TH€ ftDV€f)TUR€S Of

SUPPflDDI -1

n— !}': — — - Cm.
HfiVC Y O U PiftYCP ThC S U P P f i O P I G G t t K 0 0 U)U3U)JintU0nimC.C0m?
Suppandi made his debut in Tinkle No.27 in January 1983. He was born out
of a story sent by P.Varadarajan from Chennai.Varadarajan sent 3 stories in
all in narrative form, and they were rendered into comics in the Tinkle studio,
the illustrations being done by the inimitable Ram Waeerkar.
Stories of fools have a universal appeal but not many Suppandi fans would
describe him as a fool. Suppandi gets into trouble not because he cannot
follow orders but because he insists on thinking for himself. In the very first
story, for example, his mistress wants him to call a doctor as she has a fever,
but instead of following orders as any other domestic help
would, he gets a brainwave and decides to treat her
himself.The consequences of course are
disastrous.
Suppandi was an instant success with Tinkle
readers.They started sending Suppandi
stories of their own, and the editors realised
that the simpleton with the funny, rectangula
head, had come to stay.Suppandi continues
to be the most popular of the Tinkle cartoons,
loved not only by children but also adults.
kRam Waeerkar's talented daughter,
J Archana Amberkar, now illustrates the comic

Editor Illustrations Cover Design

Luis Fernandes Ram Waeerkar Arjun Gupte

Cover Colour & Models : Yatin Kumar, Lokesh, Liju

Amar Chitra Katha Pvt Ltd

© Amar Chitra Katha Pvt Ltd, 2007, Reprinted May 2010, ISBN 81-89999-00-1
Published & Printed by Amar Chitra Katha Pvt. Ltd., 14 Marthanda, 4th floor,
84 Dr. Annie Besanl Rond, Mumbai 400 018. India
 Suppandi
Suppandi Has a Remedy 3
Suppandi Goes to the Bazaar 6
The Expanding Chappals 8
Suppandi gets Visitors.. 10
Taming the Flame 13
Tea, Coffee or Questions? 16
SUPPANDI ,WHY HAVE YOU Sports w i t h Suppandi 18
PUT THE E Y E O P O P S ON Inflation 19
FATHEP'S EYELIDS INSTED Getting a Refund
Drying a Shirt
. 20
21
OF INTO H I S E Y E S ? Suppandi Saves a Shirt 24
Beginner's Course ....25
How Cheap! 26
Cleaning the Balcony. 27
Budding Tycoon 34
The Halfway Mark 36
Red Signal * : 37
Pleasing the"Customer... 38
Paying Guest 39
Suppandi Opens Shop 40
Hard of Hearing 41
Size Wise .. 44
The Magic Hand 45
Slapstick! 46
Neighbour's Fan 48
Good Use 49
Half a Bucket 52
Hot and Fresh 59
The Sleepy Watchman 60
Goalkeeper 62
No Entry .". 63
Following Instructions 69
Suppandi the Suspicious 70
Achieving Success 71-
Hidden Treasure 72

Tinkle Tricks & Treats

Tinkle Tricks & Treats 14
Tinkle Tricks & Treats 22
Tinkle Tricks & Treats 42
Tinkle Tricks & Treats 50
I T ' S WPITTEN HEPE: FOP Answers t o Tinkle Tricks & Treats 61
EXTEPNAL USE ONLY.
The Dumbbells
The Dumbbells 28
Gold Bricks 29
The Dumbbells get a Fright 53
Raising Funds 64

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SUPPANDTS F O R M E R B O S S E S O N SUPPANDI...

f "HE'S DUMB,
k DUMBER,
DUMBEST!"

