Champak Magazine - January Second 2025

In this issue

The most popular children’s magazine in the country, Champak has been a part of everyone’s childhood. It is published in 8 languages, and carries an exciting bouquet of short stories, comics, puzzles, brainteasers and jokes that sets the child's imagination free.

The Tiranga Award

As soon as Vaili butterfly saw Toto ant riding his brand-new bicycle with the tricolour flag fluttering on it, she flew over and asked, “Toto, where are you headed with a tiranga on your bicycle?”

5 mins

Year of the Swake

Min Yu was looking around her school campus, dizzy with excitement. She ran to the library, classroom, gym, music room, and the art room. But there was no sign of any decorations anywhere. Nothing at all! Deflated, she flopped down on a bench by the pine tree.

4 mins

Two Detectives

One morning, Nikhil and Akhil's Dad returned from his walk in the park, unusually upset.

4 mins

Ba and Bapu

Mohandas Gandhi, whom people called ‘Mahatma’ and a few fondly called ‘Bapu’, my great grandfather, was a remarkable person.

3 mins

Promise Gone Awry

“Iam tired, I don’t want to study,” grumbled Sunaina. Her mother, Anjana, looked exasperated, but she said in a soothing tone, “There are only three tests left. We will go on a holiday to a place of your choice on the weekend after your tests, I promise!”

5 mins

A Controversial Constitution

January 26 was approaching, and the residents of Champakvan were busy preparing to celebrate Republic Day. Everything was going sparklingly well, when a group of forest dwellers, led by Baddy jackal, began demanding a separate constitution for the forest.

4 mins

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Champak Magazine Description:

Champak Magazine is a monthly children's magazine published in India by Delhi Press. It was first published in 1968 and is one of the most popular children's magazines in India.

The magazine is aimed at children aged 6-12 years and features a variety of content, including:

* Stories: Champak publishes a variety of stories, both original and translated. The stories are typically set in India and feature Indian characters.
* Comics: Champak is known for its comics, which are popular with children of all ages. The most popular comic strip in Champak is "Chikku," which follows the adventures of a mischievous rabbit.
* Activities: Champak includes a variety of activities, such as puzzles, games, and quizzes. These activities are designed to encourage children to learn and have fun.
* Information: Champak also includes information articles on a variety of topics, such as science, history, and current events. These articles are designed to help children learn about the world around them.

If you are looking for a magazine that will entertain and educate your child, then Champak is a great option.