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Cold Drinks 

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Straws 

Plastic Plates & Spoons. 

Family bond 

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Use Reusable 

Cups 

Apples 

WHEN I EAT 

Nuts 

WHAT I WEAR 

Polyester 

Wool 

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Month: Apr’18 Vol: 03 Issue: 03 RNI: MPENG/2016/67408 

COMICS 

Mystery Minder Mia 04 

Dadaji & Arjun 10 

Business Visionaries 16 

Airman 20 

Agent Sonic 26 

Poncho 34 

Discovery Trip 38 

Partner's Player Prisha 42 

STORIES 

The Family Heirloom 06 

FEATURES 

Pioneers of Yesteryears 15 

Business Visionaries 16 

Witty & Wacky 29 

Junior Chef 30 

Reading Corner 45 

Be a Leader 46 

Guidance 

: Arun Tiwari, Urmila Tiwari 

Editor 

: Animesh Tiwari 

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: Jaya Agrawal 

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Dr. Samiksha Sharma 

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Technical Crew 

Production Manager 

Graphics 

Printing 

: Sona Gupta 

: Tanisha, Dakshya, Atharv 

: Surendra Dange 

: Ganesh Graphic 

: Anurag Offset 

Essential Buying 

vs 

Impulse Buying 

Why does it matter? 

“Earth provides enough to satisfy 

every man’s need but not every man’s 

greed.“ 

-Mahatma Gandhi 

In one of my previous editorials, I spoke about how 

consumption is the mother of all the factors. Well, what 

could be better than EARTH DAY to reflect on today’s most 

pressing environmental issues? 

Let us ask ourselves a basic question: What should be the most 

essential element to facilitate buying? If the answer is MONEY, 

think twice. One may need to check the basics of one’s life and 

understand what actually should be the reason for any 

purchase. Now, think again. Is it money? 

A NEED-BASED purchase, after a thorough 

thought process, is the best gift one could give to 

mother nature. 

Let’s think! Do we really need a straw for a drink? Or, a new 

gadget? How about carrying our own water bottles? After all, 

it is consumption that triggers the cycle of production and 

supply. Pollution is an unavoidable by-product of the 

process of production. 

Better India is the reality which has to be shaped 

by us, all of us. 

Animesh, Editor 

An engineer and an alumnus of IIM Calcutta, 

Animesh wears many hats with ease, but 

the one that fits him best is being iJey 

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Note 

Dea l with problems with logical thinking and reas oning, 

whic hinvolves 

ha ving a clear goal, planning systematically, using informat ion , reasoning and 

drawing conclusions. 

MYSTERY 

MINDER MIA 

The Mysterious 

Letter 

Script: Lakshmi Mitter 

Illustration: 72 DPI 

FRIENDS ARE 

MEETING 

AFTER 

4 MONTHS... 

HI, MIA! 

SO GOOD TO 

SEE YOU! 

I CAN’T 

TELL YOU HOW 

HAPPY I AM. 

AFTER A WHILE… 

JUST A BLANK PAPER! HE 

IS SUCH A BASKET CASE. 

IT IS FROM 

MY COUSIN, TANAV. 

I CAN’T WAIT TO 

OPEN IT. 

BUT, THE GOOD FRIENDS STILL HAVE A REASON TO LAUGH... 

BASKET 

CASE: 

A CRAZY 

PERSON 

HAHA…MIA, 

I MISSED YOUR SENSE 

OF HUMOUR. 

MIA’S LOGIC START WORKING… 

HMM, IT SEEMS 

THE PAPER TOOK A SHOWER. 

AND NOW IT IS NEAT AND CLEAN. 

I WONDER IF IT IS WEARING 

PERFUME TOO. 

MIA’S LOGICAL MIND NEEDS 

JUST ONE SPARK TO GET IGNITED! 

04 Apr 2018 

MIA, TANAV IS A CAREFUL BOY. 

HE ENSURES TO KEEP RIGHT SET OF 

BOOKS IN HIS SCHOOL BAG, EVERY DAY. 

SPECIALLY THOSE SCIENCE BOOKS! 

AHHA! HE IS A 

SCIENCE BOY! NO WONDER!

LET US FETCH THE CAT OUT 

OF THE BAG. GET ME AN IRON. 

IRON! 

LET ME PUT A HANKY ON THIS PAPER. 

PLEASE SET THE KNOB ON LOW TEMPERATURE. 

CAT OUT 

OF THE BAG: 

TO LET A 

SECRET OUT 

AFTER A WHILE… 

WOW, MIA! HOW 

DID YOU FIND OUT? 

MISSING ALL 

THE FUN WE 

HAD TOGETHER. 

WLLYOU I 

CO ME BA CK 

DUR I NG THE 

HOLIDAYS? 

