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Stories for Children

Stories for Children written by Indian Women

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Amar Chitra Katha

We invite stories for children written by Indian women staying in India or abroad. The stories must be your own original work and not copied from anywhere and not published elsewhere. The stories should be simple and easy to grasp.

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Read our Stories for Children

Rani Jhansi Devi - by Prema Sastri

Tenali Raman's Secret - by Lakshmi Menon

Emperor Asoka - by Prema Sastri

Who Am I - Story for Children- By Lakshmi Menon

The New Bicycle- By Sneha Subramanian Kanta

Dial E for Emergency - By Padmaja

Dial E for Emergency Part II - By Padmaja

Trishna - By Padmaja Menon

Punishment - Story for Children- By Lakshmi Menon new


Read our Play for Children

Forest Drums by Prema Sastri

Forest Drums Part II by Prema Sastri

Forest Drums Part III by Prema Sastri

Forest Drums Part IV by Prema Sastri

Forest Drums Part V by Prema Sastri


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Shashank happily came home from school and rushed to change his clothes. The final exams had at last come to an end. He washed his face and sipped on some ...

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Tom and Jerry were enjoying their summer vacation.
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It was terrible. There was hardly a trickle of water in the taps.
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The cleaning woman Kamala cleaned out the basement and peeped into the rainwater sump. It was 3/4ths full. Madam always wanted it dry. Oh, heck, she would ...

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