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Krittivasa wrote a version of the Ramayana in Bengali nearly five hundred years ago. As he was a poet of the people his story is written in simple language and has metaphors that are easily understood. Our story of Mahiravana has been derived from his Ramayana.
Krittivasa wrote a version of the Ramayana in Bengali nearly five hundred years ago. As he was a poet of the people his story is written in simple language and has metaphors that are easily understood. Our story of Mahiravana has been derived from his Ramayana.
Amar Chitra Katha
Jesus Christ - By Anant Pai
India Book House Education Trust are to be congratulated for publishing this excellent pictorial life of Jesus Christ, which is a matter...more>>
India Book House Education Trust are to be congratulated for publishing this excellent pictorial life of Jesus Christ, which is a matter...more>>
Great Indian Emperors - By Anant Pai
In this bumper issue, we have included stories of three great emperors from ancient India – Ashoka, Samudra Gupta and Harsha. Hist...more>>
In this bumper issue, we have included stories of three great emperors from ancient India – Ashoka, Samudra Gupta and Harsha. Hist...more>>
Further Tales from the Jatakas - By Anant Pai
All living creatures die to be born again – so the Hindus believe. Siddhartha who became the Buddha was no exception. It is believed...more>>
All living creatures die to be born again – so the Hindus believe. Siddhartha who became the Buddha was no exception. It is believed...more>>
Funny Folk Tales - By Anant Pai
Children love to hear stories – so do adults, particularly if they are funny. Every time a story is retold it acquires a new col...more>>
Children love to hear stories – so do adults, particularly if they are funny. Every time a story is retold it acquires a new col...more>>
Guru Tegh Bahadur - By Anant Pai
Tegh Bahdur became the Guru of the Sikhs at a time when the Mughal Emperor, Aurangzeb’s policy of religious intolerance and persecution had ...more>>
Tegh Bahdur became the Guru of the Sikhs at a time when the Mughal Emperor, Aurangzeb’s policy of religious intolerance and persecution had ...more>>