896-4Available also in Hin., Kan., Tam., Tel.

MOTHER IS MOTHERRavi takes home a little squirrel he wants as apet. This tender tale tells what makes him restoreit to its mother.By ShankarIllustrations: Pulak Biswas24 pps., ISBN 81-7011-043-2Available also in Hin.

MOUSE LEARNS A LESSONYou can idolize another’s ideals, you can idolizeanother’s qualities. But what if you idolizeanother’s body? The results can be not so happy!And Mouse learns this the hard way!By Girija Rani AsthanaIllustrations: Surendra SumanISBN 81-7011-985-5Available also in Hin., Kan., Tam.

MRS. WOOLLY’S FUNNY SWEATERSMrs. Woolly’s passion for knitting nearly gets her‘entangled’, but not for long. Soon she is sold outand there are enquiries for more!By Asha NehemiahIllustrations: Subir RoyISBN 81-7011-971-5Available also in Hin., Kan., Tam., Tel., Urdu

MY FISH AND IWhat fun it is to become a fish! To be able toswim lazily, to tumble down without getting hurt...Yet there is something from the outside worldthat you cannot live without...By Kalyani RajanIllustrations: Prithvishwar GayenISBN 81-7011-819-0Available also in Hin., Kan., Tam., Tel.

MY GARDENApart from the easy flow of the text, the bookdescribes the day-to-day things a child noticesin her garden.Written and illustrated by Sigrun Srivastava24 pps., ISBN 81-7011-100-5Available also in Hin., Kan., Tam., Tel.

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MY WALLA blank wall transforms into a fascinating host!By Minnie P. SwamiIllustrations: Jagdish JoshiISBN 81-7011-293-1Available also in Beng., Hin., Pun.

OLY AND OWLYOwly, the little owl, and Oly, the little girl, want tomeet each other. But how?By Benita SenIllustrations: Saurabh PandeyISBN 978-81-89750-41-1Available also in Hin., Kan., Tam., Tel.

PRESENT FOR PAPA, AA little girl and her baby brother spend amusingmoments while shopping for a present for papa.By Sharmila KanthaIllustrations: Saurabh PandeyISBN 81-7011-943-XAvailable also in Kan., Tam., Tel.

RAINBOW SLIDE, THEBindi, a fairy, slides down a rainbow and landson earth in search of the bravest man in the world!By Mukta MunjalIllustrations: B.G. VarmaISBN 81-7011-668-6Available also in Beng., Hin., Kan., Tam., Tel.

RAJAH’S MOUSTACHE, THEA Rajah’s fascination with his curly-twir lymoustache. One day, he finds it growing straight!By Asha NehemiahIllustrations: B.G. VarmaISBN 81-7011-866-2Available also in Beng., Hin., Tam., Tel.

RIBBON, THEMala’s favourite ribbon is lost on her birthday.After many adventures it reaches its rightful place.By Sukumar ShankarIllustrations: Subir RoyISBN 81-7011-339-3Available also in Hin., Kan., Mal., Mar., Tam., Tel.

RUNAWAY WHEEL, THERamu and Kamala are off to see the circus in theirfather’s tractor when the wheel rolls away!By Asha NehemiahIllustrations: Subir RoyISBN 81-7011-846-8Available also in Beng., Hin.

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SINGING DONKEY, THEA Panchatantra story retold.By ShankarIllustrations: Jagdish JoshiISBN 81-7011-132-3Available also in Hin.

SONALI’S FRIENDA little child wants to be friendly with a crow butthe crow plays true to its nature and robs thechild of a biscuit.By Alaka ShankarIllustrations: Jagdish JoshiISBN 81-7011-103-XAvailable also in Hin., Kan., Mal., Tel.

SUN’S HANDKERCHIEF, THEOn a rainy day, the Sun catches a bad cold. AuntFlora weaves him a beautiful handkerchief madeof seven colours—VIBGYOR!By Tarun CherianIllustrations: Ajanta GuhathakurtaISBN 81-7011-889-1Available also in Hin., Kan., Tam., Tel.

SURPRISE GIFTSThe story of Aunt Farida who uses her ingenuityto make gifts for her brother and his family.By Asha NehemiahIllustrations: Sujata BansalISBN 978-93-80076-22-5Available also in Hin., Urdu

TIGER AND THE MOSQUITO, THEWho is bigger? Action speaks more than words.By Mrinalini SrivastavaIllustrations: Subir RoyISBN 81-7011-953-7Available also in Beng., Hin., Tam., Tel.

TIME TO RHYMEA string of rhymes that set your ears tingling.Adapted by Alaka ShankarIllustrations: Jagdish JoshiSize: 20x25.5 cm24 pps., ISBN 81-7011-126-9

TITOO AND THE FIREWORKSOn Diwali night, Titoo, the mischievous babyparrot steps out of his nest to witness thespectacle. Lo! his wings get burnt.By Mrinalini SrivastavaIllustrations: Saurabh PandeyISBN 978-93-80076-21-8Available also in Hin., Urdu

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TOY HORSE, THERami loves her tiny, crooked horse; whereas thelittle girl, her pretty doll. Yet, caught on the hornsof dilemma, can one be traded for another?By Deepa AgarwalIllustrations: Ajanta GuhathakurtaISBN 81-7011-775-5Available also in Hin., Tam., Tel.

WALKING TREE, THEThe little tree is fed up with standing at one placein the forest. Its wish to roam around is fulfilled.The little tree has many adventures!By Deepa AgarwalIllustrations: Ajanta GuhathakurtaISBN 81-7011-831-XAvailable also in Beng., Hin.

WEDDING CLOTHES!Golmatol Ram, the biggest man in the kingdom,wishes to wear a new outfit for the Princess’wedding. Everything is too small for him. But hehas an idea.By Asha NehemiahIllustrations: Prithvishwar GayenISBN 81-7011-871-9Available also in Beng., Hin., Tam., Tel.

WHEN A DUCKLING IS SCAREDWhat does a duckling do when it is scared?What does an octopus do when it is scared?These and more questions are answered in thisdelightful book.By Shyamala. SIllustrations: Ankur MitraISBN 978-81-89750-63-3Available also in Hin.

WOMAN AND THE CROW, THEA crow flies away with an old woman’s roti. Sheappeals to many to get back her roti. Help finallycomes from her dog.By ShankarIllustrations: Subir Roy24 pps., ISBN 81-7011-133-1Available also in Beng., Hin., Tam., Tel.

ZOO DUCKA starved bird flies miles away from home andarrives at a zoo. The animals eagerly welcomehim to their habitat. But what about the keepers?By Harini Gopalaswami SrinivasanIllustrations: Neeta GangopadhyaISBN 81-7011-818-2Available also in Beng., Hin.

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BIG BOOK SERIES

COUNTING CLOUDSThis concept book, besides telling them how rainis formed, teaches children to count.By Santhini GovindanIllustrations: Saurabh PandeyISBN 81-7011-982-0

WEATHER AND I, THEA fascinating concept book, teaches children thevarious aspects related to the four seasons.By Devika RangachariIllustrations: Ankur MitraISBN 81-7011-981-2

HOW IT WORKS SERIES

AEROPLANE, THEIllustrations: Subir Roy32 pps., ISBN 81-7011-299-0Available also in Hin., Kan., Mar.

CLOCK, THEIllustrations: Surendra Singh RathoreDesign: Subir Roy24 pps., ISBN 81-7011-398-9Available also in Hin., Kan.

COMPUTER, THEBy Rakesh Mohan HallenIllustrations: Ankur Mitra24 pps., ISBN 81-7011-945-6Available also in Hin.

MOTOR CAR, THEIllustrations: Amarnath KunduDesign: Subir Roy24 pps., ISBN 81-7011-300-8Available also in Hin., Kan., Mar.

RAILWAY TRAIN, THEIllustrations: T. Karthikeyan32 pps., ISBN 81-7011-647-3Available also in Hin.

SHIP, THEIllustrations: Monisha Kaul24 pps., ISBN 81-7011-457-8Available also in Hin., Kan.

TELEPHONE, THEIllustrations: Subir Roy24 pps., ISBN 81-7011-316-4Available also in Hin., Kan., Mar.

TELEVISION, THEIllustrations: Subir Roy24 pps., ISBN 81-7011-341-5Available also in Hin., Kan.

HOW IT WORKS series introduces andexplains to the child the working and

the mechanics of things he is familiarwith, while also tracing their history.

Scientific principles are explained withsimple diagrams and supplemented by

anecdotes and cartoons.By Navkala Roy

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BIG BOOK SERIESSize: 21.5x30 cm, 16 pps., four-colour

GOLDEN SET

5 MYSTERY STORIESA compilation of five prizewinning books: TheChandipur Jewels, Vanishing Trick at Chandipur,S.O.S. from Munia, Adventure on the GoldenLake and Adventure Before Midnight.By Nilima SinhaIllustrations: Subir Roy432 pps., single-colourSize: 14x21.5 cmISBN 81-7011-948-0

15 SPORTS STORIESSport is an activity though indulged in for pleasure,teaches discipline and tolerance. The book inspireskids to play any game in the spirit of the game.Illustrations: Subir Roy96 pps., single-colourISBN 81-89750-05-4

16 SHORT STORIESIllustrations: Surendra Suman112 pps., single-colourISBN 81-7011-935-9Available also in Hin.

22 SHORT STORIESIllustrations: Tapas Guha152 pps., single-colourISBN 81-7011-843-3Available also in Hin.

30 TEENAGE STORIESLofty ideals. Tough choices. Difficult demands.Teenage is a challenging time in growing up years.Illustrations: Ankur Mitra248 pps., single-colourSize: 14x21.5 cmISBN 81-7011-941-3

ADVENTURE STORIESA compilation of four prizewinning books: TheKaziranga Trail, Trouble at Kolongijan, The BlindWitness and Smack.By Arup Kumar DuttaIllustrations: Jagdish Joshi, Gita Verma,Mrinal Mitra, Subir Roy400 pps., single-colourSize: 14x21.5 cmISBN 81-7011-750-X

ANIMAL WORLDThe book looks at some of the over 500 speciesof mammals found in and around India.

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By A. David and ShivakumarIllustrations: Tapas Guha80 pps., four-colourISBN 81-7011-081-5Available also in Beng., Hin.

BANYAN TREE, THE—15 Value-Based StoriesTo every Indian, the Banyan tree is very sacred.This collection of 15 stories epitomizes all thatthe Banyan tree stands for and more. This bookaims to instil in children strong, moral values.Illustrations: Saurabh Pandey72 pps., four-colourISBN 81-7011-987-1Available also in Hin.

