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Anant Pai

    Anant Pai, popularmente conocido como Tío Pai, fue un destacado educador indio y creador de un importante legado de cómics. Fundó la serie Amar Chitra Katha, que revitalizó cuentos populares indios tradicionales, historias mitológicas y biografías de figuras históricas para una nueva generación. Más tarde, lanzó la revista Tinkle, una antología infantil que cimentó aún más su impacto en la conexión de los jóvenes lectores con la cultura e historia de la India. Su obra democratizó el acceso a narrativas patrimoniales a través del medio accesible y atractivo del cómic.

    Lal Bahadur Shastri
    Malavika
    Krishna
    Devotees and Demons
    Mahatma Gandhi
    Buddhist Tales 10022
    • Includes the following titles: Buddha, Angulimala, Amrapali and Upagupta, King Kusha: A Buddhist Tale, The Acrobat: Buddhist Tales

      Buddhist Tales 10022
    • Mahatma Gandhi

      Father of the Nation - Special Issue

      • 61 páginas
      • 3 horas de lectura

      Ridiculed for his idealism and love for truth and scoffed at for his simplicity and humility, Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi proved himself to be no ordinary mortal when by literally 'turning the other cheek' he brought the mighty British empire to its knees. This special edition traces the Mahatma's life as he grew from a passive, quiet and thoughtful boy into a man who seemed to possess unending reserves of strength and determination in the face of tremendous odds. A man who stirred the hearts of millions and inspired them to believe in freedom.

      Mahatma Gandhi
    • The gods have always inspired extreme devotion and the desire to learn, in those who believed in them. The gods and their devotees have also inspired consuming hatred in those who represented the dark forces of evil, the demons like - Hanuman, tore open h

      Devotees and Demons
    • Krishna

      • 32 páginas
      • 2 horas de lectura

      Krishna is the most endearing divine hero of India in human form. Krishna's story is full of exciting events all through his life. Wicked men, women and creatures are often up against him but he defeats them all. Whether as a cowherd or as a prince he commands love as well as respect from all.Kamsa imprisoned his sister Devaki and her husband Vasudeva because it was prophesied that one of their children would cause his death. He slew seven children born in captivity, but Krishna, the eighth one, survived because Vasudeva carried the newborn baby secretly to find shelter with the cowherd community. Krishna grew up there as a son of Nanda and Yashoda and the brother of Balarama.Krishna's life can be divided into three periods. His childhood in Gokul and Brindavan, his youth in Mathura when he killed Kamsa and restored the throne to Kamsa's father, and his later years as friend and guide of the Pandavas.He is most known for his role in the Mahabharata and his teachings during the war which form the text of the Bhagavad Gita.

      Krishna
    • Malavika

      • 31 páginas
      • 2 horas de lectura

      Malavika is based in Mahakavi Kalidasa's play Malavikagnimitra. As Kalidasa's first play, Malavikagnimitra has more of the young enthusiastic writer's sense of fun, play and intrigue than the superb imagery and poetic expressions his later works display.

      Malavika
    • Lal Bahadur Shastri

      • 32 páginas
      • 2 horas de lectura

      Lal Bahadur Shastri rose from poor circumstances to be the second prime minister of India. Added to the personal challenge of matching the stature of his predecessor, Pandit Nehru, a leader of international repute, Lal Bahadur Shastri had to face a number of obstacles when he assumed office. Slowly and steadily and with his characteristic cool, not only did he measure up to all these challenges, but he also demonstrated that he could be tough when the occasion demanded.The life story of this great son of India is depicted for our young readers in this Amar Chitra Katha.

      Lal Bahadur Shastri
    • Mirabai

      • 32 páginas
      • 2 horas de lectura

      Mira war eine Prinzessin eines kleinen Königreichs in Rajasthan. Von der Kindheit war sie Krishna gewidmet. Sie wurde in das königliche Haus Chittor verheiratet. Obwohl die Göttin Durga der Familie war, verehrte sie weiterhin von Krishna. Ihre Lieder der Hingabe zu Krishna wurden beliebt und sie kam, um Heilige zu nennen. Sie erklärte, dass sie mit Krishna verheiratet wurde. Als ihr Ehemann der König starbt, weigerte sie sich, "Sati" zu sein oder die Frau, die mit dem toten Ehemann den Beerdigungspyre klettert. Viele waren die Tribulationen, denen sie ausgesetzt war. Sie braved them allen. Das Ende kam, wie sie wollte, während sie von Krishna singt. Mirabai 'Bhajans' (Andachtslieder) werden in ganz Indien von den Massen sowie von Meistern der klassischen Musik gesungen.

      Mirabai
    • The Mahabharata is essentially the story of the Pandavas and their cousins, the Kauravas. Around the theme of their rivalry and feud is built an epic which has influenced millions of Indians over the centuries. In the process, the sons of Pandu have becom

      The Pandava Princes