HE USED TO DRIVE
ME CRAZY! I USED TO "HE'S A MONSTER!
PULL OUT BUNCHES HE WANTED TO
OF MY HAIR IN REMOVE MY
FRUSTRATION!" WRINKLES WITH A
HOT IRON! "

"A STRANGE CASE,

DOCTOR! HE SEEMS
TO BE MAD AT SOMEONE!"
(o

suppanM

Suppandisays:
"I BRING HAPPINESS AND
JOY WHEREVER I GO.
NOBODY WHOM I'VE WORKED FOR
CAN EVER FORGET ME!"
 SUPPANDI HAS A REMEDY
This was the very first Suppandi story to appear in Tinkle.
SUPPANDI MS A FOOL!QH #CHt> I THINK I H A V E I'LL GO AT
VOiING SOV WHO LIVED IN VOU "BE FEVE£> MV CHILD. GO S ONCE.
a LITTLE VILLAGE. WITH HIS HOT A L L FETCH A DOCTOR. .
GKftNOMOTHEtZ, ONE DW— OVER.

ON HIS \N/H> HE H4Q W H V WD VOU PUT T H A T

TO PASS 4 FO&GE. B E D HOT I B O N I N T O
- i >,,... \ T H E

TO COOL
. IT. v

S E E HOW IF mTEfc CAN

C O L D (T H A S COOL A B E D /,
BECOME, yi HOT IRON SO U
FAST j WHV f
not.., r
SUPPftNDt RAN ... PfiiEW / ) BUCKET ...AND WENT IN.
BACH HOME... OF WATER. FROM
THE WELL.,. " • •••• ( HAVE VOU ^
1 BROUGHT THE
\ DOCTOR? J

NO. \
WE DON'T ^
N E E D HIM.

THIS WHAT L I E STILL

WILL CURE ARE VOU GRAND-
vou. . DOING P K MOTHER.
VIEEEE!

AHH J , HELP! HELP ME>

V SOMEBODY' ,
THE NEIGHBOURS HEARING HER. .••AND CAUGHT HOLD OF THE BOy.
SCREAM RUSHED fN... r ~ — — —
WHAT A R E VOU DOING,
V VOU IDIOT?

(OOOOHt

GRANDMOTHER > 7 SET T S H E LET >

A R E VOU A L L A A D O C T O R POESN>T ME»«» J ' GIVE 1
v RIGHT p / \SOMEBODVY NEED ME THAT
A DOCTOR. BUCKET* j

THE VILLAGERS BROUGHT — AND THE OLD ... VOUR F E V E R

A DOCTOR »» J WOMAN RECOVERED W O U L D HAVE G O N E
IN A FEW PAV&. ON T H E V E R « /
\ F I R S T DAV. .
/ IF VOU HAD
L E T ME THROW
IFC THAT COLD
«./ WATEF* ON
! VOU, G R A N D >
V MOTHER...
 SUPPANDI GOES TO THE BAZAAR
I'LL TAKE
THIS BOTTLE.
I CAN USE IT
FOR BOTH THE
OIL AND THE
6HEE.

F T H A T WAV, I'LL ' • ' W I T H LESS WEIGHT

HAVE TO CARRV ONLH IN M9 HANDS, < SHOULD^
ONE BOTTLE AND- BE ABLE TO GET BACK1
FASTER ?

PROUDLY, SUPPANDI TURNGP THE

BOTTLE OVER.
AH, W E L L ! CLEVER T
P E O P L E L I K E ME
WILL ALWAYS B E
ILL-TREATED
THE WORLP!
ONE HAS TO
LIVE WITH IT!!
SUPPANDI GETS VISITORS
 TJf
( I

THIS AEROPLANE CARRIES MANY THINGS. NAME THEM USING

ONLY THE LETTERS IN THE WORD:
AEROP LANE

1 1 1 e
2 7
3 8
4 9
5 io

14
11

CAN YOU NAME THE

COUNTRIES
REPRESENTED BY THE
FLAGS?
I d

4i 11 11 i i s i i i M i i ~ r m i i i i M i 7 n n r r

OUR FRIEND HAS LEARNT A LESSON TODAY-A LESSON AN OLD PROVERB TEACHES.

WHAT IS THE PROVERB?