CLASSIC COLLECTION—22 Short StoriesIllustrations: Surendra Suman144 pps., single-colourISBN 81-7011-970-7

FOLK TALES OF ANDHRA PRADESHKnown as the Rice Bowl of India, Andhra Pradeshis a beautiful state with the right mix of sun andsand, mountains and rich fauna. The natives arehardy and skilful and the tales glorify their attributes.By Gita IyengarIllustrations: Priya Nagarajan92 pps., four-colourISBN 978-93-80076-00-3

FOLK TALES OF GUJARATThis collection of 16 stories of sacrifice, valour,might, deceit and righteousness gives apanaromic view of the rich cultural heritage ofGujarat.By Alaka ShankarIllustrations: Saurabh Pandey120 pps., four-colourISBN 81-89750-30-5

FOLK TALES OF HIMACHAL PRADESHKnown for its rich cultural heritage and handicrafts,the stories in the collection speak of the Himachalipeople and their ways.By Pratibha NathIllustrations: Amit John104 pps., four-colourISBN 978-93-80076-13-3Available also in Hin.

FOLK TALES OF THE NORTH-EASTAssam, Arunachal Pradesh, Manipur, Meghalaya,Mizoram, Nagaland and Tripura, ‘the sevensisters’, as they are called, constitute the North-

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East. Each of these States boasts of its distincttradition and folklore. This bunch of stories givesa glimpse of some of the beliefs of the realmwhich are prevalent even today.By Sudhamahi RegunathanIllustrations: Subir Roy120 pps., four-colourISBN 81-7011-967-7

FOLK TALES OF ORISSAA palm-fringed coastline, pronounced environs,charming hills and lush woodlands, Orissa is aland of many splendours with a distinct tribalculture. The stories in the collection profile thethoughts and lives of these colourful people.By Ramendra KumarIllustrations: Saurabh Pandey104 pps., four-colourISBN 978-81-89750-99-2

FOLK TALES RETOLDA Man of an Ass, The King’s Choice, The CleverCalf, A Woman’s Wit and The Beggar King makethis collection.By ShankarIllustrations: Shankar, P.S. Rau, Reboti Bhusan96 pps., multi-colourISBN 81-7011-697-XAvailable also in Beng., Hin.

FOLK TALES OF UTTARAKHANDBlessed with magnificent glaciers, majesticsnow-clad Himalayas, the valley of flowers anddense forests, the people of Uttarakhand are veryproud of their surroundings and worship natureas the Divine. This collection of 16 stories beauti-fully portrays the affinity between man and nature.By Deepa AgarwalIllustrations: Subir Roy120 pps., four-colourISBN 81-89750-38-0Available also in Hin.

FOLK TALES OF WEST BENGALThese folk tales have been divided into fourgenres: stories about love and adventure;animals and birds; rituals and brata; and storiesof humour. The 16 stories put together enablereaders to know about this culturally rich Stateand its people.By Swapna DuttaIllustrations: Neeta Gangopadhya104 pps., four-colourISBN 81-89750-73-9Available also in Hin.

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FROM ATOM TO NANO-TECHEverything that happens around us is science.This book brings together a few concepts whichwe take as normal but hold scientific truths.Illustrations: Nilabho Dhar Chowdhury144 pps., two-colourISBN 81-7011-784-4Available also in Hin.

GARLAND OF TALES, AThe greed to have more than others, bravery inthe face of odds, cleverness to accomplish agiven task are some facets of human personalitythat have been strung together to form thisgarland of 17 folk tales from all over India.Illustrations: Neeta Gangopadhya96 pps., four-colourISBN 81-89750-60-7

GIFT OF LOVE, A—17 SHORT STORIESAn impulsive act as a teenager costs him dear,but Dr. Thakur resolves to make amends. Hecannot let his students fall prey to the samemistake... An HIV-postive Anubhav gives a uniquegift to heal his mother’s pain... Children fightobsolete customs for a tiny pet—these are someof the varied themes portrayed in this collection.Illustrations: Sanjay Sarkar112 pps., four-colourISBN 978-93-80076-25-6

GUARDIAN OF GUNROCK, THE24 Short StoriesThe collection explores both myth and reality;occurences of long ago and situations that arepractically current—a winning combination!Illustrations: Subir Roy148 pps., single-colourISBN 978-81-89750-98-5

I WONDER HOWHow does a cordless phone, an ATM machine,or for that matter, a remote control function? Thebook answers your questions and touches onmany wonders of the modern world.By Neeraja RaghavanIllustrations: Surendra Suman80 pps., four-colourISBN 81-7011-986-3Available also in Hin.

I WONDER WHYHave you ever wondered what makes you laughwhen someone tickles you? Or why do babiessmile in sleep? How about a sphinx to answer

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INDIAN FOLK TALESThe stories of kings—some proud, some gentle;of a kind queen with magical powers; of friendly,helpful ghosts; of a clever frog and a wise kid; ofpeople, some smart and some foolish. A collec-tion of folk tales from all over India.Illustrations: Prithvishwar Gayen128 pps., four-colourISBN 81-7011-861-1Available also in Beng., Hin.

INDIAN TALES AND FOLK TALESWitty and tactful. Persistent and prudent. Noordinary stories these, but 16 tales of greatcontrasts from various regions of India that haveperennial appeal.Illustrations: Surendra Suman112 pps., four-colourISBN 81-7011-947-2

KALEIDOSCOPE—34 SHORT STORIESThese short stories reflect the myriad moods ofchildhood—its triumphs and disappointments, itstears and fears, its joys and secrets.Illustrations: Tapas Guha248 pps., single-colourISBN 81-7011-751-8Available also in Hin.

LADAKH—MOUNTAINS OF ADVENTUREWhile Ladakh is a land of picturesque beauty,the Ladakhis as a race are very warm anddeeply cordial people. The author and herhusband undertake a trek in the region. The bookprovides a unique insight into this beautiful landand its lesser-known cultural heritage.By Simren KaurCover design: Subir Roy96 pps., four-colourISBN 81-7011-979-0

MARVELS OF NATUREDid you know that Basillisk, the Jesus Christlizard, ‘walks’ on water? Or that the eight-leggedspider has 48 knees? This book is a treasuretrove of offbeat and little known facts of Nature.

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OUR UNIVERSEThe sun and the planets in the Solar system arepart of a galaxy. The heavenly bodies move, spinon account of the gravity which each bodyexercises. It is mind-boggling to speculate on thesize or number of the stars, planets, and thedistances at which they are placed. The scienceof cosmology has unravelled quite a fewphenomena, yet what is known is a fragment ofthe infinite.By T. PakshirajanIllustrations: Subir Roy104 pps., four-colourISBN 81-7011-892-1Available also in Hin.

RAMAYANA, THEThe unparalleled great Indian epic retold.By C.G.R. KurupIllustrations: B.G. Varma200 pps., four-colourISBN 81-7011-926-X

SCHOOLDAYSA Collection of 16 StoriesSchooldays—those carefree, playful days whenlife revolves around homework, exams, houserivalries, annual days, when friends are moreimportant than family, and the teachers… Well,they become the extended family! It is indeed afun-filled period in everyone’s life.Illustrations: Ankur Mitra120 pps., four-colourISBN 81-89750-39-9

STORIES FROM ITHIHYAMALAFables of KeralaIthihyamala is a collection of legends inMalayalam, numbering over a hundred written byKottarathil Sankunni, a versatile scholar. Thestories cover a vast spectrum of life, personalities,events and skills, including magic, medicine,illusion, and so on. The stories give a deepinsight into the customs and traditions of Kerala.This volume contains select stories from theoriginal classic.By A.K. SrikumarIllustrations: B.G. Varma192 pps., four-colourISBN 81-7011-903-0

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STORIES FROM KATHASARITSAGARAKathasaritsagara is a collection of stories,written in the eleventh century by Somadeva.These stories reflect on many facets of life—love,intrigue, separation, re-union, cleverness, valourand might.By Devika RangachariIllustrations: Neeta Gangopadhya96 pps., four-colourISBN 81-7011-936-7

STORIES FROM PANCHATANTRAA compendium of 28 select stories from thePanchatantra.By ShivkumarIllustrations: Anil Vyas160 pps., four-colourSize: 20x25.5 cmISBN 81-7011-117-XAvailable also in Beng., Hin.

STORIES FROM RAJATARANGINI—TALES OFKASHMIRRajatarangini means ‘River of Kings’. The storieswere written in verse by Kalhana, a famouseleventh-century historian-poet. The stories in thiscollection cover Kashmir’s rich culture, traditionsand beliefs.By Devika RangachariIllustrations: Ajanta Guhathakurta120 pps., four-colourISBN 81-7011-908-1

STORIES OF THE BUDDHAThe Buddha means the enlightened. The Sakyaprince did not reject life entirely but returned toit, declaring the middle path or moderation. Acollection of 24 stories of the Buddha from hisbirth to his attaining nirvana.By Anita KhannaIllustrations: Tapas Guha80 pps., four-colourISBN 81-7011-913-8Available also in Hin.

STORIES OF INDIAGods and demons, princes and princesses,friends and foes—all figure in this collectionof eleven stories that are drawn from India’s richcultural past.By Mrinalini SarabhaiIllustrations: Subir Roy80 pps., four-colourISBN 81-7011-753-4Available also in Hin.

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STORIES OF TENALI RAMANTenali Raman was called a vikata kavi. He wasthe favourite of King Krishna Devaraya. The20 stories are packed with fun.By C.L.L. JayapradaIllustrations: Prithvishwar Gayen72 pps., four-colourISBN 81-7011-902-2Available also in Hin.

STORY OF TIME, THEA world without time! It would be a chaotic placeto live in. Man has been trying ever to reckontime—from shadow sticks to sundials to water-clocks to the present-day clocks. Time remainsa scientific mystery!By Nita BerryIllustrations: B.G. Varma128 pps., four-colourISBN 81-7011-891-3

STORY OF WRITING, THECommunities have developed, from old times tothe new, different writing styles. From cavedrawings to alphabets, to languages, calligraphyand thereafter printing—the journey has takenmany long centuries.By Nita BerryIllustrations: Arvinder136 pps., two-colourISBN 81-7011-796-8

TALES FROM INDIAN CLASSICSVirtue triumphs and evil is punished; heroes winand villains perish; sometimes men become godsand gods behave like men. The tales havevalues to be cherished for all time.Retold by SavitriIllustrations: Pulak Biswas andSukumar Chatterjee156 pps., two-colourISBN 81-7011-467-5Available also in Hin.

TEENAGE STORIESIllustrations: Ajanta Guhathakurta80 pps., single-colourSize: 14x21.5 cmISBN 81-7011-854-9Available also in Hin.

