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RAMAN THE
MATCHLESS WIT
Was Tenali Raman a fool or the cleverest man at the court of
KrtshnMe>m Raya? After all, he humbled great kings as well as THE ADVENTURES OF A UNIQUE COURT JESTER
learned scholars. Wiggling out of every predicament in unique and
unexpected wo^, this poet-jester reminds us of Birbal at the court of
Akbar. Read his tales and laugh with joy even as his plain common
sense leaves you gasping.

OTHER ACK FABLES & HUMOUR:

RAMAN TALES OF BIRBAL
OF TENALI GOPAL THE JESTER
MARY ADA RAMA THE CLEVER

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ONB PAY A RBNOV^NEP SCHOLAR OP VARANASI

yiSITBP THE COURT OF KRISHNAPBVARA^A. THE
GREAT KING OF V/JA^ANAGARA. ^

MAHARAJ, I CHALLENGE THE BUT PAND/TRAJ, THE LEARNEP COURT

SCHOLARS AT HOUR COURT TO SCHOLAR, WAS FAR FROM PEEUNG
A DEBATE IN ANH BRANCH OF HONOURED, LATER, WHEN THE^ WERE
KN0WLED6E OF THEIR ALONE
CHOICE.
MAHARAJ, WE DARE
THE COURT WOULD NOT ACCEPT THE
BE HONOURED 70 TAKE CHALLENGE. | DON’T
STAND A CHANCE.
UP THE CHALLENGE.
NO SCHOLAR IN
THE LAND
t

DO HOU MEAN TO HOU DO, MAHARAJ.

SAH THERE IS NO I’LL DO IT—THIS
ONE HERE WHO CAN VERH EVENING.
FACE HIM IN A

IT WAS RAMAN OF TENAU, THE KING'S

FAVOURITE AND PANOITRAJ '5 DESPAIR,
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AMAR CHITRA KATHA
RAMAN THE MATCHLESS WIT
HE DOESN»T! HE’LL PMNDtTRAJ ! HAVE
ARRAN6EMENTS A1ADE SHALL WE BEGIN,
SHAME US! MAHARAJ
y POR THE DEBATE 0 LEARNED ONE P
VWE CAN’T... y
K THIS EVENING, y
I AM REA[>/.
WHICH WORK HAVE
VOU CHOSEN TO
DEBATE ON ? y

PAMILIAR WITH THE

TIUKASHTHA MAHISHA
k.BANOHANA OF*.. ^

TILAKASHTMA

I BEG hour RARDON,

O PANDIT. I have never
COME ACROSS THAT WORK
^ 50 • • •

• • • MAHISHA
BANDWANA...
TILAKASHTHA?
NO. I AM NOT.’

WHAT!
NEVER COME
TOSS IT ? THAT’S
SURPRISING!

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 AMAR CHITRA KATHA RAMAN THE MATCHLESS WIT

WHV, EVEN RAMAN THEN UN¬

COVERED HIS BUNDLE. — WHICH I HAVE
COWHERDS IN OUR TIED 706ETHER
CITV ARE FAMILIAR THESE ARE THE WITH A MAHISHA
WITH IT* TILAKASHTHAS BANDHANA— THE
STALKS OF THE
SESAME PLANT• •

I ACCEPT DEFEAT, PANDITRAJ, WHILE ^

) learned one. pardon I HOLD VOU IN HIGH
Ml/ ARROGANCE.THERE ESTEEM FOR SOUR
IS MUCH I HAVE VET LEARNING, VOU WILL
V TO LEARN. ^ AGREE THAT
RAMAN’S
MATCHLESS'V/U^^^

C UNDOUBTEDLY.
)
HOUR
MAJESTV. V,

AND THE HUMBLE SCHOLAR LEPT THE COURT.

A5 >e>?/1^AyV WALKED AtVAH

I’M CURIOUS. WHAT TH0U6H —
IS THIS 0REAT WORK
VOU SPOKE ABOUT? TILAKASHTHA MAHISHA
BANDHANA, INDEED!
1 MUST CONFESS I’LL BIDE m TIME
THAT I TOO HAVEN’T TO have MV
V HEARD OF IT?