IT TRIGGERED MY LOGICAL THINKING WHEN 

YOU SAID HE IS A SCIENCE PERSON! 

LIME JUICE CAN GET ABSORBED BY PAPER AND CAN ALSO 

FADE OUT ANYTHING WRITTEN ON IT. BUT WHEN EXPOSED 

TO HEAT, A CHEMICAL REACTION TAKES PLACE AND THE 

JUICE CHANGES COLOUR, THUS REVEALING THE MESSAGE. 

Children' s Book Author, Lakshmi Mite t r iscurrenty l creating 

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Apr 2018 

05

Script: Farhan Musavi 

Illustration: Agantuk 

Read Aloud Age: 6-7 years 

Read Alone Age: 7+ 

The Family 

Heirloom 

Every saturday evening, a bunch of friends and I, meet at The Orange Copper 

restaurant to listen to true, interesting incidents. Last time, Mohit narrated how 

his colony members were able to catch a thief who had been stealing in that area 

for three months. Prior to that, Vikram had recounted how a woman came to his 

father’s pawn shop and sold a diary bearing Dilip Kumar’s signature and an 

Urdu couplet written in his handwriting. 

Today was my turn. Coincidentally, it was my birthday too. My friends sat all 

around the table eating slices of the black forest cake I had just cut as I began to 

talk. 

‘Although our ancestors left a lot for us, a silver wrist 

watch was the most peculiar one. Several generations 

back, we used to be quite poor, and someone in the 

family decided to start a clothing business, which as 

you all know, we still own. 

This watch was bought from the first profits of that business 

and it was supposed to signify all the honest hard work which 

brought us out of poverty. 


Teacher : Why are people always 

tired on Earth Day? 

Student : Because they just 

finished a March. 

HA 

HA HA 

. 

..

'Our elders used to say that the watch loved our family too much and refused to 

leave us, no matter what'. 

‘My great grandfather once lost it on his way home. An honest man picked it up 

from the streets and handed it over to the police. The police officer knew my 

great grandfather personally and had seen him wearing it, so he returned it to 

him.’ 

‘During the time my grandfather wore the watch, a maid stole it. Two weeks 

later, due to various circumstances, she realised her mistake and returned it to 

my grandfather and asked for his forgiveness.’ 

‘Once, my father’s business was operating at a loss. He was hard pressed for 

money so he mortgaged the watch. The business that was bringing in no income 

for six months, suddenly started showing profits. Within two months, Daddy was 


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able to pay off the debt and bring the watch back.’ 

'That’s interesting, Sameer,' said Vikram. 'Have you brought it with you? I’d like 

to see it.' 

'No. I wanted to test if all this is merely a coincidence,' I replied. 

'So what did you do?' asked Vikram. 

'Four days ago, I went to the Residency, the graveyard. I entered the graveyard, 

which usually remains empty. I dug up a hole and buried the watch there,' I said. 

'What? Why?' asked Vikram again. 

'I wanted to see what happens,' I quipped. 

'Did the watch have the initials A. M. K. engraved on the back of it by any 

chance?' asked Vikram. 

I was shocked. 'Yes, indeed! How on earth did you know that?' Everybody turned 

to look at Vikram. 

'My great grandfather got his initials carved onto it after it was lost and found. 

They stand for Ashraf Mohammad Khan, his name.' 

'Well, it seems the graveyard was not entirely empty after all when you visited 

it,' replied Vikram with a smile. 

iRiddli time 

What jam can't be 

eaten on toast? 


'A small-time thief was probably hiding 

under a tree from where he could see 

you. He thought you 

were hiding a treasure 

or something and, as 

soon as you left, he dug 

up the hole and took 

out the watch.' 

'He brought it to sell at my father’s shop.' 

'Myfathergaveittomeasapresent.I 

wore it, but it was too loose for my wrist. 

So, I thought I'd get it tightened later and 

put it in my pocket.' 

Then, taking out the watch from his 

pocket Vikram said, 'Here it is. You can 

have it as your birthday present,' he 

added. 

Story value: Family heirlooms are precious, priceless and they keep us connected to our ancestors. 

Farhan Musavi is a freelance writer who blogs on majorjournal.com. 

Ask your parents if you have any family 

heirlooms. Share what they mean to 

your family. 

________________________________ 

________________________________ 

________________________________ 

________________________________ 

heirloom: a valuable object that 

has belonged to a family for several 

generations 

pawn shop: a shop which lends money at 

interest on the security of an article pawned 

hard pressed for money: short of money 

mortgage: 

when you mortgage a property 

you lend it as security for the repayment 

of money borrowed 


09

FEAR- FIGHT EVERYTHING AND RISE 

AT NIGHT... 

I AM SCARED, 

DADAJI! THERE IS A 

MONSTER LURKING 

UNDER THE 

BED. 