TOOTH FAIRY AND OTHER STORIES, THEA permanent tenant, the crocodile, scares Muthuand his family so much that they abandon theirhomes and run up the hill...thereby being saved

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from the tsunami... Does the Tooth Fairy exist?Myriad themes from day-to-day life.Illustrations: Sanjay Sarkar80 pps., four-colourISBN 978-93-80076-28-7

TREASURE BOX, A—15 SHORT STORIESHave you ever chased a rainbow for a pot of gold?Anirudh did and he was rewarded. Can a teen-ager from the village participate in an IT Contest?Ahalya bridges the gap between rural and urbanchildren... These are some of the themes aroundwhich fifteen stories have been woven.Illustrations: Sanjay Sarkar96 pps., four-colourISBN 978-93-80076-12-6

THE TREASURE OF KUMBHERWavering loyalties and high treason cause thekingdom of Kumbher to pass into the hands ofIsmail Beg. Can Prithviraj Chandola help ridKumbher of its enemies? A historical fiction.By Krishna NarayanIllustrations: Sanjay Sarkar136 pps., four-colourISBN 81-7011-625-2

TREASURY OF INDIAN TALESThe Indian folklore has tales that suggest Indiais ‘like a grandmother, old and very wise andknows a lot of stories’.By ShankarIllustrations: Neeta Gangopadhya204 pps., four-colourISBN 81-7011-687-2Available also in Hin.

WHAT HAPPENED THEN…?A chick gets lost… A hoopoe confronts a migratingvisitor… A barber has a ‘close shave’… A babyworm wriggles out of home. A four-in-one treat.By Pratibha Nath and Indira AnanthakrishnanIllustrations: Jagdish Joshi96 pps., four-colourISBN 81-7011-969-3Available also in Hin.

WONDER OF WATER, THEWe love it. We benefit from it. We take it forgranted! It is everywhere. How well do we knowthis shapeless thing that sustains our lives?By Nita BerryIllustrations: Neeta Gangopadhya96 pps., four-colourISBN 81-7011-898-0

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GOPAL BHANDOften referred to as the ‘Birbal of Bengal’, Gopalwas a barber by caste. Intelligent and sharp-witted, with a sense of humour, Gopal earned thetitle of court jester in the court of MaharajaKrishna Chandra of Krishnanagar. A collectionof humorous stories.By Acharya Paramhans PramodIllustrations: Pramod Kumar64 pps., two-colourSize: 18x24 cmISBN 81-7011-975-8Available also in Hin.

KRISHNA AND SUDAMAThough Krishna has become king, he doesn’tforget his boyhood friend, Sudama, who issteeped in poverty, and keeps him in his palacefor many months.By K. ShivkumarIllustrations: M.L. Dutta Gupta24 pps. two-colourSize: 18x24 cmISBN 81-7011-036-XAvailable also in Hin.

STORIES FROM PANCHATANTRA-IRetold by ShivkumarIllustrations: Pulak Biswas64 pps., two-colourISBN 81-7011-018-1Available also in Beng., Hin., Kan., Pun.

STORIES FROM PANCHATANTRA-IIRetold by ShivkumarIllustrations: Reboti Bhusan56 pps., two-colourISBN 81-7011-026-2Available also in Beng., Hin., Kan., Pun.

STORIES FROM PANCHATANTRA-IIIRetold by ShivkumarIllustrations: Debabrata Mukerji64 pps., two-colourISBN 81-7011-044-0Available also in Beng., Hin., Kan., Pun.

STORIES FROM PANCHATANTRA-IVRetold by ShivkumarIllustrations: Pulak Biswas64 pps., two-colourISBN 81-7011-048-3Available also in Beng., Hin., Kan., Pun.

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ANCIENT TALES/CLASSICSTimeless stories of India, well-loved

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TALES FROM INDIAN CLASSICS-I & IIThe stories presented in this book are some ofthe best from Indian classics.Retold by SavitriIllustrations: Pulak Biswas64 pps., two-colourPART I ISBN 81-7011-019-XPART II ISBN 81-7011-027-0Available also in Beng., Hin.

TALES FROM INDIAN CLASSICS-IIIRetold by SavitriIllustrations: Sukumar Chatterjee52 pps., two-colourISBN 81-7011-072-6Available also in Beng., Hin.

TREASURY OF INDIAN TALES-IIndia has many folk stories. They travel aboutfrom place to place and as they travel, the detailsof the story change.By ShankarIllustrations: Debabrata Mukerji104 pps., two-colourSize: 18x24 cmISBN 81-7011-038-6Available also in Beng., Hin.

TREASURY OF INDIAN TALES-IIBy ShankarIllustrations: Anil Vyas104 pps., two-colourSize: 18x24 cmISBN 81-7011-066-1Available also in Beng., Hin.

PLAYS

6 PLAYSIllustrations: Subir Roy136 pps., single-colourCover in four-colourSize: 14x21.5 cmISBN 81-7011-901-4

WILDLIFE

SOME INDIAN BIRDSRead about many unusual birds in this book.By N.N. MajumdarIllustrations: S. Basu Roy Choudhury and PranabChakravarti56 pps., four-colourSize: 18x24 cmISBN 81-7011-067-XAvailable also in Hin., Kan., Pun.

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INDIRA PRIYADARSHINIIntensely involved yet withdrawn, unbending, lofty,cool and fearless, Indira made a unique leader.By Alaka Shankar188 pps., ISBN 81-7011-357-1Available also in Beng., Hin.

NEHRU FOR CHILDRENThe book tells of the momentous period of India’shistory through which Nehru lived.By M. Chalapathi RauCover in two-colour112 pps., ISBN 81-7011-035-1Available also in Hin.

SHANKARShankar, the cartoonist, the man behind the inter-national competition for children, the writer, theillustrator… A multi-faceted personality.By Alaka ShankarCover design: B.G. VarmaCover in four-colour128 pps., ISBN 81-7011-294-X

STORY OF GANDHI, THEInteresting anecdotes about Gandhi’s childhood,education, stay in London and South Africa, andhis fight for India’s freedom.By Rajkumari ShankarCover in two-colour120 pps., ISBN 81-7011-064-5Available also in Hin.

REMEMBERING OUR LEADERS

Volume 1Bankim Chandra • Annie BesantBhikhaiji Cama • Sarojini NaiduAbul Kalam Azad • C.V. RamanKamala Nehru • Lal Bahadur Shastri144 pps., ISBN 81-7011-545-0

Volume 2Lokamanya Tilak • Annasaheb KarveVisvesvaraya • Lajpat Rai • Sri AurobindoVallabhbhai Patel • Subramania BharatiRajendra Prasad184 pps., ISBN 81-7011-701-1

Volume 3Raja Ram Mohun Roy • Keshab Chandra SenSurendranath Banerjea • V.O. ChidambaramPillai • Srinivasa Ramanujan • SarvepalliRadhakrishnan • Rajkumari Amrit KaurJayaprakash Narayan168 pps., ISBN 81-7011-487-X

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BIOGRAPHIESProfiles of great men and women who

participated in the freedom movement andhelped in India’s progress.

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Volume 4Dayanand Saraswati • Rabindranath TagoreGovind Ballabh Pant • Ram Manohar Lohia104 pps., ISBN 81-7011-678-3

Volume 5Gopal Krishna Gokhale • V.S. Srinivasa SastriKhan Abdul Ghaffar Khan • Meghnad Saha112 pps., ISBN 81-7011-679-1

Volume 6Dadabhai Naoroji • Chittaranjan DasRash Behari Bose • S. SatyamurtiB.R. Ambedkar • Kamaladevi Chattopadhyaya152 pps., ISBN 81-7011-762-3

Volume 7Mahadeo Govind Ranade • Mohammad IqbalBhulabhai Desai • Bidhan Chandra RoyVinayak Damodar Savarkar • K. Kamaraj160 pps., ISBN 81-7011-767-4

Volume 8Bipin Chandra Pal • Jagadis Chandra BoseKasturba Gandhi • Vithalbhai PatelRafi Ahmad Kidwai • Vinoba BhaveShyama Prasad Mukherjee • Homi Bhabha176 pps., ISBN 81-7011-824-7

Volume 9Sayyid Ahmad Khan • Ishwarchandra VidyasagarVivekananda • Madan Mohan MalaviyaJ.B. Kripalani • Vijayalakshmi Pandit152 pps., ISBN 81-7011-842-5

Volume 10Pherozeshah Mehta • Tej Bahadur SapruC. Rajagopalachari • K.M. MunshiG.V. Mavalankar • Kakasaheb GadgilJagjivan Ram160 pps., ISBN 81-7011-929-4

Volume 11Motilal Ghose • G. Subramania IyerB.G. Horniman • C.Y. ChintamaniS.A. Brelvi • Pothan JosephK. Shankar Pillai • Satyajit Ray200 pps., ISBN 81-7011-955-3

Volume 12Narayana Guru • Mother Teresa • Baba AmteVerghese Kurien • Sunderlal BahugunaPramod Karan Sethi • Kiran BediRajendra Singh184 pps., ISBN 81-7011-988-X

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ADVENTURE AND MYSTERY

GROWING UPA story about how circumstances and goodsense bring Radhika and Dipa, once bestfriends, together again.By Devika RangachariIllustrations: Ajanta Guhathakurta112 pps., ISBN 81-7011-897-2

LIFE WITH GRANDFATHERA fascinating adventure of a child in a Kerala home.Written and illustrated by Shankar48 pps., two-colourSize: 18x24 cmISBN 81-7011-006-8Available also in Beng., Hin.

MYSTERY OF THE FALLING MOUNTAINSRicha, Ajay, Rustom and Dipak battle against apowerful group of people out to destroy thenatural resources for their selfish needs.By Nilima SinhaIllustrations: Subir Roy104 pps., ISBN 81-7011-960-X

RACE TO WINSara’s dream of r iding Chandi in the Sub-continental horse race gets a jolt when theftsand fire hit H.H. Farm. Sara, Fazlu and Bandunggo treasure hunting on the trails of themiscreants. And what do the trio unearth?By Loveleen KackerIllustrations: Ankur Mitra104 pps., ISBN 81-7011-965-0

SITA AND THE FOREST BANDITSSita, Ambuli and Vengai, each with a separatemission, take refuge in a forest to prove a point.A novel set in old days when girls were marriedat eight, when caste differences were very muchrampant... when the Moon God sent downhealing powers, when the political scenario wasnot quite homely... The result, a high-end dramawith a befitting finale!By Jaya MadhavanIllustrations: Subir Roy136 pps., ISBN 81-7011-977-4

THE SWAMPA racy adventure story set in the Sunderbans.By A.K. SrikumarCover design: Subir Roy96 pps., ISBN 978-81-89750-62-6

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ADVENTURE AND MYSTERYAlert and intelligent young children are

the main protagonist, who tackletricky situations with skill and bravery.