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 AMAR CHITRA KATHA

HB DID mr HAVE TO WAIT

PANDITRAJ, TOMORROW IS.
MH /MOTHER’S DEATH '
RAMAN THE MATCHLESS WIT

r HERE’S WHERE I’LL HA

MV REVENaE. I WON’T
. SEND AN INVITATION TO
ANNIVERSARV. 1 PEEL / FEW? ^ THAT POGUE
SAD WHEN 1 THINK OP / SEND OUT
HER INVITATIONS TO
all THE
^OU SHOULDN’T
0RAHMANAS
M4HARAJ. THAT
WHICH IS BORN
HAS TO DIE.

^ HER CRAVINO POR MANGOES.

I BUT IT WAS NOT THE MAN60
^ \ SEASON. NO AMOUNT OF /
COULD HOT RESIST WATCHINS THE WHOLE SHOW.
SO, THE 0RAHMANAS WILL
OBLIGE THE KING AND ACCEPT
THE GOLDEN /MANGOES FOR
THE SAVE OP THE LATE QUEEh
AOTHER»S SOULf WELL, HELL

VOUR MOTHER AFTEf^ THE BRAHMANA5 WERE FED AND PRESENTED I AM GRATEFUL TO "KXI FOR
DIED WITH AN UN- WITH THE SOLDER MANQQES— I— HAVING ACCEPTED MV
FULPILLED WISH. INVITATION.
MAV 60D BLESS SOU
HER SOUL WILL
NEED NO LONGER FEEL
REMAIN RESTLESS SAD WHEN VOU THINK OF
VOUR /MOTHER. HER
SOUL IS NOW
AT PEACE.

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AMAR CHITRA KATHA

RAMAN THE MATCHLESS WIT
»W/SV THE CAME OUT OF AS YOU KNOW, HER
THE PALACE SOUL WILL BE MY MOTHER DIED
RESTLESS TILL A OF RHEUMATISM. HER
LEA5NED ONES, TQDAV FEW VIRTUOUS LAST WISH WAS TO
m MOTHER’S DEATH brah/hanas agree have her less I
ANNIVERSARY, TOO. AND
V branded. y1
SHE TOO DIED WITH AN
UNPULFILLED WISH.

WE UNDERSTAND, THIS WAY, MY

RAMAN. WE’LL . FRIENDS. . HER SOUL WIU
COME. I COULD 6E KNOW NO PEACE
THE IRONS UNTIL.*.

I WONDER
WHAT SIFTS RAMAN
IS 60IN6 TO OFFER

•••I BRAND THE I AM HURT. DON’T

LE6S OF LEARNED AND YOU WANT MY MOTHER’S
deserving BRAHMANAS. SOUL TO FIND PEACE,
SHALL WE BESIN5» MDU DD HELP THE
V EMPEROR, SO I...

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 AMAR CHITRA KATHA RAMAN THE MATCHLESS WIT

WHAT A FOOL*
HA! HA* HOfHA*

LOOK AT THEM RAMAN SHOULD BE

SCURRVINO AMH* PUNISHED. WHAT DO
LIKE A PACK OP

LET HIM RAH

FOR IT WITH
HIS HEAD!

^hat a pitv we *-ET»S COMPLAIN TAKE RAMAN TO THE

W^£A/ THE kino HEARD BANK OP THE TUN64BHADRA
HAD TO PART WITH TO THE KlNeAND
0UR*MAN60ES * > HAVE RAMAN
^PUNISHED* y THANK HOU»RAMAN,
POR SH01VIN6 ME WHAT
^ A 6ULLIBLE RX)L
'V-v I WAS? ^ y
ID OP HIM
AT LAST!
/

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 AMAR CHITRA KATHA
RAMAN THE MATCHLESS WIT
THB BANK OF, T^B TUNBABHADRA
WES, IFWOU MISS,
40U ARB ABOUT TO WOUR FRIEND WILL GET ME
DIE, RAMAN. IP . WE’LL k IF HE MISSES, WOU’LL >
HOU TELL US HOUR ^ AND K SET ME. y
V LAST WISH*** y FULFIL
. IT.

WHAT IS IMPORTANT IS Y ^E WON’T FAIL }

that I must die with a WOU , RAMAN.
THE NAME OF MOTHER / \ SHALL WE SET

as

/ I WANT TO CUT
OFF NECK THE
MOMENT I CALL OUT
TO MOTHEI?