Note 

Superheros are real! Grandparents are the 

superheroes with silver hair, golden hearts and 

treasured experiences. They are always around to 

win all the battles for their grandchildren. 

Script: Sana Rizwan | Illustration: Stallionstudios88 

IT'S ALL RIGHT 

TO BE AFRAID. WE ALL 

ARE AFRAID OF 

SOMETHING. 

DON'T WORRY, ARJUN. ONCE I SPRAY 

THIS, NO ONE WILL HURT YOU. ALSO, 

LET ME TELL YOU A STORY. 


ONCE, THERE WAS A DADDY 

ELEPHANT. HE WAS AS BIG AND 

STRONG AS A TRACTOR. HIS BABY, 

BHOPU, WAS TEENY- WEENY… 

AND YOU KNOW WHAT, BHOPU 

WAS SCARED OF MANY THINGS, 

LIKE THE DARK, GHOSTIES, BEES, 

AND THE FLUFF YOU FIND 

UNDER THE SOFA.

HOWEVER, DADDY WASN'T SCARED OF 

ANYTHING. BHOPU TRIED TO SCARE HIS DAD. 

BOO! 

IT'S NOT FAIR. 

YOU'RE NOT SCARED 

OF ANYTHING. 

ONE FINE DAY, THEY HAD A VISITOR… 

LOOK, DADDY, 

SOMEONE SMALLER 

THAN ME... 

THAT'S NOT AN ELEPHANT. 

IT'S A M-M-M-MOUSE! 

INSPECTOR MOUSE MAKES 

A CALL... 

GOOD DAY, GENTLEMEN. 

I AM FROM THE CHEESE 

INSPECTION COUNCIL. 

HOW IS IT 

GOING, BOSS? 

YES, WE HAVE SOME 

IN THE FRIDGE. COME, 

I’LL SHOW YOU. 

I AM GOING TO SAY TO 

THEM THEIR CHEESE IS VERY 

DANGEROUS. I AM SURE THEY 

WILL FALL FOR IT. GET 

HERE NOW! 


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SOON, THERE WAS ANOTHER SQUEAK AT THE DOOR. 

WE ARE HERE FOR 

THE CHEESE. 

CHUNNU! MUNNU! 

FOLLOW ME! 

THIS IS A LOT OF CHEESE, 

WE NEED BACKUP! 

WE CAN'T HOLD IT 

MUCH LONGER, BOSS! 

I HAVE ASKED FOR 

MORE BACKUP! 

MORE 

M...M...M...MICE! 

TEAM, LET'S 

TAKE EVERYTHING! 

LOOK... 

AN ELEPHANT. 

YES, 

BOSS! 


BUT THE 

CHEESE IS 

MINE! 

MUMMY ELEPHANT COMES 

TO THE RESCUE... 

SORRY, KID. 

BOSS SAID TO TAKE 

THE LOT! 

STOP! 

THAT'S MY 

DADDY! 

PUT EVERYTHING 

BACK AS IT WAS, NOW! 

LEAVE US ALONE!! 

THE TRUTH IS, BHOPU, 

EVERYONE'S AFRAID OF SOMETHING. 

EVEN YOUR BIG, OLD DADDY IS! BUT HE'S 

STILL THE BIGGEST, STRONGEST 

ELEPHANT AROUND. 

I AM. 

BUT WHEN IT 

COMES TO MICE, 

MUMMY'S THE 

BRAVEST! 

F-E-A-R MEANS FACE 

EVERYTHING AND RISE. 

GOOD NIGHT, SLEEP TIGHT! 

A doting mother to her eight-year-old son and an 

experienced media professio nal,Sana believes that what comes 

from the heart goestothe heart. 


13

The 

EARTH DAY 

SCAVENGER HUNT 

Find & tick mark all the items 

illustrate d on this page. 

The Recycle 

Symbol 

Whe re didyou find me? 

__________________ 

Garbage 

Bin 

Where did yo u find me? 

__________________ 

An Animal That 

lives in Water 

Where did yo u find me? 

__________________ 

A Reduce, Reuse 

& Recycle Sign 

Where did you find me? 

__________________ 

Insect That Helps 

Spread Pollen 

Whe re did you find me? 

__________________ 

A Squr i rel 

Where did you find 

me? 

__________________ 

Rain Wtr a e 

Harvesting 

A Tree Bigger 

Than Your House 

Wher d ou find me? 

__________________ 

di y 

_e Where did yo u find me? 

_________________ 

A used 

can 

To Throw Away 

Wher e did you find me? 

__________________ 

Illustration: Design vesign 


P o ee s 

Pioneersi n r 

Of 

Y ter ea s 

Yes tery ear 

s 

Maharaja 

Ra njit ni araja 

Singh 

1 

2 

Script: Sonali Kaur 

Illustration: Meer Aamir Khan 

Sher-e-Punjab, Maharaja Ranjit Si ngh, was 

the founder of the Sikh Empire. Du ring his 

childhood, he lost one of his eye s to smallpo x, 

but this didn’t stop him fro m becoming the 

greatest ki ng . The one-eyed king cametobe 

known as the ‘Lion of Punja b’. 