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SHORT STORIES

13 STRANGE STORIESStrange occurrings, strange coincidences.The stories are bold and daring and havea mysterious aura about them too!Illustrations: Subir Roy104 pps., ISBN 81-7011-930-5

24 SHORT STORIESIllustrations: Subir RoySize: 18x24 cm152 pps., ISBN 81-7011-622-8Available also in Beng., Hin.

MORE SHORT STORIES FOR CHILDRENIllustrations: Jagdish Joshi112 pps., ISBN 81-7011-169-2Available also in Hin.

READ-ALOUD STORIESIllustrations: Saibal Chatterjee80 pps., two-colourSize: 18x24 cmISBN 81-7011-460-8

SHORT STORIES FOR CHILDRENIllustrations: Subir Roy and Gita Verma112 pps., ISBN 81-7011-314-8Available also in Hin., Kan.

SOME MORE SHORT STORIES FORCHILDRENIllustrations: T.V. MandravananCover: Surendra Singh Rathore136 pps., ISBN 81-7011-387-3Available also in Hin.

HISTORICAL

LEGENDS FROM INDIAN HISTORYHistory becomes much more exciting andinteresting when we read stories of not only whatpeople did, but why they did so. History is full ofsuch legends. Here are a few of them.By A.K. GhoshIllustrations: Debabrata Mukerji64 pps., two-colourSize: 18x24 cmISBN 81-7011-046-7Available also in Hin.

PINCH OF SALT ROCKS AN EMPIRE, AWhen Gandhiji launched the Salt satyagraha inthe summer of 1930, the then Viceroy Lord Irwin

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SHORT STORIESThe stories in the collections deal with

various concerns of a child’s life—parents,home, brothers, sisters, school, teachers,

friends and pets, to name a few.Single-colour

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HISTORICALFiction and non-fiction, based on

events of Indian history.Cover in four-colour

scoffed at his ‘Crazy scheme of upsetting thegovernment with a pinch of salt’. Yet this was whatexactly the Dandi march achieved!By Sarojini SinhaIllustrations: Mrinal MitraSize: 14x21.5 cm88 pps., single-colourISBN 81-7011-291-5Available also in Hin.

INFORMATION

ADVENTURES OF THE 5 ELEMENTSThe book presents the adventures of the fiveelements—Jal, Vayu, Bhoomi, Agni and Aakash—that constitute our universe.By Lalitha SridharIllustrations: Saurabh Pandey56 pps., four-colourISBN 81-7011-958-8

CATCH ME IF YOU CANWhy would you disguise yourself? To hide ofcourse from someone who could harm you. Thebook unfolds the different tactics and strategiesanimals adopt to protect themselves from predators.By Mamata PandyaIllustrations: Surendra Suman40 pps., four-colourISBN 81-89750-18-6

COLLECTING STAMPSA pictorial history of stamps that have beenreleased in pre-Independence India.By Balchand and Jaya Pai32 pps., ISBN 81-7011-810-7

IN THE WORLD OF SMELLSWe live in a world of smells, each smell beingdistinct in its own way. The book explores theamazing world of smells.By R.K. MurthiIllustrations: Surendra Suman32 pps., four-colourISBN 81-7011-980-4

LET US IDENTIFY THE USEFUL TREESBesides purifying the environment, the yieldsfrom the trees help us in endless ways. This booktalks about some such trees.By Rekha RastogiIllustrations: Ajanta Guhathakurta56 pps., two-colourISBN 81-7011-919-7Available also in Hin.

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INFORMATIONBooks on nature, animal-life,

travel and ecology.Cover in four-colour

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MAGICA package of almost 20 tricks to surprise yourfriends. Each trick is briefly explained.By B. DasIllustrations: Surendra Suman40 pps., four-colourISBN 81-7011-865-4Available also in Kan.

NECESSARY JOURNEY, AWho can resist the powerful call of the mountains?And more so when you are recovering from a life-threatening disease. An account of the author’strek to Kedarnath and Badrinath.By Scharada BailIllustrations: Surendra Suman56 pps., two-colourISBN 81-7011-939-1

OUR NEIGHBOURSA bird’s-eye view of our neighbours: Bangladesh,Bhutan, Myanmar, Nepal, Pakistan and Sri Lanka.By Chandralekha MehtaIllustrations: Pulak Biswas40 pps., two-colourISBN 81-7011-037-8Available also in Hin.

PHILATELY FOR THE YOUNGMillions of people all over the world collectstamps as a hobby. A practised philatelist tellsyou how to move on from stamp collecting tophilately.By Mathew VarkiIllustrations: Seema PandeyCover design: Subir Roy104 pps., four-colourISBN 81-7011-769-0

SCIENTISTS OF INDIAThis book tells you about the origin of sciencein India, its phenomenal growth over the yearsand the persons who contributed to it.By Dilip M. SalwiIllustrations: Mrinal Mitra and B.G. Varma160 pps., single-colourSize: 14x21.5 cmISBN 81-7011-318-0Available also in Beng., Hin., Kan., Pun.

SCIENCE OF YOGA, THEIndian culture’s greatest boon to mankind is theScience of Yoga. The book introduces childrento yoga and explains its benefits.By Meenakshi Swamy

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Illustrations: Surendra Suman56 pps., single-colourISBN 81-7011-934-0Available also in Hin.

SCIENCE ON THE MARCHHow did a mere rubbing of a glass bulb leadto the invention of a thermometer? How dida chance examination of a blood sample leadscientists to go microbe-hunting? This popularscience book unravels some such secrets.Illustrations: Surendra Suman80 pps., two-colourISBN 81-7011-933-2

SECRETS OF INDUS VALLEY, THEThe discovery of the Indus Valley Civilization was,in Indian history, a rare event—‘the like of whichthe Indian sub-continent had not seen before…’The book describes the saga of one of the mostchallenging explorations in archaeology.By R. RajagopalanIllustrations: R. Ashish Bagchi80 pps., single-colourISBN 81-7011-637-6

SCIENCE FICTION

CAT SPIRIT, THESandhya’s passion for mysteries of the universematches Chandru’s passion for science andresearch. The two friends find themselves in thegrip of an extraterrestrial adventure.By Karthika ChenthoorIllustrations: Prithvishwar Gayen128 pps.ISBN 81-7011-944-8

FROM SOMEWHERE OUT THERECan Siddharth and Sowmya, young SETIvolunteers, understand the message beingbeamed from somewhere outside the earth?By Karthika DassIllustrations: Ankur Mitra152 pps.ISBN 81-89750-74-7

OUR GUEST COMET DIPUDipu discovers a comet and its secrets! With himthe reader goes comet-hunting too!By Dilip M. SalwiIllustrations: Surendra Suman40 pps., two-colourSize: 18x24 cmISBN 81-7011-957-X

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SCIENCE FICTIONThe books in this section have assubject matter aliens, the sighting

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“DON’T SPARE ME SHANKAR”Shankar, as a political cartoonist, had drawnsome 1,500 cartoons of Jawaharlal Nehru, mostof them in Shankar’s Weekly. This compilationis made from nearly 400 cartoons from theWeekly. The volume is entitled “Don’t Spare MeShankar”. These were Nehru’s words to Shankarwhen he inaugurated Shankar’s Weekly in 1948.Set in chronological order, the cartoons show theNehru Era as Shankar saw it unfold itself. In themhe has succeeded in capturing the essenceof Nehru.400 pps., Size: 8.5x10.5 cmISBN 81-7011-157-9

SHANKAR’S CHILDREN’S ART NUMBERA publication which carries all the prizewinningentries—writings and paintings—of the Shankar’sInternational Children’s Competition, of aparticular year.Size: 17.5x23.5 cm

CHILDREN’S WORLDA monthly magazine for children in English,with contributions by children and by adultscontaining—stories, articles of general interest,jokes, puzzles, poems, reviews, crosswords. Firstreleased in 1968, CW brings out two specialnumbers. The April issue (Annual Number)carries stories written by prominent children’sauthors on a specific theme. The November-December issues (Your Pages Special)comprises prizewinning articles from theCompetition held in the magazine annually.Size: 21.5x27.5 cmSingle copy: Rs. 20.00Subscription Rates:1 year : Rs. 200.002 years : Rs. 380.003 years : Rs. 550.00

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FORTHCOMING TITLESA Bacterial Invasion

A Great GameCounting—Down the Ages

Dances of IndiaDoes Life Come from Non-Living Things?

Stories from the MahabharataTara’s Project

The House of 14 CatsThe Story of Louis Braille

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vkvks fxurh xkvkvks fxurh xkvkvks fxurh xkvkvks fxurh xkvkvks fxurh xk,,,,,¡¡¡¡¡cPpksa dks fxurh fl[kkus ds fy, bl iqLrd esa laqnjfp=ksa lfgr dfork,a nh gSaA cPps vkuan mBk,aAys[ku% ts-lh- esgrkfp=kadu% lqjsUnz lqeuISBN 81-7011-814-X

banz/kuq"k i`Foh ij mrjkbanz/kuq"k i`Foh ij mrjkbanz/kuq"k i`Foh ij mrjkbanz/kuq"k i`Foh ij mrjkbanz/kuq"k i`Foh ij mrjklIre banz/kuq"k ,d txg jgrs-jgrs Åc tkus ds ckni`Foh ij mrj vkrk gSA D;k og cnyko ls larq"V gS\ys[ku% twgh flUgkfp=kadu% lqchj jk;ISBN 81-7011-688-0

,d Fkk okWyh,d Fkk okWyh,d Fkk okWyh,d Fkk okWyh,d Fkk okWyhuUgk okWyh rkykc esa jgrk FkkA oks dkSu-lk tho gS] ogLo;a gh ugha tkurk FkkA mldh okLrfodrk irk pyusds ckn mldk nq[kh eu [kq'kh esa dSls cny tkrk gS\,d jkspd dgkuhAys[ku% 'kkafruh xksfoUnufp=kadu% pSrkyh pSVthZISBN 81-7011-709-7

,d nksLr lkai,d nksLr lkai,d nksLr lkai,d nksLr lkai,d nksLr lkaitaxy ds ,d o`{k dh tM+ksa esa tc ,d lkai us fcycuk;k rks fpfM+;ka cgqr Mj xbZaA dSls mlus lcls