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 RAMAN THE MATCHLESS WIT
AMAR CHITRA KATHA
/ STAND UP, LET RAWIAN BE BURIED
I’D LIKE I R06UE! WE’LL KIL UP 7D HIS NECK AND
TO KNOW BE TRAMPLED TO
kcyOU WITHOUT PAIL
THIS TIME, . . DEATH 0U AN
X ELEPHANT. ^

60! DO
AS HE
SAVS!

RI6HT
HERE,
PRIENDS

NOW,NOW! ‘you’LL HAVE TO GET ALL RIOHT!

remember the HIS PERMISSION POR ALL RIGHT! LET’S
KING’S A SECOND TRH. ^ 60 TO THE KING
ORDERS? V THEN.
AM I GOING TO LOSE ^^U,
\ CUT OFP HIS RAMAN? I CAN’T SEE HO
f HEAD WITH ‘<XI ’LL GET OUT OP THIS
ONE SWEEP ONE.
y OP HOUR
CV SWORDf’V

THE eUARDS TOOK RA^N TO THE

OUTSKIRTS OF THE QTH ANP BEGAN TO
Die THE GROUND,

SO ^AMAN WAS TAKEN TO TNE KING

WHAT ARE
‘you DGlste WH‘y HAVENS
HERE? ‘<XI EXECUTED
. HIM?

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PAMAA/ £A/7BI^ 7»£ PiT AND WE NOW LET 5 HAVE

euARPe SEALED HIM tN N/W MUD. LUNO^ AMO ODME
BACK WITH THE

AREN’T ONE OP HOU

60(Ne TO STAH BACK THE mSHBRMAN TALKED UP 70 RAMAN_
AND STAND OUAI^D?

MOTHER KALI, ONLH

HOU CAN SAVE ME NOW
IP ONLH SOME ONE
. WOULD PASS r-
THIS WAV.... }

WILL SOON
<T AN END TO ALL
>OUR WORRIES.

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RAMAN THE MATCHLESS WIT

Ca?TAINLW.
IT WOULD BE A
OLEASU^E TO BE
OP HELP TO
VOU.

WHV NiOTf ALL ‘OU HAVE 7D DO

IS STAND IN A PIT WITH MUD

n'.

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AMAR CHITRA KATHA

WHO ARE
HOUPHVHATARE i
. UNDER
HERE ? yTREATMENT.
-^ LEARNED
PHVSICIAN SU66ESTEC
S \ IT TO MH PRIEND.ALL
ONE HAS TO DO
IS

^ MEAN, THE "

WHERE IS RAMAN? /Kijsjp hquNO WASHER¬
HE IS. SEE MH60D! MAN WHO LET ME USE
THAT THE ELEPHANT HE’S H£>^DIN6 HIS PIT? HE HAS
DOES NOT MISS POR ME,
k. HIM. ^ y' ■ \ IK K taken the LAUNDRH
X..' 1 'l\ \ yQ jur palace

HE
VJON’T!

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 amar chitra katha RAMAN THE MATCHLESS WIT
helped the poor
z OUT OF THE prr.
I WANT SOU TO
MW BACK! IT’S IT WILL BE BROKEN,
TAKE good care OF WOUR
STILL BENTf IF THE EMPEROR -r-
HORSES AND HAVE THEM r
HEARS THAT WOU
TRAINED. ONE AWTH FROM
HELPED RAMAN
TODAWf A RACE WILL BE
HELD. THE MASTER OF THE
WINNER WILL BE HAND¬
SOME LW REWARDED.

HGf^EVERy WHEN THE KIN& DIP HEAR ABOUT IT- PANDITRAJ , I THINK IT’S
SOD'S WILL THAT RAMAN
SHOULD LIVE TO MAKq
PEOPLE LALK5H.

■■-'hi

THEN A MERCHANT FROM ARABIA THE COURT

1"^ / HOUR AM^JESTV, I HAVE
WME STRONG, SWIFT-
RXXTED, ARABIAN HORSES
TOR SALE. THE FINEST >
A HORSES IN THE A
WORLD! A}

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RAMAN THE MATCHLESS WIT
PLEASE, LET AIE
MAHARAJ. I AM COMPIDENT A MONTH LATBR, THE
J’LL SUCCEED. PLEASE COURTIERS CAME NITH
^ aVE ,^^E A CHANCE, y THEIR HORSESf ALL SET
ALL RIGHT. for the race.
PANDITRAJ , LET
RAMAN BE GVEN
A HORSE TOO.
^1
L'!/
^ 1

ALL BUT
RAMAN’S, MAHARAJ
lSD the . I KNEW HE**.