At the age of 10, he fought his first 

battle. He took over the tho r ne at the 

age of 12 an d established a vas t Sikh 

empire. 

3 

Despite bei ng the king, he never wore a 

crown or sat on the a s he believed 

everyone is equal for God. He was a very 

gen erous king and respected every 

religion. 

4 

He was criticized for 

bein g‘one-eyed’, but he 

beliv e ed, “ I am on eeyed, 

therefor e, Ican see people 

without discrimination.” 


15

BUSINESS VISIONARIES 

MAHINDRA JEEP 

Script: Priyanka Saxena | Illustration: Stallionstudios88 

IN 1973, MAHINDRA HAD MONOPOLY IN 

THE JEEP MARKET IN INDIA. THEY WERE 

SELLING FOURTEEN THOUSAND VEHICLES 

EVERY YEAR, COSTING ABOUT INR 35, 

000. 

IN THE SAME YEAR, AN OIL CRISIS HIT THE WORLD MARKET, BECAUSE THE OIL PRODUCING 

NATIONS REDUCED PRODUCTION AND INCREASED THE PRICE OF OIL FOURFOLD. 

75 EMPLOYEES WERE LAID OFF, 

AND THE OVER ALL MORALE 

OF THE COMPANY WENT DOWN. 

THE SALE OF JEEP DECLINED 

FROM 14000 TO 7,000 IN 3 YEARS… 


LAID OFF: TO FIRE, 

DISCHARGE SOMEONE 

FROM WORK

ONE MORNING, THE INNOVATION TEAM HEAD, KUMAR SARDESAI (KS) CALLED FOR A 

MEETING WITH HIS TEAM. 

WHAT IS HAPPENING IN THE COMPANY? 

EMPLOYEES ARE LEAVING, CUSTOMERS' 

TRUST IS SHAKEN AND IF IT CONTINUES 

LIKE THIS, WE MIGHT JUST HAVE TO 

SHUT THE BUSINESS. 

YES, YOU ARE 

ABSOLUTELY 

CORRECT. 

WE WILL NOT LET THIS 

HAPPEN BECAUSE WHEN THE 

GOING GETS TOUGH, THE 

TOUGH GET GOING. 

I HAVE FULL FAITH IN MY TEAM. NOTHING IS 

IMPOSSIBLE FOR US IF WE PUT OUR MIND 

TO IT. THINK ABOUT IT AND LET’S 

CATCH UP IN TWO DAYS. 

SO, WHAT ARE 

WE GOING TO 

DO NOW? 

AFTER TWO DAYS… 

SHOULD WE CHANGE 

THE ENGINE FROM PETROL 

TO DIESEL? 

YES! BUT, REMEMBER, IT 

IS EITHER EASY OR IMPOSSIBLE. 

TAKE YOUR PICK. 

BUT THAT IS NOT AN 

EASY JOB… WE HAVE TO KEEP IN 

MIND ALL THE SPECIFICATIONS 

AND TECHNICALITIES INVOLVED. 

PUT OUR MIND TO IT: 

TO CONCENTRATE ON 

DOING SOMETHING 

TAKE YOUR PICK: 

TO CHOOSE SOMETHING 


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IT'S IMPOSSIBLE 

IN SUCH A SHORT TIME? 

OK. SO YOU PICKED 

‘IMPOSSIBLE’. NOW, LET’S 

ACHIEVE THE IMPOSSIBLE. 

KS AND HIS TEAM WORKED DAY AND NIGHT FOR SIX MONTHS. 

18 Apr 2018

SIX MONTHS LATER… 

WE HAVE FINALLY DEVELOPED AN ENGINE 

WHICH IS NOT ONLY PERFECT FOR INDIAN 

ROADS BUT ALSO SAVES MONEY 

BY USING DIESEL INSTEAD OF PETROL. 

THIS WOULD NOT HAVE 

BEEN POSSIBLE WITHOUT THE 

HARD WORK AND INNOVATIVE 

THINKING. 

AS IS SAID, “UNITY IS 

STRENGTH. WHEN THERE IS 

TEAMWORK AND COLLABORATION, 

WONDERFUL THINGS CAN 

BE ACHIEVED.” 

THE ENGINE WAS AN INSTANT HIT IN 

THE MARKET. THE MAHINDRA JEEP 

SALES WERE ON THE RISE AGAIN. 

IT IS PROVED," GENIUS IS ONE 

PERCENT INSPIRATION, NINETY-NINE 

PERCENT PERSPIRATION." 