• r r m m c m m m n n r i • = • m c m c r

Make your own toy YOU WILL NEED: A PIECE OF STIFF CARD PAPER,
TRACING PAPER, A PENCIL AND A PAIR OF SCISSORS.

1. TRACE OUT 2. PLACE THE 3. YOUR

THE BOOMERANG IS A WEAPON BOOMERANG IS
USED BY THE ABORIGINES OF THIS SHAPE. TRACING ON
THE CARD AND READY. NOW STICK
AUSTRALIA. WHEN THROWN, IF IT IT UNDER THE NAIL
MISSES THE TARGET, IT RETURNS CUT ALONG THE
OF YOUR LEFT
TO THE MAN WHO HAS THROWN LLNE.
THUMB LIKE THIS.
IT.

4. NEXT FLICK IT
WITH THE FIRST FINGER
OF YOUR RIGHT HAND
LIKE THIS.

YOUR BOOMERANG WILL FLY THROUGH

J THE AIR AND RETURN TO YOU, LIKE THIS/,
15
 SUPPfiNDl ONCE TOOK UP
TEA, THE 'JOB Of/) WAITER )N A
RESmUPANT-

COFFEE OR
QUESTIONS?

16
 CANCEL
WW ORDER!

17
 Sports with SUPPANDI

How much do the bails placed on cricket

wickets, weigh? I did some research and
found that each weighs as much as a
medium size lady's finger. Many of you
may not know how much a lady's finger
weighs. Well, it weighs as much as a small
tomato. If you're wondering why I'm
going on and on about tomatoes and
things, it's because I like to be precise and
lucid. I'm sure anyone who reads this will
never forget how much a bail weighs!

•fli

I was once invited to play in a football match as one of the teams was short of players.
Halfway through the match the referee awarded a Free Kick to the opposite team. I was
appalled! Here I was merrily kicking the ball at every opportunity unaware that there were
only a few Free Kicks. I quietly slipped out of the field before they could ask me to pay.
mmmmmmmmmmmmmmrn

Golf and tennis require a lot of investment, but basketball is a

poor man's game. Observe the net they throw the ball into.
Always torn at the bottom. Once, in a spirit of service I climbed
up a basketball pole at dead of night and stitched up the bottom
of the net.
How grateful they must have been! But they never knew whom
to thank. I firmly believe that all good work must be done

fc-ijiUBk .HIj. m i l W K M k JH8&-' ^-rrjmfSllM

 SUPPA UVl 9 TAKE THIS
5 0 - R U P E E NOTE ANt?
8RIW6 2 KILOS OF
.RICE FROM THE MARKET.

IATER- I THOUGHT HOU MIGHT LIKE TO 40U FOOL f

HERE HOU
ARE , SIB . . ( P U F F ) — KNOW... AlCE WILL COST MOREtfOU 5H0ULP
a KILOS OF RICE ANP FROM TOMORROW OWWARPS. HAVE
THE CHAN6E... (PUFF) BOUGHT MORE
RICE WITH THE
CHAN6E 1 WOU'P
HAVE SAVEP ME
SOME MONEW

- • S O I BOUGHT
T E N C O P I E S OFTOpAYS
P A P E R !
 SUPP/>iMDl,I WISH TO PARTICIPATE HERE,TAKE T H I S
IN AN ART COMPETITION, ao AND H U N D R E P - R U P E E NlOTE

GETTING
PAY MY FEE: SEVENT"/-FIVE ANP B R I M S B A C K
RUPEES ATTHE COMMUNITY T WE NT 1 /-FIVE R U P E E S .

A REFUND

LPtlER-

R FEW PAYS LftlER-

O-H NO! THE COMPETITION
HAS BEEN CANCELLEP
T-HEY ARE REFUNPIN<5-
THE MONEY ANP TOPAY
IS THE L A S T
PAY.