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nksLrh dh vkSj dSls lkai us fpfM+;ksa dh lgk;rk dh\ys[ku% fxfjtk jkuh vLFkkukfp=kadu% f{krh'k pVthZISBN 81-7011-684-8

fdVh iraxfdVh iraxfdVh iraxfdVh iraxfdVh iraxeatw vkSj lat; dh fdVh irax mM+rs-mM+rs rst gok esaQaldj isM+ ij vVd tkrh gSA fQj Qalh gqbZ fdVhirax dSls fudyh\ys[ku% dkosjh Hkêfp=kadu% lqt'kk nklxqIrkISBN 81-7011-372-5

fdydkjhfdydkjhfdydkjhfdydkjhfdydkjh;g g¡lkus-xqnxqnkus okyh cky-dforkvksa dk laxzg gSAfcYyh-pwgs dh 'kknh] yV~Vw o VV~Vw dh VDdj vkSjrksrk-eSuk dh ckrsa] Ldwy esa igaqps canjAjpuk% jes'k f}osnhfp=kadu% lqjsUnz lqeui`"B la[;k% 24ISBN 81-7011-911-1

fdlus [kk, ekyiq,fdlus [kk, ekyiq,fdlus [kk, ekyiq,fdlus [kk, ekyiq,fdlus [kk, ekyiq,nknh eka us Hkxoku dh iwtk ds fy, ekyiq, cuk, ijekyiq, xk;c gks x,A u tkus fdlus [kk, ekyiq,\ys[ku% vfer ikaMsfp=kadu% ekulh esokM+hISBN 81-7011-950-2

dhpw dsapqvkdhpw dsapqvkdhpw dsapqvkdhpw dsapqvkdhpw dsapqvkuV[kV dhpw dsapqvk viuh 'kjkjrksa ds dkj.k dHkhfdlds eqag esa rks dHkh fdlds\ ckj-ckj og ejrs-ejrscpkA dSls cph mldh tku\ys[ku% bfUnjk vuUrÑ".kufp=kadu% txnh'k tks'khISBN 81-7011-248-6

dksjh dYiukdksjh dYiukdksjh dYiukdksjh dYiukdksjh dYiuk[kjxks'k dh dYiuk us iwjs taxy esa gkgkdkj epkdjj[k nhA fQj dSls 'ksj us ekeys dks BaMk fd;k\ys[ku% 'kadjfp=kadu% jscrh Hkw"k.kISBN 81-7011-236-2

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xqfM+;k dk HkkywxqfM+;k dk HkkywxqfM+;k dk HkkywxqfM+;k dk HkkywxqfM+;k dk Hkkywf[kykSuksa dh nqdku esa j[ks dkyw Hkkyw dks dksbZ ugha[kjhn jgk FkkA xqfM+;k bls [kjhndj vius ?kj ys xbZAdSls xqfM+;k vius bl f[kykSus ls fcNqM+dj fQj feyh\ys[ku% twgh flUgkfp=kadu% lqchj jk;ISBN 81-7011-404-7

xkSjS;k vkSj jktkxkSjS;k vkSj jktkxkSjS;k vkSj jktkxkSjS;k vkSj jktkxkSjS;k vkSj jktkuj xkSjS;k dh iRuh dk gj.k ,d 'kjkjrh jktk us djfy;kA lwjteq[kh] pwgs] phaVs vkSj 'ksj dh enn ls dSlsog viuh iRuh dks NqM+k ik;k\ys[ku% e/kq VaMufp=kadu% vfuy O;kli`"B la[;k% 24ISBN 81-7011-207-9

papyk dk fu.kZ;papyk dk fu.kZ;papyk dk fu.kZ;papyk dk fu.kZ;papyk dk fu.kZ;papyk vkSj foØe dk fiatjk ,d fnu [kqy x;kAfoØe mM+ x;k ysfdu papyk ughaA fQj ;s dSls feys\ys[ku% ek;k rkWelfp=kadu% vfuy O;kli`"B la[;k% 20ISBN 81-7011-208-7

pankekek dk itkekpankekek dk itkekpankekek dk itkekpankekek dk itkekpankekek dk itkekpankekek us itkek flyok;k ij ekek ;s itkek iguik, ;k ugha\ cky-dforkvksa dk euksjatd laxzgAfp=kadu% vtark xqgkBkdqjrki`"B la[;k% 24ISBN 81-7011-803-4

pkj cgjspkj cgjspkj cgjspkj cgjspkj cgjstc pkj cgjs ,d txg fey tk,a rks D;k gksxk\ ,djkspd dgkuhAys[ku% 'kadjfp=kadu% e`.kky fe=i`"B la[;k% 24ISBN 81-7011-251-6

pqVjiqVj dh Nyk¡xpqVjiqVj dh Nyk¡xpqVjiqVj dh Nyk¡xpqVjiqVj dh Nyk¡xpqVjiqVj dh Nyk¡xpqVjiqVj pwgk vkSj dBQksM+ok fpfM+;k] fxygfj;ka] fVuhvkSj cqycqy ds midkj dk cnyk pqdkus okyh phaVh

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pquequ vkSj equequ] xkSjS;k fpfM+;k---?kM+h dh nks ?keaMhlqbZ;ka---caVh] ukSuh] ckcw] eaVks] ekgw vkSj uh;k] lHkh dksbu Ng fp=-dFkkvksa esa lqanj <ax ls n'kkZ;k x;k gSAfp=kadu% fp=dyk oekZi`"B la[;k% 48ISBN 81-7011-774-7

pwgk ikVhZ ftankcknpwgk ikVhZ ftankcknpwgk ikVhZ ftankcknpwgk ikVhZ ftankcknpwgk ikVhZ ftankcknpwgs [kkrh fcYyhA lcdks lrkrh fcYyhA tc ,drk dhrkdr tkuh] dj u ldh euekuh fcYyhA rc pwgksa usfd;k ukn! pwgk ikVhZ ftankckn!ys[ku% gseyrk nhidfp=kadu% lqjsUnz lqeui`"B la[;k% 32ISBN 81-7011-956-1

tUefnu ds migkjtUefnu ds migkjtUefnu ds migkjtUefnu ds migkjtUefnu ds migkjfpadh vkSj ccyw dh eka dk tUefnu FkkA os fpafrr Fksfd eka dks D;k migkj nsa\ fQj mUgsa migkj dh izsj.kkdgka ls feyh\ mUgksaus eka dks D;k fn;k\ys[ku% xhrkatyh izlknfp=kadu% xhrk oMsjki`"B la[;k% 12ISBN 81-7011-376-8

tktktktktk-uw vkSj ns[kksuw vkSj ns[kksuw vkSj ns[kksuw vkSj ns[kksuw vkSj ns[kks-ukukukukuktk-uw ,d ?keaMh fcYyh gS] og tkurh rks dqN Hkh ughaij fn[kkrh rks ,sls gS tSls lc tkurh gks vkSj ns[kks-uk,d pwgk gS tks ges'kk bl fcYyh dks f[ktkrk jgrk gSAbl iqLrd esa nksuksa dh uksd->ksad dks n”kkZ;k x;k gSAys[ku% Fkaxe Ñ".kufp=kadu% f{kfr'k vkj- pVthZISBN 81-7011-716-X

nksLr cuk, u,nksLr cuk, u,nksLr cuk, u,nksLr cuk, u,nksLr cuk, u,-u,u,u,u,u,vkjrh vkSj ek;k dks nks vukFk fcykSVs feysA os mUgsa ?kjys vkbZaA nwljh dgkuh esa yhyk dks mldh ukuh us Qwydk ,d ikS/kk fn;k vkSj mldh ns[kHkky djus dks dgkAys[ku% vydk 'kadjfp=kadu% vtark xqgkBkdqjrki`"B la[;k% 32ISBN 81-7011-844-1

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uUgh ijh dk tUefnuuUgh ijh dk tUefnuuUgh ijh dk tUefnuuUgh ijh dk tUefnuuUgh ijh dk tUefnufn;k ds cxhps ds fe= mlds tUefnu ij dqN migkjnsus okys FksA fQj vpkud tUefnu ij fn;k D;ksa jksbZ\fe=ksa us mls migkj esa D;k fn;k\ys[ku% t;arh vf/kdkjhfp=kadu% fedh iVsyISBN 81-7011-717-8

uUgsauUgsauUgsauUgsauUgsa-eqUus xhreqUus xhreqUus xhreqUus xhreqUus xhruUgsa-eqUus cPpksa ds fy, vkd"kZd fp=ksa ls lth-/kthcky-dforkvksa dk laxzgAjpuk% fujadkjnso lsodfp=kadu% txnh'k tks'khvkdkj% 20x25-5 ls-eh-i`"B la[;k% 24ISBN 81-7011-217-6

uV[kV tEcksuV[kV tEcksuV[kV tEcksuV[kV tEcksuV[kV tEcks'kjkjrh gkFkh tEcks ls taxy ds tkuoj ijs'kku jgrsAmlds eka-cki dks f'kdk;r djus dk tc dksbZ Qk;nku gqvk rks fdlus mls lq/kkjk\ys[ku% vkj-ds- ewfrZfp=kadu% txnh'k tks'khi`"B la[;k% 24ISBN 81-7011-238-9

uV[kV cfN;kuV[kV cfN;kuV[kV cfN;kuV[kV cfN;kuV[kV cfN;kuV[kV cfN;k xkSjh ds vkxs pkykd ykseM+h dks Hkh gkjekuuh iM+hA cfN;k us ykseM+h dks dSlk lcd fl[kk;k\fQj ykseM+h dk D;k gqvk\ys[ku% gseyrkfp=kadu% jscrh Hkw"k.kISBN 81-7011-014-9

uV[kV canj o ,d vkSj dgkuhuV[kV canj o ,d vkSj dgkuhuV[kV canj o ,d vkSj dgkuhuV[kV canj o ,d vkSj dgkuhuV[kV canj o ,d vkSj dgkuhdSls 'kjkjrh canj dks viuh gh xyrh ls iwaN dVokuhiM+h\ cdjh ds >aqM esa cdfj;ka de gksrh tk jgh Fkha]fQj ljnkj-cdjh us dSls vius >aqM dk cpko fd;kvkSj /kwrZ fl;kj vkSj mldh iRuh dks Hkxk;k\ys[ku% 'kadjfp=kadu% jscrh Hkw"k.ki`"B la[;k% 24ISBN 81-7011-328-8