TEAM WORK AND INNOVATION 

ARE THE KEYS TO SUCCESS IN 

ANY BUSINESS. 

MAHINDRA GROUP FOLLOWS 

THIS POLICY TO DATE. 

DISCLAIMER: THIS IS A WORK OF NON-FICTION AND IS BASED ON TRUE EVENTS THAT 

HAVE BEEN SOURCED FROM THE INTERNET. HOWEVER, THE ILLUSTRATIONS ARE A 

RESULT OF THE ILLUSTRATOR’S IMAGINATION AND CREATIVITY AND MAY NOT BE AN 

EXACT REPRESENTATION OF THE PEOPLE MENTIONED IN THE STORY. 

Priyanka is a strategy consultant turned writer. She has a passion 

for all forms of story telling including short films, blogs & movies. 


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AIRMAN 

The culprit behind punctured tyres 

Script: Anand Rawat 

Illustration: Siddharth Panwar 

IT'S A PEACEFUL SATURDAY MORNING. 

HEY, BUDDY ... 

WASSUP… 

I THINK YOU 

NEED A WASH. 

DAVID WALKS IN... 

AH.. 

NOT AGAIN... 

WE NEED TO 

SAVE WATER.. 

HI, DAV, 

HOW IS IT 

GOING? 

ALL GOOD BROTHER, 

EXCEPT I’VE GOT A FLAT 

TYRE AGAIN. 

DAVID NARRATES WHAT 

HAPPENED WHILE 

TIGER LOOKS ON... 

A FLAT TYRE 

SHOULD NOT UPSET 

ANYONE, BUDDY. 

NOT EVEN IF YOU GET THREE 

FLAT TYRES IN FOUR DAYS? 


KABIR AND DAVID LEAVE HOME FOR COLLEGE WHERE KABIR IS A PROFESSOR AND 

DAVID A COMPUTER LAB ASSISTANT. 

LET’S GO TO COLLEGE 

NOW. WITH ME AROUND, 

NO TYRES WILL EVER FALL 

SHORT OF AIR SUPPLY. 

YEAH! 

MS GEETA WALKS INTO THE STAFF ROOM. SHE LOOKS TIRED AND IRRITATED. 

GOOD MORNING, 

MS GEETA. HOW 

IS IT GOING? 

IT’S THE SECOND TIME 

IN TWO DAYS THAT MY SCOOTER 

GOT PUNCTURED. 

KABIR LEAVES NOTHING TO CHANCE. 

DAVID, MS GEETA, 

WHERE DID YOUR BIKES 

GET PUNCTURED? 

IT CANNOT BE A 

MERE CO-INCIDENCE. 

SUDDENLY PEOPLE ARE 

REPORTING OF FREQUENT 

FLAT TYRES. 

SARDAR 

PATEL MARG... 

SHAHEED BHAGAT 

SINGH ROAD... 

KABIR VISUALIZES THE CITY MAP... 

BOTH THESE ROADS 

ARE CLOS ETO EACHOTH ER ... 

DEFINITELY THE FLAT TYRES 

ARE NOT CO-INCIDENTS. 

IT’S TIME FOR A LATE 

NIGH T FLIGHT.. 


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AIRMAN FLIES OVER SARDAR PATEL MARG. 

SO FAR ALL CLEAR, 

NOTHING WRONG SEEMS TO 

BE HAPPENING HERE, LET ME 

GO OVER THE OTHER AREAS. 

AIRMAN SPOTS A MAN ON THE ROAD ENGAGING IN SOME SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY. 

WHAT IS THAT 

GENTLEMAN LOOKING 

AT ON THE ROAD? 

THAT TOO AT THIS 

LATE HOUR? 

AIRMAN FINDS THE MAN 

DROPPING NAILS ON 

THE ROAD. 

AIRMAN SERVES THE 

STARTER: AN AIR KICK... 

AH, SO HE IS 

THE GUY CAUSING 

TYRES TO PUNCTURE, 

LET ME TEACH 

HIM A LESSON. 


NEXT, THE MAIN COURSE: AIR PUNCH... 

OMG…WHO 

IS HITTING 

ME ? 

AIRMAN TRANSFORMS TO KABIR... 

WHO ARE YOU... WHERE 

DID YOU COME FROM? 

WHEN DID YOU COME? 

ONLY I WILL ASK QUESTIONS 

AND YOU WILL ANSWER... 

WHY ARE YOU DOING THIS..? 

THE MAN CONFESSES HIS CRIME OF PUNCTURING 

THE VEHICLES TO BOOST HIS BUSINESS OF FIXING PUNCTURES. 

DID YOU 

EVER REALIZE 

WHAT WOULD 

HAPPEN IF AN 

AMBULANCE 

CARRYING A CRITICAL 

PATIENT GOT A FLAT 

TYRE? SOMEONE 

COULD MISS THEIR 

JOURNEY BY MISSING 

A TRAIN OR A 

FLIGHT...WORST 

CASE, A BIKER MAY 

HAVE A FATAL 

FALL... 

