Vali, Sugreeva and Hanuman have key roles in Valmiki's famous epic, Ramayana, from which our Amar Chitra Katha has been drawn. They were begotten in the monkey tribe by Indra, king of the Devas, Surya, the sun god, and Pavana, the wind god respectively, t 1st ed. 32p., 23cm.

Arjuna was as devoted to Krishna as Hanuman was to Rama. Our first story, which is based on a folktale popular in South India, is about the encounter between Arjuna and Hanuman both of whom come to realise that Rama and Krishna are one and the same. Arjun 1st ed. 32p., 23cm.

In this Pancharatna Volue we have put together five Amar Chitra Katha titles on the legendary ideal king, Rama. The first one is based on Kalidasa's 'Raghuvamsham' and chronicles the lives of the Ancestors of Rama. The second, Dasharatha is based mainly o 1st ed. 160p., 24cm.

This Special Issue of Amar Chitra Katha combines three titles centered on a popular character from Hindu mythology. The stories included in this volume are Hanuman, Hanuman to the Rescue, and Bheema and Hanuman. Hanuman's unflinching devotion to Rama has 1st ed. 96p., Illustrations.

Hanuman was the chief general of the monkey king, Sugreeva. The story of his adventures, particularly after the monkey army reaches the sea-shore opposite Lanka, is one of the best efforts of pure imagination to be found in the Ramayana. When no one feels 1st ed. 32p., 23cm.

Hanuman, the son of Pavana and Anjana, was born a monkey and yet attained a prminent place among the Hindu Gods, by his sterling character. Hanuman's unflinching devotion to Rama has made him the greatest of the Bhaktas (Devotees) ever known. His singular 1st ed. 32p., 23cm.

The encounter between Hanuman, the monkey hero of the Ramayana and Bheema, the mighty Pandava prince, is one of the most dramatic incidents in the Mahabharata. Hanuman is the son of Vayu, the wind-god; and Bheema is the son of Kunti, born by the grace of 1st ed. 32p., 23cm.

The wit and wisdom of Birbal had endeared him not only to Akbar, but also to a vast majority of the subjects of the Mughal empire. He had the rare distinction of achieving immense popularity during his lifetime, next only to that of Akbar. He was a good a 1st ed.

The wit and wisdom of Birbal had endeared him not only to Akbar, but also to a vast majority of the subjects of the Mughal empire. He had the rare distinction of achieving immense popularity during his lifetime, next only to that of Akbar. He was a good a 1st ed.

This set of comic books in Hindi includes 5 titles: Garuda, Lav - Kush, Abhimanyu, Amrit Manthan, and Prithviraj Chauhan. Profusely illustrated in multicolors,these comics render absorbing and delightful reading for both children and adults alike. 1. Garu 1st ed. 180p.