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u;k f[kykM+hu;k f[kykM+hu;k f[kykM+hu;k f[kykM+hu;k f[kykM+hQqVckWy f[kykM+h csyk dk tqM+oka HkkbZ Fkk VqVwA twfu;jVhe ds ,d f[kykM+h ds ikao esa pksV yxus ij Hkh os yksxdSls thr ik,\ [ksy-Hkkouk ls tqM+h ,d jkspd dgkuhAys[ku% :ik xqIrkfp=kadu% ch-th- oekZISBN 81-7011-382-2

u;s fe=u;s fe=u;s fe=u;s fe=u;s fe='khyk dh cgknqjh ls v'kksd cgqr izHkkfor gqvk D;ksafd'khyk us ,d eklwe fiYys dks dqN nq"V yM+dksa ds paxqyls NqM+k;k FkkA u;s fe= v'kksd dks dSls yxs\ys[ku% nhik vxzokyfp=kadu% iqyd fo'oklISBN 81-7011-374-1

I;klh eSukI;klh eSukI;klh eSukI;klh eSukI;klh eSuki'kq-if{k;ksa dks Hkh mlh rjg Hkkstu-ikuh dh t+:jrgksrh gS tSls gesa gksrh gSA bl iqLrd esa crk;k x;k gSfd gesa mu lcdk dSls /;ku j[kuk pkfg,\ys[ku% izfrHkk ukFkfp=kadu% lqchj jk;i`"B la[;k% 24ISBN 81-7011-254-0

fiXxh dh mM+kufiXxh dh mM+kufiXxh dh mM+kufiXxh dh mM+kufiXxh dh mM+kuuUgs lqvj fiXxh us fpfM+;k ds cPps pwapwa dh ns[kk-ns[khgok esa mM+uk pkgkA rks D;k fiXxh mM+ ik;k\ys[ku% 'khyk xka/khfp=kadu% lqchj jk;ISBN 81-7011-894-8

isM+ dh ÑrKrkisM+ dh ÑrKrkisM+ dh ÑrKrkisM+ dh ÑrKrkisM+ dh ÑrKrkykyh vkSj ccyw ds vkaxu esa yxs vke ds isM+ dks nknk-nknh dVok nsuk pkgrs FksA fQj D;k gqvk\ys[ku% :ik xqIrkfp=kadu% lseq;yi`"B la[;k% 32ISBN 81-7011-361-X

iq"i uxjhiq"i uxjhiq"i uxjhiq"i uxjhiq"i uxjhQwyksa ds izseh jktk viuh uxjh ds Qwyksa dks eqj>krkns[k m|ku ea=h ij Øksf/kr gks x,A ea=hth us Qwyksa dh

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jkSud okfil ykus ds fy, D;k-D;k iz;kl fd;s\ys[ku ,oa fp=kadu% fo'kk[kkISBN 81-7011-428-4

chuw Hkkywchuw Hkkywchuw Hkkywchuw Hkkywchuw Hkkywchuw Hkkyw dks firk dk I;kj feyk ughaA tc og taxydh [kqyh nqfu;k esa vk;k] fQj dgka ls dgka igqap x;k\ys[ku% okYVj ywFkjfp=kadu% txnh'k tks'khfp=.k% f}jaxhi`"B la[;k% 28ISBN 81-7011-177-3

ckSuk dkywckSuk dkywckSuk dkywckSuk dkywckSuk dkywdkyw x/ks ls eqUuk cgqr izse djrk gSA firkth bl ckSusx/ks dks csdkj le> cspuk pkgrs gSaA dSls eqUuk dkywx/ks dh mi;ksfxrk vius firkth dks le>krk gS\ys[ku% :ik xqIrkfp=kadu% ch-th- oekZi`"B la[;k% 24ISBN 81-7011-210-9

fHk[kkjh jktkfHk[kkjh jktkfHk[kkjh jktkfHk[kkjh jktkfHk[kkjh jktkjktk vuwi flag f”kdkj [ksyrs-[ksyrs taxy esa [kksx;kA ,d fdlku ifjokj us mldk lRdkj fd;kA fQjfdlku jktk ds ikl x;k rks D;k gqvk\ys[ku% ds- f'kodqekjfp=.k% ,djaxhISBN 81-7011-010-6

ejrk D;k u djrkejrk D;k u djrkejrk D;k u djrkejrk D;k u djrkejrk D;k u djrkjkst+ u,-u, yksxksa dks Hkkstu djkuk iqtkjh dks vPNkyxrk FkkA bl vknr dks mldh iRuh us dSls NqM+k;k\ys[ku% ds- f'kodqekji`"B la[;k% 12ISBN 81-7011-011-4

feLVj fpadhfeLVj fpadhfeLVj fpadhfeLVj fpadhfeLVj fpadhuV[kV pwgk fpadh fnYyh ds Mkd?kj ls yanu igqaptkrk gSA fQj og okfil fnYyh dSls ykSVrk gS\ys[ku% ts-lh- esgrkfp=kadu% ch-th- oekZISBN 81-7011-531-0

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fe= dh ij[kfe= dh ij[kfe= dh ij[kfe= dh ij[kfe= dh ij[ktaxy dk jktk flag vius njckjh lkfFk;ksa esa ls dSlslPps fe= dh ij[k djrk gS\iqudZFku% 'kadjfp=kadu% jscrh Hkw"k.ki`"B la[;k% 24ISBN 81-7011-007-6

esjk xCcwesjk xCcwesjk xCcwesjk xCcwesjk xCcwxCcw ,d I;kj-lk xqM~Mk! ,d fnu ,d dqÙkk mls ysHkkxkA fQj D;k gqvk\ fdlus mls cpk;k\ys[ku% vydk 'kadjfp=kadu% vfer Jhi`"B la[;k% 24ISBN 81-7011-295-8

esjs f'k'kq xhresjs f'k'kq xhresjs f'k'kq xhresjs f'k'kq xhresjs f'k'kq xhrf”k”kq cPpksa ds fy, xhrksa ls Hkjh eueksgd iqLrdAjpuk% izhroUrh esgjks=kfp=kadu% vfer dqekji`"B la[;k% 24ISBN 81-7011-237-0

eSa Hkh---eS a Hkh---eS a Hkh---eS a Hkh---eS a Hkh---D;k i'kq] D;k i{kh---lHkh tho viuh-viuh fo'ks"krk crkjgs gSaA fdldh D;k [kwch gS\ys[ku% uhfyek flUgkfp=kadu% xhrk oMsjkISBN 81-7011-384-9

ew¡Nsa rkus igq¡ps Fkkusew¡Nsa rkus igq¡ps Fkkusew¡Nsa rkus igq¡ps Fkkusew¡Nsa rkus igq¡ps Fkkusew¡Nsa rkus igq¡ps FkkusgkFkh] I;kjs-I;kjs lkFkh] rkjs] dks;y] fcLdqV ds isM+] cLrkvkfn lans”kiw.kZ euksjatd dforkvksa dk vuwBk laxzgAfp=kadu% vtark xqgkBkdqjrki`"B la[;k% 24ISBN 81-7011-802-6

jax fcjaxs xhrjax fcjaxs xhrjax fcjaxs xhrjax fcjaxs xhrjax fcjaxs xhrlqcg] esa<+d ekek] dcwrjksa dh tsy] E;kaÅ] fVYyw ;kj]cd cd] jlxqYyk] tksdj tSls euksjatd xhrAfp=kadu% e`.kky fe=i`"B la[;k% 24ISBN 81-7011-326-1

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o`{kjkto`{kjkto`{kjkto`{kjkto`{kjktdYyw ydM+gkjk o{kjkt dks dkVuk pkgrk FkkA bl isM+ds vkfJr i'kq-if{k;ksa us dSls bls dVus ls cpk;k\ys[ku% nhfidk tSndkfp=kadu% fcanqfydk 'kekZISBN 81-7011-715-1

'kk sHkuk'kk sHkuk'kk sHkuk'kk sHkuk'kk sHkukvè;kfidk th viuh d{kk ds cPpksa dks muds ,d u,nksLr ls feyokus ys xbZaA cPpksa dk u;k nksLr dkSu Fkk\ys[ku% ekxZjsV fdMfp=kadu% esfjfyu g'kZi`"B la[;k% 24ISBN 81-89750-61-5

le> dk Qsjle> dk Qsjle> dk Qsjle> dk Qsjle> dk Qsj,d ifjokj esa ,d usoys dks iky fy;k x;kA dsoyle> ds Qsj us iRuh ls fdruh cM+h xyrh djk nh\ys[ku% 'kadjfp=kadu% txnh'k tks'khISBN 81-7011-250-8

lkglh rkjklkglh rkjklkglh rkjklkglh rkjklkglh rkjk?kj dk dkedkt djus okyh rkjk nknkth dh [kwc lsokHkh djrh gSA nknkth ds chekjh esa dSls pyrk gS ?kj\ys[ku% flx:u JhokLrofp=kadu% oUnuk tks'khi`"B la[;k% 24ISBN 81-7011-365-2

galeq[k fctwdkgaleq[k fctwdkgaleq[k fctwdkgaleq[k fctwdkgaleq[k fctwdk[ksr esa [kM+s if{k;ksa dks Mjkus okys fctwdk&jSXl&ls dksbZi'kq-i{kh Hk; ugha [kkrkA fQj foLdj pwgk D;k djrk gS\ys[ku% thu ,s- eksnhfp=kadu% txnh'k tks'khISBN 81-7011-185-4

gkFkh ?kksM+k ikydhgkFkh ?kksM+k ikydhgkFkh ?kksM+k ikydhgkFkh ?kksM+k ikydhgkFkh ?kksM+k ikydhfpfM+;k?kj ds i”kq-i{kh] ljdl ds tksdj-gkFkh vkSj eqxsZds v[kckj ij pqycqykrh dfork,a “kkfey gSaAjpuk% izse fd'kksj iVk[kkfp=kadu% lqfjUnj iky flagISBN 81-7011-686-4

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vuks[kk egk;K vkSj vU; dgkfu;kavuks[kk egk;K vkSj vU; dgkfu;kavuks[kk egk;K vkSj vU; dgkfu;kavuks[kk egk;K vkSj vU; dgkfu;kavuks[kk egk;K vkSj vU; dgkfu;kag¡lh dh Qqgkj] i;kZoj.k-izse] fe=rk dk egÙo vkSj ,djkuh ds lkgl vkfn dh vuwBh dgkfu;kaAfp=kadu% lkSjHk ik.Ms;i`"B la[;k% 72ISBN 81-89750-59-3