KABIR HANDS OVER THE CULPRIT TO THE POLICE. 

SIR, HERE IS THE MAN WHO 

CUNNINGLY SCATTERED NAILS ALL 

OVER THE ROAD SO THAT THE TYRES GOT 

PUNCTURED. HE HAS A TYRE PUNCTURE 

REPAIR SHOP JUST A KILOMETER 

AWAY FROM HERE. 

WE WILL 

FIX HIM IN THE 

LOCKUP NOW. 

THANKS, KABIR. I AM NOT SURE, BUT 

HE COULD BE THE ONE RESPONSIBLE FOR 

OUR JEEP TYRE PUNCTURE THIS MORNING. 

Anand is an IT professional. He can be found either spending time 

in a wonderland inhabited by Phantom, Mr Bean and Doraemon or 

bowling at the nets to his growing son. 


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Congratulations! 

Boat Ride 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

48 

49 50 

Rearrange the letters in 

the correct order to make 

the name of an animal 

ATROLILAG 

Identify the homophones 

in the sentence: 

John ran bare feet to see 

the black bear in the zoo. 

Answers 

5. blank 12. under, over 19. bare, bear 25. will cook 

33. in trouble 39. flock 44. get butterflies in my stomach 

48. ALLIGATOR 52. oxen 

START 

1 

Design & illustration: Rajeev kumar 


HA HA HA 

. 

. . 

Dad: Can a kangaroo jump higher 

than the Empire State Building? 

Suhana: Of course! 

The Empire State Building 

can’t jump! 

1 

Whatisthe 

plural of 

‘ox’? 

Complete the sentence with 

the most suitable idiom: 

Whenever I have to speak 

in public, I ……………… 

Fill in the blank with a 

collective noun to 

complete the sentence: 

The ……………….of geese 

flew over the lake. 

What is the 

meaning of the 

underlined idiom: 

I hate being in 

the doghouse all 

the time. 

Say the tongue twister 

quickly and as clearly 

as possible: 

I thought a thought. But the 

thought I thought wasn’t 

the thought I thought. 

20 21 

22 

23 24 

25 

Complete the sentence 

by changing the verb in 

bracket to future tense: 

Suhana (cook)………….. 

every morning. 

26 

27 

Find the antonyms 

in the sentence: 

The train went under the 

bridge as cars drove over it. 

11 

10 9 8 7 

2 3 4 

Write the synonym of the 

underlined word: 

Ileftananswerbox 

(empty)…………… on my 

Science test. 


25

Agent Sonic 

THE STATIONERY CHEAT 

TRISHA IS BUYING CRAYONS FROM MR. CHAUDHARY'S SHOP. 

Once again! On reader s demand... 

' 

Script: Priya Kumar 

Illustration: Siddhi Jain 

UNCLE, 

I WANT 

THIS BOX OF 

CRAYONS. 

YOU 

HAVE TO 

PAY 275. 

AS TRISHA AND HER FRIEND SANA GET READY TO USE THE CRAYONS… 

WHAT! 

THESE ARE 

BROKEN! 

AND 

SOME ARE 

MISSING… DIDN’T 

YOU JUST BUY THIS 

NEW BOX, 

TRISHA? 

SONIC’S WATCHPOD RECEIVES 

A NOTIFICATION. 

THAT 

CHAUDHARY UNCLE 

IS SUCH A CHEAT! 

CHAUDHARY 

UNCLE CHEATS 

LITTLE CHILDREN. 

TIME TO 

MEET THE 

CHEAT AND 

TEACH HIM A 

LESSON. 


CHAUDHARY UNCLE IS IN FOR A SURPRISE… 

CHAUDHARY STATIONERY 

SANA, YOU KEEP 

THE SHOPKEEPER 

OCCUPIED WHILE 

TRISHA AND I 

INVESTIGATE. 

SONIC & TRISHA SEE SOMETHING SHOCKING… 

LOOK SONIC, THEY RE-PACKAGE 

DAMAGED STATIONERY. 

MY SPY CAM 

IS RECORDING 

EVERYTHING. 

GOOD 

PLAN! 

SONIC AND THE KIDS CONFRONT 

CHAUDHARY UNCLE. 

WHAT A 

SHAME! 

YOU CHEAT 

LITTLE KIDS. 

NO, 

NOT AT 

ALL! 

SORRY, KIDS. I’LL REPLACE YOUR CRAYONS 

WITH NEW ONES AND RETURN YOUR MONEY. 

PLEASE DON’T TELL THE POLICE. 

NEVER 

CHEAT KIDS. 

KIDS MAY BE 

YOUNG BUT THEY 

ARE VERY 

SMART! 