' S I R , A S I WAS SOINE

TO THE H A L L 1 SUPPENLY
R E A L I S E P THAT IF I AM
TO S E T BACK YOUR
HUNPREP-RUPEE NOTE,
I ' L L HAVE TO RETURN
THE MONEY T-HEY SAVE
ME.
DRYING
A SHIRT
WE HAVE DONE THE FIRST SUM FOR YOU. DO THE
OTHERS IN THE SAME WAY. THEN ADD THE ANSWERS
AND YOU WILL GET SOMETHING WE ALL LOVE.

ANSWERS ON PAGE 60

22
0 "
LOOK CAREFULLY AT THESE PICTURES. SOMETHING IMPORTANT IS MISSING IN
EACH OF THEM. FIND OUT WHAT'S MISSING, FILL IT IN THE RIGHT SQUARE AND
COMPLETE THE CROSSWORD.

HERE IS AN ANIMAL DRAWN

WITH THE HELP OF
LETTERS. YOU WILL
BE ABLE TO NAME
THE ANIMAL, IF
YOU FIND THE
LETTERS AND
YOU WILL NEED: WRITE THEM IN THE
A SQUARE SHEET OF THICK WHITE CORRECT ORDER.
PAPER 6" X 6", A PENCIL, A PAIR OF
SCISSORS, COLOUR PENCILS OR J
WATER COLOURS.

1: FOLD THE PAPER LIKE THIS. 2: NOW DRAW 3: OPEN OUT THE
THIS SHAPE FOLDED SHAPE AND
AND CUTAWAY PAINT FACES AND
THE CLOTHES ON YOUR
SHADED DANCING DOLLS.
PORTION.

23
SUPPANDI
SAVES
A SHIRT

M A S T E R , I WAS I R O N I N S \ D O N T TELL ( l . . . E R . . . WES.?

AND S O M E O N E K N O C K E D \ M f VOU\E
ON T H E D O O R . I WENT TO BURNT /ft^, ~PJ ( O H , NO J J
O P E N IT A N D W H E N I CAME/ MM SHIRTf
. B A C K I S M E L T SOMETHING,
BURNIN6 . . . I

(ff) }%
FORTUNATELY I CUT I T UP
HAVE ANOTHER SILK A N D PATCHED UP
T H E ONE I BURNTf
 S I R , WHW X / ' l b THAT T H E 0N£ 90H! T£PA</ 15 \
HAVE WU PUT THIS\ WIL KNOW THAT <JDU ) 51/PPAMP/ MP \RR5>T RW AT SCHOOL.)
&9ARP WITH A N HAV£ JU5T£>TART£P / sBBA CkOOP
0 N JVRITTEN
lT JUEAKHim ~
?
^ ~ „

<7?*

L 2545
 SUPPANDIjWHM HAVEN'T

CLEANING MOU CLEANED THE BALCON4 ?

LOOK AT THE NUMBER OF

THE LEAVES STREWN HERE.

BALCONY

THAT BVeN/N'6 -
SUPP AND!»HAVE
FINISHED THE OOB
HAP ASKED MOU TO
DO ?
 aMWMWIIiilli'WMMIIIIIIilBMMi

Like everybody else I too

have my favourite toons..
...the DUMBBELLS!

The Dumbbells Nattoo, Dattoo and

Motu as their collective name
suggests, are not the brightest of guys
but they're an adventurous trio, and
their escapades and blunders leave you
in splits.
The brainchild of Prasad Iyer, former
associate editor of Tinkle, the
DUMBBELLS
made its debut in Tinkle 133 published in
July 1987, and ran for several months, delighting
readers of all ages.
It was illustrated by Anand Mande whose sudden departure for greener pastures in
1990 brought a sudden end to the series, much to the disappointment of
its numerous fans.

pMsanammmmmw SW8S •MH

30
D W E L L S
 CATCH THAT SCOUNDREL; GOOD-B'VE, WHAT CAN WE DO WHAT WILL. WE DO
'S THE LAST THING ^INSPECTOR NOW! WE HAVEN OR DINNER! WE'LL
DO ? ANV f/lONEW WITH STARVE*

STOMACHS
GROWLING
ALREAD4.