[ktkuk dgkfu;ks a dk[ktkuk dgkfu;ks a dk[ktkuk dgkfu;ks a dk[ktkuk dgkfu;ks a dk[ktkuk dgkfu;ks a dkbl [ktkus esa euksjatd dgkfu;ksa ds ghjs-eksrh gSaAfp=kadu% lkSjHk ik.Ms;i`"B la[;k% 104ISBN 81-7011-966-9

xM+cM+>kyk vkSj vU; dgkfu;kaxM+cM+>kyk vkSj vU; dgkfu;kaxM+cM+>kyk vkSj vU; dgkfu;kaxM+cM+>kyk vkSj vU; dgkfu;kaxM+cM+>kyk vkSj vU; dgkfu;kag¡lh-etkd] f'k{kk vkSj jksekap ls Hkjiwj dgkfu;kaAfp=kadu% lqjsUnz lqeui`"B la[;k% 96ISBN 81-7011-961-8

fiVkjkfiVkjkfiVkjkfiVkjkfiVkjk-feyhtqyh dgkfu;kafeyhtqyh dgkfu;kafeyhtqyh dgkfu;kafeyhtqyh dgkfu;kafeyhtqyh dgkfu;kanqcys-irys Hkk;kth ixM+h lkr xt dh igurs FksAgkft+j tokch dh rks iwNks er! m/kj tc nknk us [ksyds eSnku esa dne j[kk rks [ksy dk jax gh cny x;kAfp=kadu% vadqj fe=ki`"B la[;k% 72ISBN 81-7011-972-3

uSfrd dgkfu;kauSfrd dgkfu;kauSfrd dgkfu;kauSfrd dgkfu;kauSfrd dgkfu;kaizLrqr dgkuh-lxzag euksjatu ds lkFk-lkFk cPpksa esaln~xq.kksa dk fodkl Hkh djrk gSAfp=kadu% f'kokuhi`"B la[;k% 64ISBN 81-89750-23-2

foKku ,oa [ksy dFkk,afoKku ,oa [ksy dFkk,afoKku ,oa [ksy dFkk,afoKku ,oa [ksy dFkk,afoKku ,oa [ksy dFkk,afoKku ds jgL;-jksekap dSls fnu fn[kk,axs vkSj [ksyksa dsmrkj-p<+koksa dh dgkfu;ka bl laxzg esa 'kkfey gSaAfp=kadu% vadqj fe=kfp=.k% f}jaxhi`"B la[;k% 104ISBN 81-89750-56-9

xksYMu lsVxksYMu lsVxksYMu lsVxksYMu lsVxksYMu lsVlh ch Vh ds mRÑ"V “kh"kZdksa ds lftYn

laLdj.k bl Ük`a[kyk esa “kkfey gSaAfp=.k vkSj vkoj.k% cgqjaxh

vkdkj% 18X24 ls-eh-

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C B T B O O K S

gklgklgklgklgkl-ifjgklifjgklifjgklifjgklifjgkl

pksVh xBca/kupksVh xBca/kupksVh xBca/kupksVh xBca/kupksVh xBca/kud{kk esa et+snkj ?kVuk ?kVhA ,d dh pksVh c<+h rks ,ddh pksVh dVhA gkL;-euksjatu ls ifjiw.kZ jpukAys[ku% ?ku';ke eqjkjh lDlsukfp=kadu% fodh vk;Zfp=.k% cgqjaxhi`"B la[;k% 32ISBN 81-7011-794-1

euekSth ekektheuekSth ekektheuekSth ekektheuekSth ekektheuekSth ekekthxkSjo vkSj latw ds ekekth viuh dkj ikjks ds lkFkÅViVkax gjdrksa ls gj iy cPpksa dks xqnxqnkrs gSaAys[ku% bjk lDlSukfp=kadu% oanuk tks'khfp=.k% ,djaxhi`"B la[;k% 72vkdkj% 14x21-5 ls-eh-ISBN 81-7011-514-0

ew[kks± dk LoxZew[kks± dk LoxZew[kks± dk LoxZew[kks± dk LoxZew[kks± dk LoxZlalkj esa fdruh gh rjg ds ew[kZ Hkjs iM+s gSaA mudsdkjukes vtc-xtc rjg ls xqnxqnkrs gSaA bl iqLrdesa ew[kksZa ds dqN ,sls gh euksjatd fdLls 'kkfey gSaAys[ku% 'kadjfp=kadu% jscrh Hkw"k.kfp=.k% f}jaxhi`"B la[;k% 24ISBN 81-7011-345-8

ykSV ds cq)w ?kj dks vk;sykSV ds cq)w ?kj dks vk;sykSV ds cq)w ?kj dks vk;sykSV ds cq)w ?kj dks vk;sykSV ds cq)w ?kj dks vk;s;g dgkuh ,d furkar cq)w cPps dh gSA mldh ckrsalqudj] gjdrsa ns[kdj dksbZ fo'okl gh ugha dj ldrkFkk fd ,d fnu ;g cq)w vdyeanth* cudj iwjh d{kkds Nk=ksa ij jksc xkaBsxkAys[ku% ljksftuh izhrefp=kadu% fodh vk;Zfp=.k% cgqjaxhi`"B la[;k% 32ISBN 81-7011-515-9

gklgklgklgklgkl-ifjgklifjgklifjgklifjgklifjgklcPpkasa ds g¡lus-g¡lkus ds fy, bl oxZ esa

gkL;-euksjatu ls Hkjh dgkfu;ksa dklekos”k fd;k x;k gSA

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C B T B O O K S

Kkuo/kZd

ukVdukVdukVdukVdukVd

ihiyoklh Hkwr vkSj vU; ukVdihiyoklh Hkwr vkSj vU; ukVdihiyoklh Hkwr vkSj vU; ukVdihiyoklh Hkwr vkSj vU; ukVdihiyoklh Hkwr vkSj vU; ukVdgkl-ifjgkl] tkudkjh vkSj i;kZoj.k ds izfr tkx:drkij dsafnzr ikap ukVd bl laxzg esa lfEefyr gSaAfp=kadu% lqjsUnz lqeufp=.k% ,djaxhvkoj.k% cgqjaxhi`"B la[;k% 72vkdkj% 14x21-5 ls-eh-ISBN 81-7011-905-7

ikSjkf.kd dFkk,aikSjkf.kd dFkk,aikSjkf.kd dFkk,aikSjkf.kd dFkk,aikSjkf.kd dFkk,a

izg~yknizg~yknizg~yknizg~yknizg~yknbZ'oj-HkDr izg~ykn dh lfp= dFkkAys[ku% pUnzdyk 'kekZfp=kadu% ch-th- oekZfp=.k% f}jaxh] vkoj.k% cgqjaxhi`"B la[;k% 40vkdkj% 18x24 ls-eh-ISBN 81-7011-631-7

Kkuo/kZdKkuo/kZdKkuo/kZdKkuo/kZdKkuo/kZd

chloha lnh dk foy{k.k vkfo"dkj% ysljchloha lnh dk foy{k.k vkfo"dkj% ysljchloha lnh dk foy{k.k vkfo"dkj% ysljchloha lnh dk foy{k.k vkfo"dkj% ysljchloha lnh dk foy{k.k vkfo"dkj% ysljyslj ds mUur”khy fodkl vkSj bldh foèoald 'kfDr;ksadk o.kZu bl iqLrd esa crk;k x;k gSAys[ku% ij'kqjke 'kqDyfp=kadu% f'kokuh vkSj vadqj fe=kfp=.k% cgqjaxhi`"B la[;k% 64ISBN 81-89750-64-X

mi;ksxh vkfo"dkjmi;ksxh vkfo"dkjmi;ksxh vkfo"dkjmi;ksxh vkfo"dkjmi;ksxh vkfo"dkjblesa dbZ vkfo"dkjksa dh dgkuh vkSj dk;Ziz.kkyh nh xbZ gSAfp=kadu% lqjsUnz lqeui`"B la[;k% 72ISBN 81-7011-922-7

isM+isM+isM+isM+isM+-ikS/kks a dk jgL;e; lalkjikS/kks a dk jgL;e; lalkjikS/kks a dk jgL;e; lalkjikS/kks a dk jgL;e; lalkjikS/kks a dk jgL;e; lalkjblesa ikS/kksa dh laosnukvksa] oSKkfudksa ds fofHkUu iz;ksxksavkSj muds fofp= LoHkko ds ckjs esa tkudkfj;ka gSaA

ukVdukVdukVdukVdukVdgkL;-euksjatu ls ifjiw.kZ ukVdksa dk laxzgblesa lekfgr gS] tks cPpksa }kjk eapu dsfy, Hkh mi;qDr ekuk tk ldrk gSA

ikSjkf.kd dFkk,aik Sjkf.kd dFkk,aik Sjkf.kd dFkk,aik Sjkf.kd dFkk,aik Sjkf.kd dFkk,aHkkjr dh ,sfrgkfld o lkaLÑfrd i`"BHkwfe ds

o.kZu ij fy[ks lkfgR; dks bl Js.kh esa'kkfey fd;k x;k gSA

Kkuo/k ZdKkuo/k ZdKkuo/k ZdKkuo/k ZdKkuo/k ZdfoKku dh fofHkUu fo/kkvksa ij jfpr iqLrdksa

dks bl Js.kh ds varxZr 'kkfey fd;kx;k gS ftlls cky ikBd dksvf/kdkf/kd KkuktZu gks ldsA

fp=.k% f}jaxhvkoj.k% cgqjaxh

vkdkj% 18x24 ls-eh-

45

C B T B O O K S

ys[ku% jktsUnz dqekj jkthofp=kadu% lqjsUnz lqeui`"B la[;k% 48ISBN 81-7011-878-6

jaxksa dh efgekjaxksa dh efgekjaxksa dh efgekjaxksa dh efgekjaxksa dh efgekjax dSls curs gSa\ izdk'k-jaxksa esa laca/k! jaxksa ds xq.k]banz/kuq"k dk cuuk! lqcg-'kke ds lwjt dk jax cnyuk!ys[ku% dkark ,l- iky /koufp=kadu% lqjsUnz lqeufp=.k% cgqjaxhi`"B la[;k% 16ISBN 81-7011-923-5

foKku ds euksjatd [ksyfoKku ds euksjatd [ksyfoKku ds euksjatd [ksyfoKku ds euksjatd [ksyfoKku ds euksjatd [ksy?kj esa iM+h csdkj phtksa dk [ksy-[ksy esa iz;ksx djfoKku ds vk'p;Ztud peRdkj fd, tk ldrs gSaAys[ku% vkboj ;wf'k;yfp=kadu% ch-th- oekZi`"B la[;k% 80ISBN 81-7011-523-X

jgL; ,oa jksekapjgL; ,oa jksekapjgL; ,oa jksekapjgL; ,oa jksekapjgL; ,oa jksekap

vuks[kk migkjvuks[kk migkjvuks[kk migkjvuks[kk migkjvuks[kk migkjlk/kq us cdqy dks ,d Hkksti= fn;k] rks D;k cdqy dkseqfDr feyh\ D;ksa lc bls cdqy ls Nhuuk pkgrs Fks\ys[ku% deyk peksykfp=kadu% fodh vk;Zfp=.k% f}jaxhi`"B la[;k% 56vkdkj% 18x24 ls-eh-ISBN 81-7011-629-5