I HAVE PROOF ON MY SPY CAM. 

DO YOU WANT TO SEE IT? 

Priya is a freelance business writer involved in online social 

media and offline marketing strategy development. She also 

writes on nutrition, fitness and health. 

APR 2018 

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Note 

Skill: Develo pconcentration, 

attention t odetail andsocial 

ski lls. 

Age: 

4+ 

Wh at' s Wron g? 

CORPORATE OFFICE 

Fin d eig ht silly mista ke s in thi s pict ure. 


Illustration: Atul Puri

Witty & Wacky 

Script: Jaya Agrawal 

Illustration: 72 DPI 

On an overnight train journey... 

LET'S SWITCH THE 

LIGHTS OF F. 

BU T MOM, I THOUGHT OF 

FINISHING THI S BOOK TONIGHT 

SO THAT I CA N ST ART WITH A 

NEW ONE TOMORR OW. 

MOM, I WILL READ IT 

IN THE MORNING. OTHER 

TRAVELLERS ARE GETTING 

DISTURBED. 

I LOVE THESE COOKIES… 

I WANT TO EAT THEM ALL. 

LET'S SAVE FOR THE REST. 


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Healthy Apple 

Salad 

Text: Jaya Agrawal 

Ingredients 

pineapple chunks: 1 cup 

apple cider vinegar: 2 tbsp 

sugar: 1/3 cup 

egg: 1 large (lightly beaten) 

flour: 1 tbsp flour 

apples: 4 large (diced) 

peanuts: 2 cups 

*tbsp: tablespoon 

*tsp: teaspoon 

Junior 

Chef 

Method 

1. Drain the liquid from 

pineapple chunks into a 3- 

quart saucepan. 

2. Add the vinegar, sugar, egg 

and flour. 

3. Cook over medium heat, 

stirring constantly, until it 

thickens (under adult 

supervision). 

4. Remove from heat and pour 

into a large bowl. 

5. Add the pineapple chunks, 

apples and peanuts. 

6. Stir well. 

7. Refrigerate for about 8 

hours before serving. 

(Although it is fine to serve 

it right away if you're short 

on time) 

Identify the Taste 

Sweet, Tangy, Salty , 

Sour and Spicy. 


Answer: 1. Spicy 2. Salty 3.Sour 

4. Tangy 5.Sweet

Hidden 

ic e 

P tur 

Illustration: Atul Puri 

Note 

Skl i l:Deve lo p concentration, 

atte ntio n to detail and social 

skills. 

A ge: 

4+ 


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Note 

Skill: Develop fine motor 

skills and sequential 

thinking. 

Age: 

6+ 

Cut 3/4 of a square 

out of the lid of the pizza 

box leaving one side attached 

to make the solar panel. Tape 

a piece of foil to cover 

1. the underside 

of it. 

2. 

Illustration: Design vesign 

Open the box and tape 

your sheet of plastic to the 

underside of the lid so that it 

is covered. Be sure to make a 

decent seal, as this will trap 

the heat in the oven. 

3. 

Line the 

inside of the box, 

including the sides, 

with foil. 

4. 

Use a piece of wire 

wedged into the little 

holes in the sides of 

the box or a pencil to 

prop open the lid. 

DOMI NOS / PIZZA 

HUT- PIZZABOX 

SHEE T OF PLASTIC 

(a reportcoveror page 

protecto r works g reat) 

FOIL 

A PIECE OF STURDY 

WIR E OR A PENCIL 

TAPE 

1. Put some food inside. Nachos work 

great as they don’t spoil easily. 

2. Close the lid and place the oven 

at a spot where the sunlight 

falls on the solar panel 

directly. 

3. Wait until the nachos are 

baked and ready to eat. 

4. Of course, it goes 

without saying, be sure 

to recycle these ovens 

whenever you need. 


Note 

Skill: Develo pconcentration, 

attention t odetail andsocial 

ski lls. 

Age: 

4+ 

What' 

s Wrong? 

SHIP 

Find eight silly mista ke s in this pictu re. 

Illustration: Atul Puri 


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PONCHO IN NEW YORK 

PONCHO IN NEW YORK 

Script: Laxmi Mitter | Illustration: 72 DPI 

KAMAL AND SNEHA ARE PLAYING CARROM WITH 

THEIR NEIGHBOUR. 

MY FATHER JUST RETURNED FROM 

NEW YORK AND HAD SO MANY STORIES 

TO TELL. IT WAS SO FASCINATING. 

YEAH, MAYBE SOMETIME IN THE 

FUTURE WE CAN GO TOGETHER. 

IT WILL BE SO MUCH FUN! 

WE COULD VISIT 

NEW YORK TOO. 

WE CAN GO NOW 

IF YOU LIKE. 

PONCHO ARRIVES... 