JUL

STOP THAT U KNOW A SHOPKEEPER

I T S ALL RIGHT F O R 'SQUABBLING! f'VE, WHO BUWS LEAD AND,
. 4 0 U C A N L i v e ON GOT AN IDEA! L E r S OTHER JUNK
* O U R FAT L I K E A SELL THE LEAD
POLAR B E A R ! BRICKS .THEN Wff'u.
^HAvesOME MONE4y

^AGOOPIOEB! y f ~ ~
LEAD PRICES ARE/
JSOING U P !
 SUPPANDl'S EMPLOYER WAS A
emu-TIME BUSINESSMAN
WHO TRIED TO TEACH
HIM THE RUDIMENTS OF
BUDDING RUNNING A BUSINESS-
...50 REMEMBER, YOU

TYCOON MUST ALWFIVS TRV TO

MAKE A PROFIT. NOW
TAKE THIS FIFTy
RUPEE NOTE AND GIVE
IT TO RATFLNLFLL THE
SHOP-KEEPER... /

34
A PROFIT OF
T WENT V-FIVE
RUPEES. HEE.HEE \/
WHAT A SHREWP,
BUSINESSMAN,

THAT'S WHy I SAVE VOU

FIFTV RUPEES-TO COMPLETE
THE PAVMENT- NOW VOU'VE 6 0 N E j
k AND SOLD IT FOR SEVENTy-
_FIVE RUPEES
I.

fa]

35
 ...THIS
IS -HARP
WORK.
 SUPPflNPl'S NEW MftSTER INftS SETH
VftLPftTRftM WHO RAN A PROVISION

PLEASING STORE. ONE Pfiy— |

VMHEN I (30 HOME FOR
LUNCH, VOCJ MUST ATTEND

THE TO THE C U S T O M E R S . I POJVPT

L I K E ANYONE LEAVING MY
SHOP P L S A P P O I N T E P .
OKAV ?
CUSTOMER
 SUPPANPl'S MASTER MY FRIENPS
FORCEV ME
PAYING HAV> KEPT/) PAVING
GUEST iAlHO
RBTUMED l/ERY
AiMVS

LATE. OWE NIGHT

TO 0 0 WITH
T+tEM FOR A
MOV/E!
GUEST HE RETURNED
LATER THAN
USUAL —

I'VE ALMOST
MAPE IT. THANKS
_ TO SCIPPANP1!!

WHAT PIP 1 \NANTEP TO

MOU PO PREVENT THE VOG
THAT FOR, FROM h e a r i n g
qou HOUR
FOOL ! v FOOTSTEPS.

39
 SUPPPiNOI HAD STARTEP ft BASBS&S

FSUPPANDU
SHOP. ONE MORNING— f

OH, HE'S POZEP OFFt FIFTEEN MINUTES LATTER WHEN

NEVER MINP, I'LL THE CUSTOMER WOKE UP. I
a o ON WITH MV FOU MEAN
WORK. VEEEEEEI! VOU'RE NOT
WHAT HAVE SATISFIED
VOU PONE , WITH MY
YOU FOOL ?! WORK?

YOU CHEEKV RASCAL! VOU HAVE CAN'T VOU CUSTOMERS ttfllR

THE NERVE TO ASK ME THAT} R E A P THAT S I 6 N RETURNEP
OF COURSE l AM NOT OVER CHE-ERT=ULL> IT
SATISFIED' THERE ? NOT SATIS^IEP-
K E E P CALM,
S I R ! KEEP CALM.
THERE'S NO N E E D
TO GET ANSR**...
 SUP PAN PI'S
EMPLOYER.

HARD OF mSAN
EftR.-NOSE-

HEARING
THROAT
SPECMUSr.

f 3UPPANPI! WHM CAN'T

MOU A5K HIM INSTEAP
OF WRITING ft
MESSAGE ?
 .TINKLE
^JB^ Which is the odd one out?"

