chandamama stories in english pdf free download

Reading it and discussing its contents formed part of the family's activities. It was a very dignified weekly which catered to refined tastes with serial stories (dharavahi), cartoons, photo comics, interviews and a decent film section. Once a week (on Wednesdays) we would receive 'Sudha' the Kannada magazine which had a loving fan-following among Kannadigas. The link to Chandamama website is at the end of this article.Looking at the various pictures and stories I was transported back to my primary school days in Bangalore.ĭuring those days we got the English daily Deccan Herald, delivered to our home.

You can go to the archives and choose older issuea and read them as if you are flipping the printed magazine. It has various categories and you can look up older stories. The website is pretty cool with links to Chandamama in various Indian languages as well as in English. As soon as I heard about Chandamama's web presence I was there looking up the web page.

While I enjoyed the article for many reasons, one thing that hit me deep was that it pointed out a link to the website of my childhood's favorite magazine 'Chandamama' - the colorful publication which came every month and contained colorful illustrations and stories. The link to podcast version is provided at the end of this article. Starting with Jagjeet Singh's ghazal 'yeh daulat bhi lelo' about getting back childhood, he had gone on to reminisce about one's younger days. In his recent writeup he had written about the wonderful days of one's childhood. My friend Srivatsha Joshi writes a weekly column 'Paraga Sparsha' in the Kannada daily Vijaya Karnataka. Today I saw my childhood's favorite magazine Chandamama for the first time in more than 2 decades.

Chandamama stories in english pdf free download