tklwlksa dh tklwltklwlksa dh tklwltklwlksa dh tklwltklwlksa dh tklwltklwlksa dh tklwl,d yM+dh ds oS| firk dk vigj.k iM+kslh ns'k dstklwl dj ysrs gSaA dSls og firk dk irk yxk ikrh gS\ys[ku% deyk peksykfp=kadu% vadqj fe=ki`"B la[;k% 112ISBN 81-7011-990-1

jgL; ,oa jksekapjgL; ,oa jksekapjgL; ,oa jksekapjgL; ,oa jksekapjgL; ,oa jksekap;qok ikBdksa ds euksjatu ds fy, jksekapdkjh?kVukvksa dk o.kZu djrh dFkkvksa dks bl

oxZ esa 'kkfey fd;k x;k gSAfp=.k% ,djaxhvkoj.k% cgqjaxh

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46

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ikap tklwlikap tklwlikap tklwlikap tklwlikap tklwlcPpksa dh lhØsV lkslkbVh ds gSjku dj nsus okys dkjukesAys[ku% 'kdqUryk oekZfp=kadu% ch-th- oekZi`"B la[;k% 120ISBN 81-7011-749-6

miU;kl ,oa dgkfu;kamiU;kl ,oa dgkfu;kamiU;kl ,oa dgkfu;kamiU;kl ,oa dgkfu;kamiU;kl ,oa dgkfu;ka

bulku dk csVkbulku dk csVkbulku dk csVkbulku dk csVkbulku dk csVkbulku viuh cqf) ls lHkh ij fot; ik ldrk gSAbulku dh vuks[kh cqf) vkSj iz;kl dks fn[kkrh iqLrdAys[ku% vydk ikBdfp=kadu% ch-th- oekZfp=.k% cgqjaxhi`"B la[;k% 32ISBN 81-7011-828-X

bZ'kk dk lalkjbZ'kk dk lalkjbZ'kk dk lalkjbZ'kk dk lalkjbZ'kk dk lalkjbZ'kk vkSj mlds fe=ksa ds fy, leL;k gS fd os NqfV~V;ksaesa le; dSls fcrk,aA fQj dSls lqy>h ;g leL;k\ys[ku% dkark ,l- ikyfp=kadu% lqjsUnz lqeufp=.k% cgqjaxhi`"B la[;k% 40ISBN 81-7011-747-X

dFkk eatjhdFkk eatjhdFkk eatjhdFkk eatjhdFkk eatjhf”k{kkizn lans”kksa ls ifjiw.kZ fofHkUu ys[kdksa dh iqjL—rdgkfu;ksa dk lekos”k bl laxzg esa gSAfp=kadu% lqjsUnz lqeufp=.k% ,djaxhi`"B la[;k% 104ISBN 81-7011-874-3

xqM~MhxqM~MhxqM~MhxqM~MhxqM~Mhviuh eka ds dke esa enn djus dh dksf'k'k djrhxqM~Mh ls D;k dqN mYVk-iqYVk gks tkrk gS\ys[ku% fot;k oklqnsofp=kadu% i`Foh'oj xk;sufp=.k% cgqjaxhi`"B la[;k% 48ISBN 81-7011-746-1

miU;kl ,oa dgkfu;kamiU;kl ,oa dgkfu;kamiU;kl ,oa dgkfu;kamiU;kl ,oa dgkfu;kamiU;kl ,oa dgkfu;kaHkkjrh; i`"BHkwfe ij fy[ks x, jkspddgkuh-laxzgksa vkSj dFkkvksa dk lekos'k

bl oxZ esa fd;k x;k gSAvkoj.k% cgqjaxh

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47

C B T B O O K S

ubZ dgkfu;kaubZ dgkfu;kaubZ dgkfu;kaubZ dgkfu;kaubZ dgkfu;kafofHkUu izsj.kk lans”k] gkL;] jksekap o euksjatu fy,uohu dgkfu;ka bl laxzg esa lekfgr gSaAfp=kadu% 'kSoky pSVthZfp=.k% ,djaxhi`"B la[;k% 112vkdkj% 14x21-5 ls-eh-ISBN 81-7011-437-3

ekLVj lkgcekLVj lkgcekLVj lkgcekLVj lkgcekLVj lkgcl[r LoHkko ds ekLVj lkgc vius u, 'kjkjrh Nk=fugky dks vius I;kj vkSj lw>cw> ls dSls lgh jkg ijys vkrs gSa\ys[ku% e`.kkfyuh JhokLrofp=kadu% vtark xqgkBkdqjrkfp=.k% f}jaxhi`"B la[;k% 40ISBN 81-7011-841-7

oU;oU;oU;oU;oU;-thou ,oa i;kZoj.kthou ,oa i;kZoj.kthou ,oa i;kZoj.kthou ,oa i;kZoj.kthou ,oa i;kZoj.k

vuks[ks fj'rsvuks[ks fj'rsvuks[ks fj'rsvuks[ks fj'rsvuks[ks fj'rseuq"; vkSj i'kq-if{k;ksa ds chp ds fj'rs dks n'kkZus okyhnks dgkfu;kaA eSuk ,d ckyd ls lPph nksLrh djrh gSAm/kj cPps tkuojksa ds izfr viuk I;kj fn[kkrs gSaAys[ku% t;ar [kkuoydj vkSj izsj.kk ukjk;.kfp=kadu% vadqj fe=ki`"B la[;k% 24ISBN 81-7011-927-8

vEek dk ifjokjvEek dk ifjokjvEek dk ifjokjvEek dk ifjokjvEek dk ifjokjcanjksa dh mNy-dwn] eqfxZ;ksa dh 'kSrkuh] mYyw dh'kjkjr] fgju dh eLrh] fpfM+;k dk Qqnduk] xk; dkHkksykiu&ugha] ;g taxy ugha gSA ;g rks ,d Lusg vkSjeerk ls Hkjiwj] I;kj yqVkrk vEek dk ifjokj gSAys[ku% ljkst eq[kthZfp=kadu% izeksn dqekjfp=.k% f}jaxhi`"B la[;k% 64ISBN 81-7011-626-0

thothothothotho-tUrqvksa dh fofp= vknrsa vkSj ço`fÙk;katUrqvksa dh fofp= vknrsa vkSj ço`fÙk;katUrqvksa dh fofp= vknrsa vkSj ço`fÙk;katUrqvksa dh fofp= vknrsa vkSj ço`fÙk;katUrqvksa dh fofp= vknrsa vkSj ço`fÙk;katho-tarqvksa ds thou;kiu ls tqM+h fofp= vknrksa vkSj

oU;oU;oU;oU;oU;-thou ,oa i;kZoj.kthou ,oa i;kZoj.kthou ,oa i;kZoj.kthou ,oa i;kZoj.kthou ,oa i;kZoj.kouksa dh Hkwfe] ty] ok;q] ogka ds thoksa vkSj

muds tuthou dh O;k[;k djrs lkfgR; dksbl oxZ esa 'kkfey fd;k x;k gSA

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48

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vuks[ks xq.kkas dk foLrkj bl iqLrd esa fn;k x;k gSAys[ku% jktsUnz dqekj jkthofp=kadu% lw;Z cksli`"B la[;k% 48ISBN 81-7011-740-2

,sfrgkfld miU;kl ,oa dgkfu;ka,sfrgkfld miU;kl ,oa dgkfu;ka,sfrgkfld miU;kl ,oa dgkfu;ka,sfrgkfld miU;kl ,oa dgkfu;ka,sfrgkfld miU;kl ,oa dgkfu;ka

dhfrZ f'k[kj&bDdhl ,sfrgkfld dFkk,adhfrZ f'k[kj&bDdhl ,sfrgkfld dFkk,adhfrZ f'k[kj&bDdhl ,sfrgkfld dFkk,adhfrZ f'k[kj&bDdhl ,sfrgkfld dFkk,adhfrZ f'k[kj&bDdhl ,sfrgkfld dFkk,aHkkjr Hkwfe ds ohjksa-ohjkaxukvksa ds thou ls tqM+h ,sfrgkflddgkfu;ka vkSj muds pfj= dh >yd bl iqLrd esa gSAfp=kadu% xkSre jk;i`"B la[;k% 120vkdkj% 18x24 ls-eh-ISBN 81-7011-781-X

xteqDrk dh ryk'kxteqDrk dh ryk'kxteqDrk dh ryk'kxteqDrk dh ryk'kxteqDrk dh ryk'kvaxzst+ nqyZHk eksrh ^xteqDrk* ikus ds fy, D;k-D;kdjrs gS\ vaxzst+ksa-fgUnqLrkfu;ksa ds la?k"kZ dh dgkuhAys[ku% bjk lDlSukfp=kadu% lqjsUnz lqeui`"B la[;k% 104vkdkj% 14x21-5 ls-eh-ISBN 81-7011-870-0

;'kfLouh jkuh nqxkZorh;'kfLouh jkuh nqxkZorh;'kfLouh jkuh nqxkZorh;'kfLouh jkuh nqxkZorh;'kfLouh jkuh nqxkZorhekrHkwfe dh j{kk ds fy;s izk.kksRlxZ djus okyh ;'kfLouhjkuh nqxkZorh dh ;g vej dgkuh gSAys[ku% deyk 'kekZ ';keykfp=kadu% ch-th- oekZi`"B la[;k% 72vkdkj% 14x21-5 ls-eh-ISBN 81-7011-808-5

gekjs ;qok cfynkuhgekjs ;qok cfynkuhgekjs ;qok cfynkuhgekjs ;qok cfynkuhgekjs ;qok cfynkuhLora=rk laxzke ds cfynkfu;ksa dh izsj.kk o lkgl dhvla[; dgkfu;ka gSa] muesa ls dqNsd bl iqLrd esa gaSAys[ku% mekdkar ekyoh;fp=kadu% i`Foh'oj xk;sufp=.k% f}jaxhi`"B la[;k% 56vkdkj% 18x24 ls-eh-ISBN 81-7011-836-0

,sfrgkfld miU;kl ,oa dgkfu;ka,sfrgkfld miU;kl ,oa dgkfu;ka,sfrgkfld miU;kl ,oa dgkfu;ka,sfrgkfld miU;kl ,oa dgkfu;ka,sfrgkfld miU;kl ,oa dgkfu;kaHkkjro’kZ dh ,sfrgkfld i`’BHkwfe ij vk/kkfjrcPpksa dk Kkuo/kZu djus okyh dgkfu;ksa

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