.TRICKS & Parasol

TREATS
Picture (1) and picture (2) were
supposed to be identical. The
artist, however, has made 6 errors.
Can you find them?

Briefcase

Rahul, who is in front of Mohan,

but behind John, is wearing a
sweater that is similar to
Qasim's, but he is not wearing a
cap. Sunil is wearing a cap.
Using this information, can you
find out the names of each of
these 5 boys?
ANSWERS ON PAGE 60

42
 Hake a paper whistle
You will need: A thin piece of paper and scissors.

1. Fold the strip of paper in half.

2. Cut a 'V'-shaped piece out

of the folded end.

3. Hold the folded paper

between the first two
fingers.

4. Fold down the

two ends, press the
paper to the lips
and blow. You will
hear a loud, shrill
whistle.

43
 SUPPANDt WAS GOING TON'S THERE'LL BE A BUS
NATIVE PLACE FOP A FEW MVS- COMING ALONG SOON-
PUT OUT YOUR HAND

THE MAGIC AND IT'LL STOP-

HAND
 SLAPSTICK!
EVERVBODV THINKS f TLL ASK THAT \ [ OH, \
I AM A FOOL. I WISH I STRANGER JF HE / I SIR... J
I COULD PROVE f CAN SHOW )
MYSELF TO BE V M E HOW. J L

HA! H A • S E E
HOW I FOOLED
•) HOU! V
NEIGHBOUR'S
FAN

WE BORROWED IT
FROM ttIM REMEMBER?
THEY'LL SEND THE
BILL TO H I M !
 HERE ARE SOME
PUZZLES FOR YOU
TO SOLVE!

BEAr^^
 LOOK CAREFULLY AT THIS PICTURE. HOW MANY THINGS CAN YOU FIND WHICH BEGIN
WITH THE LETTER R?

YOU WILL NEED: A PIECE OF CELLOPHANE

PAPER 2" X 3", A PIECE OF TISSUE PAPER 2"
X 3", A PAIR OF SCISSORS, A PENCIL.

A. PLACE A PIECE OF B. TRACE OUT C. REMOVE THE D. NOW CUT AWAY

TISSUE PAPER ON THE OUTLINE OF TRACING AND PIN THE SHADED
THIS DOLL THE DOLL WITH A IT TO THE PORTION.
PENCIL CELLOPHANE
PAPER

E. HOLD IT IN
YOUR PALM
AND WATCH IT
FOLD UP ITS
LEGS.
 HALF A
BUCKET

(JUST REAP THE W H A T \e> T H A T

INSTRUCTIONS PRINTED STRANGE NOISE
OH THE PACKET ANP COMING FROM THE
FOLLOW T H E M BATHROOM ? LET
CAR6FULLV. M E GO AND S E E .

A I E E t SUPPANPS, ^
THE n v . . . SO I AAA
WHAT ARE VOU ) INSTRUCTIONS CUTTING T H I S
DOING 2 _/ OH THE BUCKET INTO
- " P A C K E T SAV HALF.
' T H A T T H E DETERGENT
H A S TO BE
DISSOLVES? m HALF
A BUCKET OF
WATER.

52
THE DUMBBELLS GET A FRIGHT Illustrations : Anand Mande
54
SOMEBODY'S^ /cirOOD. IT'S
COMINQ. I YABOUT TIME WE
CAN HEAR J GOT SOME
F O O T S T E P S . y \ S E R V t C & HERE

AAAAHI
/ NOT \
THAT WAY. LET'S
.LEAVE BY THE WHAT
WINDOW. y ABOUT
. MOTU?