RAAAAN, WHERE S MAHAR4J, IT’S SUCH I DON’T BELIEVE H/M;MAHARAJ

THE HORSE ? A PIERCE BEAST, HE ’S ASH4MED OP H/5 HORSE
THAT I OARE NOT 60 THAT’S WHH HE HASN’T IS THAT
V NEAR IT. 3R0U6HT IT.

^VALLEPIN ON
'H JudT ONE NEE W.NDON >V///C'/V RAMAN RED IT nS
OAlUi RATION Op HAH. MAHARAJ,I DON’T THAT’S JUST AN MAHARAJ, I AM HURT.
LIE. PLEASE BELIEVE EXCUSE, MAHARAJ IP RANDITRAJ DOES
ME. I DARE NOT 60 ^POR ALL WE KNOV NOT BEUEVE ME, LET
NEAR IT. y HIM CCME AND SEE
I HE MIGHT HAVE
POR HIMSELF.
lV SOLP IT. ^

GO, RANDITRAJ,
AND BRING THE
HORSE HERE.

• > ■

mi.
1 1f1 1
'
LTk j w. n
pIi J T1

L'CFk

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TO BE SURE I WILL Pf^NDiTRfU H'aW WrTM RAMAN. RAM4N! I DAPEN'T. AMD

V^AHAI^AJ, I ’LL PEPS HELP ME! iOU CAN’T 5A^
I ODN’T WARN

^ THERE! N
IN THAT
STABLE I MADE
SPECIALLY
S POR IT. >

ft^DITRAJ, PLEASE ATTRACTED THE COMMOTIONy A CRO^D SOON

don’t be AN6RV. 4 -*• 1 1

WE ’LL HAVE TO BREAK 177:1

I AM NOT A LEARNED THEN If
1 m 1

man. I DONn KNOW THAT wall down. LET’S BREAK W^i i II

^51
THERE’5 NO V IT. ^ ' Jt,

V alternative, y

THIS WAH.
HOU CAN SEE IT
THROU0H THIS
WINDOW. BUT AT LAST THB WALLS WERE
take care. hacked down, but—

THE WRETCHED
ThE STARV/Ne AN/MAL
BEARD, MfSTAKINS fT . (30! WHAT SHALL
V ' DO? y

k'*
W, '
-'iJI
nEc: V vjV
 AMAR CHITRA KATHA
RAMAN THE MATCHLESS WIT

PAMDITRAJ, RAAAAN!
e. ONLH I PROMISED THAT NOW DO ‘you ENOUGH OF XIR PARDON
IDE ; ‘you WOULD BELIEVE ME? HOUR MAHA RAJ.
/' PERSONAaH LEAD PRANKS?
IT TO THE rm

WLACE.

SN’T TW4T WHAT A a?UEL PELLOW» NHEN THE HA^ WAS

PA^4DIT?•AJ^ WHAT’S HE TRHINO TO 6ET ME A BROuem— -T”
DO TO THE POOR BUNDLE Of
HORSE P . HAH.
uV-

4f ' "

AT LAST Tf^e PROCESSION REACHED THE

PALACE OROUNDS. CLEVER RAMAN RAMAN, ‘you HAVE AS HOU
has scored GONE TOO FAR THIS C0MA1AND
again* ‘yET I TIME. DON’T EVER MAHARAJ.
MUST PAG Ft/ SHOW ME HOUR
PANDITRAJ. FACE A6AIN. A
 AMAR CHITRA KATHA RAMAN THE MATCHLESS WIT

’S DARK
SECRET
nr ■!
OHE TAV ON ARRIVING AT COURT,
3IR3AL \NAS surprised.

k^JHAT’e 50 FUNNT? V
^^)Hy 15 EVERy- / V
ONE IN A MERRy
MOOP ?