I'LL GO
FIRST.
 FT. AND I ' M " WHAT ARE YOU TALKIE
^FEELING AS ABOUT? GHOSTS
[FRESH AS A P O ^ T EXIST.THERE
FLOWER. - -a J S NO SUCH THING
A S A GHOST.
vecocH!
 SUPPA MP/ WORttBP AS A
THE SLEEPY WATCHMAN FOP HtS
NEW EMPLOYER,
WATCHMAN
 AN3WER3 f
TINKLE TRICKS & TREATS 1 TINKLE TRICKS AND TREATS 3
A) 1. Pearl, 2. Pan, 3. Pen, 4. Pea,
5. Ear, 6. Reel, 7. Pear, 8. Oar, A. 1. Flags on Tent. 2. Stripes on Tent.
9. Pole, 10. Rope. 3. Horse's Nostril.4. Balloon. 5. Man's
Teeth. 6. Stripes on man's clothes
B) I.Japan, 2.Nepal, 3.Sri Lanka,
4.Canada, 5.Bangladesh, B. The briefcase is out of place. All
6. Bhutan, 7. Pakistan. the other objects give protection
against the sun.
C) A bird in hand is worth two in
the bush. C. Qasim, Sunil,
John, Rahul,
Mohan in that
TINKLE TRICKS & TREATS 2 order.

TINKLE TRICKS & TREATS 4

A) 1. FROCK- ROCK = F
2. BOAT-BAT = 0
1. Grapes, Apple, Mango, Bananas,
Pear, Plums, Orange
2. Racket, Radish, Railing, Rattle,
Ribbon, Rickshaw, Road, Rock, Roof,
Rope, Rose
3. Dear Sundeep, I heard you are ill
and in bed. I will come and see you
today if I can. But don't wait for me.
You will soon be all right. Cheer up
and get well soon.
Yours, Jeevan.

Suppandi Cleans the Fridge

61
 SUPPMDt WAS PLftHING FOOTBALL ,

GOALKEEPER
 SUPPAMDt WAS OUT QtCUHQ

NO WfTH MS EMPLOYER.

ENTRY
 ONE MORNm AS SUPPMD! WAS

SUPPANDI ON HIS my TO THE MARKET- t h a t b e s s a r is

PRETENPINa TDB6

THE
b l i n p . i'M SURE
HE ISN'T. •

SUSPICIOUS o

HEY, YOU CHEAT, YOU ARE

not blind at a l l , you're
TUST FAKING.

CAN YOU S E E THAT T R E E

AND THE TWO BEGGARS
S I T T I N G UNDER
it?

w
 ONE MORNlSle

ACHIEVING
SUCCESS
 HERE,SUPPANDI,1 WANT
VOU TO 6 0 TO THE MARKET
HIDDEN AND BUV SOME PROVISIONS.
HERE 1 © FIFT</ RUPEES
TREASURE AND TWO RUPEES FOR
WAVSIDE EXPENSES.
ves,
SIR.
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GANESHA tales of wisdom and humour SHRENIK C H O K H A MELA
GANGA TIGER & THE WOODPECKER,
ACROBAT A N D OTHER DAYANANDA
GARUDA TIGER-EATER, THE DESHBANDHU
GHATOTKACHA BUDDHIST TALES, THE
VIKRAMADITYA'S THRONE CHITTANRANJAN DAS
GITA, THE ADVENTURES OF
FA HIEN
G O L D E N M O N G O O S E , THE A G A D DATTA, THE
ACK BRAVEHEARTS GURU A R J A N
HANUMAN ADVENTURES OF
GURU GOBIND SINGH
BADDU A N D CHHOTU, THE Stirring tales of brave men and
HANUMAN TO THE RESCUE GURU N A N A K
AMRAPALI women of India
HARISCHANDRA GURU TEGH BAHADUR
INDRA A N D S H A C H I ANGULIMALA AJATASHATRU HIUEN T S A N G
INDRA A N D SHIBI BAG OF GOLD COINS, A AKBAR J.R.D.TATA
J A G A N N A T H A OF PURI BATTLE OF WITS AMAR SINGH RATHOR JAGADIS CHANDRA BOSE
JAYADRATHA BIKAL THE TERRIBLE ASHOKA JAMSETJI TATA
K A C H A A N D DEVAYANI BIRBAL STORIES BAGHA JATIN JAWAHARLAL NEHRU
KARNA BIRBAL THE CLEVER BAJI R A O I JAYAPRAKASH NARAYAN
KARTTIKEYA BIRBAL THE GENIUS BALADITYA & YASHODHARMA JNANESHWAR
KRISHNA BIRBAL THE JUST BANDA BAHADUR KABIR
KRISHNA A N D J A R A S A N D H A BIRBAL THE WISE BAPPA RAWAL KALIDASA
KRISHNA A N D NARAKASURA BIRBAL THE WITTY BHAGAT SINGH LAL BAHADUR SHASTRI
KRISHNA A N D RUKMINI BIRBAL TO THE RESCUE LOKAMANYA TILAK
BIMBISARA
KRISHNA A N D SHISHUPALA THE INIMITABLE BIRBAL MADHVACHARYA
C H A N D BIBI
KRISHNA A N D THE FALSE CELESTIAL NECKLACE, THE MAHATMA GANDHI
C H A N D R A SHEKHAR A Z A D
CHANDRA LA LAT MAHAVIRA
VAASUDEVA CHANDRAGUPTA MAURYA
COWHERD OF ALAWI, THE MEGASTHENES
KUMBHAKARNA DURGADAS
FEARLESS BOY A N D OTHER MIRABAI
LORD OF LANKA, THE ELLORA CAVES
MAHABHARATA BUDDHIST TALES, THE HARSHA PRAMAVANANDA, SWAMI
MAHIRAVANA FOOL'S DISCIPLES, THE HISTORIC CITY OF DELHI, THE RABINDRANATH TAGORE
NACHIKETA FRIENDS A N D FOES JAHANGIR RAMAKRISHNA, SRI
NAHUSHA GOPAL A N D THE COWHERD JALLIANWALA BAGH RAMANA MAHARSHI
NALA DAMAYANTI GOPAL THE JESTER KALPANA C H A W L A RAMANUJA
NARADA, TALES OF HITOPADESHA TALES KRISHNADEVA RAYA RAM SHASTRI
PANDAVA PRINCES, THE CHOICE OF FRIENDS SAIBABA, TALES OF
LACHIT BARPHUKAN
PANDAVAS IN THE HIDING, THE H O W FRIENDS ARE PARTED SHANKAR DEV
LALITADITYA
PRAHLAD JATAKA TALES SOORDAS
MANGAL PANDE
RAMA BIRD STORIES SUBRAMANIA BHARATI
NOOR JAHAN
DEADLY FEAST, THE TANSEN
R A V A N A HUMBLED PADMINI
DEER STORIES TULSIDAS
SATI A N D SHIVA P A N N A A N D HADI RANI
ELEPHANT STORIES VIDYASAGAR
SAVITRI PAURAVA A N D ALEXANDER
GIANT & THE DWARF, THE VIVEKANANDA
SHIVA PARVATI PRITHVIRAJ C H A U H A N
HIDDEN TREASURE, THE ZARATHUSHTRA
SHIVA, TALES OF RAJA BHOJA
JACKAL STORIES
S O N S OF RAMA, THE RAJA RAJA CHOLA
MAGIC CHANT, THE ACK SPECIAL ISSUF
SUDAMA RANA KUMBHA
MONKEY STORIES
SURYA ™ A N A PRATAP RHAGAWAT - THE KRISF
MOUSE MERCHA h ' T
S Y X M A N T A K A GEM, THE \R
NANDIVISHALA
TRIPURA "AR
STORIES OF C C 5E
ULOOPI P*' 'MSI JESUS ib
STORIES OF WISDi 1
UPANISHADS, TALES FROM MAHABHARATA
TALES OF MISERS
VALI RAM CHARIT MANAS
.ASH BEHAKi d u j c
VALMIKI'S RAMAYANA

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