HA HA VNE
WERE P15CU5SIN6
THE COLOUR OF
OUR 5KIN5

Birbal VIAs NHEN GOV CREATFP

THE KINO COULD WT HELP LAUeH/N6, THE EARTH WITH ALL ITS
the K/Nd H/MSELP REMOVED THE POT flora ANP FAUNA HE
ha; HA! IWMAN, THAT COVERED RAMAA/^5 FACE, f WAS STILL Not
IT’S IMPOSSIBLE 5ATISFIEP then he
TO BE AN6I?W WITH THE 60D5 THEMSELVES SET ABOUT TO /MAKE
SOU. \ CANNOT OUTIVIT VOU, HIS EEST OsEATliFE
A RAMAN. MAV HOU UNB — MAN.'
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 AMAR CHITRA KATHA
WHICH OF THE ACKs HAVE YOU STILL NOT READ?
HE WAS HAPP^ WrTH ' tt^TEUEcr^ strength /^nd nb^ljh
-THE RESULTS. +^E THESE h/ERE 7HE GIFTS HE DECIDED TO ’
EPICS AND Tales Of Shiva Swami Chinmayananda The Mouse Merchant Baladitya And
Swami Pranavananda True Ffiertds Yash^harma
then peciped to mythology Tales Of Vishnu
Tales Of Yudhishthira Tales Of Sai Baba Kanwal And Kehar BaJban
BESTOW HIS SPECIAL Best known stones from Kesan The Flying Thief Banda Bahadur
Tapati Tansen
s Gifts on ,wan A (51VE you 1 the Epics and the Puranas
Thanjavur Tulsidas King Kusha Bappa Rawai
I Abhimanyu Vidyasagar Manduka Beni Madho And Pir All
FIVE MINUTES The Churning Of The
PANCHATANTRA TALES Bhagat Smgh
Agastya Ocean Vivekananda
COLLECT whatever Andhaka The Gita Zarathushtra Crows And Owls Bidhi Chand
you CAU OUT OF Aniruddha The Golden Mongoose How The Jackal Ale Bimbisara
Arum And Uttanka INDIAN CLASSICS The Elephant Chand Bibi
^THESE BOUNTIES The King In
The Brahmin And
Ashwini Kumars A Parrot's Body Enchanting tales from Chandra Shekhar Azad
Ayyappan The Lord Of Lanka Indian literature The Goat Chandragupta Maurya
Bahubali The Pandava Princes The Dullard Chennamma Of Keladi
BhanumatJ Ananda Math The Greedy Mother- Dara Shukho And
The Pandavas In Hiding Ancestors Of Rama
Bheema And Hanuman The Parijata Tree in-law Aurangazeb
Bheeshma Devi Choudhurani The Jackal And
The Sons Of Rama Durgadas
Chandrahasa Durgesh Nandini The Wardrum
The Syamantaka Gem Elkxa Caves
Kadamban Raman Of Tenali
Dasharatha Tirupati Hakka And Bukka
Dhruva And Ashtavakra Kannagi Raman The Matchless Wit Hart Singh Natwa
Tnpura Kapala Kundala
Draupadi Uloopi I Sahasramafla Harsha
Drona Kumanan Sakshi Gopal
Vaishno Devi Maarthaanda Varma Hemu
Elephanla Vail Satwant Kaur Humayun
Gandhan Malavika Sharan Kaur
Vishwamitra Manonmani Jahangir
Ganesha Yayati Shrenik Jallianwala Bagh
Ganesha And The Moon Prince Jivaka Sukhu And Dukhu
Raj Singh Kalpana Chaw^
Ganga VISIONARIES Sundan Kochunnt
Garuda Ratnavali Tales Of Maryada Rama
But ALL Inspmng tales of thinkers, Shakuntata Knshnadeva Raya
Ghatotkacha social reformers and I The Acrobat Kunwar Singh
OF YOU WERE Hanuman The Adventures Of I The Adventures
HAT I HAP NO TIME LURED &y Hanuman To The Rescue
nation builders Pratapan Lachft Barphukan
Of Agad Datta
EFT FOR THE OTHER BEAury AND Hanschandra Adi Shankara The Elusive Kaka The Adventures Of
Lalftaditya
Albert Einstein Udayana Mangal Pande
WEALTH AMP Heroes Of Hampi Baddu And Chhotu
Indra And Shachi Anant Pai Urvashi Noof Jahan
The Bndegroom s Ring
HAP NO TIME Indra And Shibi Babasaheb Ambedkar Vasantasena The Celestial Necklace
Padmini
LEFT TO GATHER Indra And Vntra Basaveshwara Vasavadatta Panna And Hadi Rani
The Clever Dancer
Jagannatha Of Pun Buddha Veer Dhaval Paurava And Alexander
. lNTELLE(rr. The Cowherd Of Alawi
Jayadratha Chaitanya Mahaprabhu The Fearless Boy Prithviraj Chauhan
Kacha And Devayani Chanakya FABLES AND HUMOUR The Fool’s Disaples Raja Bhoja
Kama Chokha Mela Evergreen folktales, The Golden Sand Raja Raja Choia
Karttikeya Dayananda legends and tales of The Green Demon Rana Kumbha
Konark Deshbandhu wisdom and humour Rana Pratap
The Unhappy Tiger
Knshna Chittaranjan Das A Bag Of Gold Coins The Learned Pandit Rana Sanga
Knshna And Jarasandha Eknath Amrapali The Lost Pnnce Ram Abbakka
Knshna And Narakasura Fa Hien Andher Nagan The Magic Grove Ram Durgavat)
Knshna And Rukmini Ghanshyamdas Biria Angulimala The Miraculous Conch Ram Of Jhansi
Knshna And Shishupala Guru Arjan Bikal The Temble The Mystery Of Ranjit Singh
Knshna And The False Guru Gobind Singh BIRBAL STORIES The Missing Gift Rash Bihan Bose
Vaasudeva Guru Har Gobind Birbal The Clever The Pandit And The Roopmad
Kubera Guru Nanak Milkmaid Sambhaji
Birbal The Genius
Kumbhakama Guru Tegh Bahadur The Pig And The Dog Samudra Gupta
Birbal The Just
Mahabharata Hiuen Tsang Sea Route To India
Birbal The Wise The Pious Cat
Mahiravana J R D Tata The Priceless Gem Shah Jahan
Birbal The Witty
Nachiketa Jagadis Chandra Bose Shairvahana
Birbal To The Rescue The Pnnce And
Nahusha Jamsetji Tata The Magtaan Shan tala
The Inimitable Birbal
Nala Damayanti Jawaharlal Nehru Sher Shah
Chandralalat The Prophecy
Pareekshit Jayaprakash Narayan
Dhola And Maru The Queen’s Necklace Shivaji
WE ANSWER Silenced Parashurama Jim Cortett
Friends And Foes The Rainbow Pnnce Subhas Chandra Bose
Prabhavati Jnaneshwar
THE COURTIERS. Kabir
Gopal And The Cowherd The Secret Of The Sultana Razia
Pradyumna Gopal The Jester Talking Bird Surjya Sen
Prahlad Kalidasa HITOPADESHA TALES The Silent Teacher Tachchob Othenan
Purushottam Dev And Lai Bahadur Shastn The Tiger And The
Choice Of Fnends Tales Of Shrvaji
Padmavali Lokmanya Tilak Woodpecker
How Fnends Are Parted Tanaji
Rama M S Subbulakshmi The Tiger Eater
Hothal Tenzing Norgay
Ravana Humbled Madhvacharya JATAKA TALES i Thugsen The Histone City Of Delhi
HA» HA? Saraswati Mahavira Battle Of Wits Vidyut Chora The Ram Of Kittur
WELL SAID Sail And Shiva Mane And Pierre Cune Vikramaditya’s Throne
Bird Stones Tipu Sultan
Saviln Megasthenes Deer Stones
t

blREAL. Shiva Parvali Mirabai

Veer Hammir
Elephant Slones BRAVEHEARTS Veer Savarkar
Stones of Creation Mother Teresa Jackal Stones Stimng tales of brave men
Narayan Guru Velu Thampi
Subhadra Monkey Slones and women of India
Rabindranath Tagore
!
Vikramaditya
Sudama Nandi Vishala
Sukanya Ram Shastn A Nation Awakes
, Stones Of Courage Ahilyabai HolKar CONTEMPORARY CLASSICS
Surya Ramana Maharshi Stones Of Wisdom
Tales From The I Ramanuja I Ajatashatru (New Category)
Tales Of Misers Akbar The best of modem
Upanishads Salim All I The Deadly Feast
Tales Of Arjuna Shankar Dev Amar Singh Rathor Indian literature
The Giant And Ashoka
Tales Of Balarama ; Soordas ' The Dwarf The Blue Umbrella
Tales Of Durga I Sn Ramaknshna Babur
The Hidden Treasure
Tales Of Indra Snnivasa Ramanujan Bagha Jatin
The Magic Chant
Tales Of Narada 1 Subramania Bharati Bajirao 1

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