DID I HEAR THAT YOU WANT TO GO 

TO NEW YORK? WELL, I AM HERE TO TAKE ALL 

OF YOU. BY THE WAY, RAVI, I AM PONCHO. 

AS THEY CLIMB ONTO PONCHO... 

ON THEIR WAY TO NEW YORK... 

I THINK I WANT 

TO GO HOME. 

THIS IS FUN 

YET SCARY. 


DON’T WORRY, RAVI. 

PONCHO IS OUR FRIEND. 

YOU CAN TRUST HIM. 

AS LONG AS YOU 

HOLD ON TIGHT, YOU 

WILL BE FINE, RAVI.

IN NEW YORK... 

THIS IS THE EMPIRE STATE 

BUILDING. IT HAS 102 STOREYS. 

THE 86TH FLOOR HAS A 

VIEWING DECK THAT GIVES 

YOU A 360 DEGREE VIEW 

OF THE ENTIRE CITY. 

PONCHO, MY FATHER WAS 

TELLING ME ABOUT A VERY BIG 

AND BEAUTIFUL PARK HERE. 

THANKS TO 

PONCHO WE HAVE 

THE SAME VIEW. 

HE MUST HAVE REFERRED 

TO THE CENTRAL PARK. LET’S GO. 

AT THE CENTRAL PARK... 

WOW! SO MANY TREES. IT SEEMS LIKE 

THIS IS THE ONLY AREA THAT HAS SO 

MUCH GREENERY IN THE WHOLE OF 

NEW YORK. 

THIS PARK IS SO 

BEAUTIFUL AND WELL 

MAINTAINED. 

IT LOOKS SO BEAUTIFUL 

BECAUSE OF THE TREES, 

DON’T YOU THINK? 

WELL, IT IS HOME TO 

ABOUT 20,000 TREES. 

YOU ARE RIGHT, 

PONCHO! 


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DO PLANES 

FASCINATE YOU? 

ARE WE GOING TO 

FLY ONE, PONCHO? 

YES! 

YES! 

YES! 

AT THE INTREPID SEA, AIR AND SPACE MUSEUM... 

WELL, YOU CAN’T FLY THEM BUT IF YOU ARE 

LUCKY YOU COULD GET INTO ONE OF THOSE. 

THEY WALK DOWN A PATHWAY... 

RAVI, DID YOUR FATHER TELL YOU ABOUT THE 

FAMOUS MADAME TUSSAUD'S WAX MUSEUM? 

AT THE MADAME TUSSAUDS WAX MUSEUM... 


LOOK! AMITABH BACHCHAN, 

SHAHRUKH KHAN, AISHWARYA RAI, 

HRITHIK ROSHAN, SALMAN KHAN... 

SNEHA, THOSE ARE BEAUTIFULLY 

CARVED, LIFELIKE WAX STATUES. 

THERE ARE STATUES OF OTHER 

CELEBRITIES TOO. LOOK AROUND.

YOU GOT FOOLED SO 

EASILY SNEHA, HAHAHA. 

WHAT A LOVELY MENU! I AM 

GOING TO HAVE THE MELTING 

MARSHMALLOW CREPE. 

HAHAA! I AM SURE YOU BOYS 

GOT FOOLED TOO... LET’S GET SOMETHING 

TO EAT BEFORE IT IS TIME TO LEAVE. 

I WILL HAVE CRISPY 

MAC 'N' CHEESE. YOU, 

PONCHO? 

ME? I AM 

ON A DIET. 

I WILL HAVE THE HUGE 

CHOCOLATE SHOT. 

YOU MUST HAVE SOMETHING. 

AT LEAST A CHOCOLATE MILKSHAKE? 

OK, I WILL HAVE 

ONE OF THOSE. 

THAT LADY THERE IS THE STATUE OF 

LIBERTY. SHE IS VERY IMPORTANT IN AMERICAN 

HISTORY. THERE IS A LOT MORE IN NEW YORK 

FOR ANOTHER TRIP. 

WE WILL BE HAPPY TO 

COME AGAIN! THAT WAS A 

LOVELY TRIP, PONCHO! 

Children' s Book Author, Lakshmi Mite t r iscurrenty l creating 

Custom Picture 

Books For ReluctantReaders. Websie t :htp t ://lakshmmte. i i t r com 


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About the Olympics 

Script: Sana Rizwan Illustration: Sabbir Hussain 

HEY, I CAN SEE THAT 

YOU HAVE EARNED 

A MEDAL. 

YES, SPORTS 

ACTIVITIES ARE ON, AND I 

HAVE WON A GOLD MEDAL 

IN THE 100 MTS RACE. 

CONGRATS! ONE DAY, YOU 

WILL RUN LIKE USAIN BOLT, 

THE OLYMPIC WINNER. 

OH! WE ALL WANT TO KNOW 

ABOUT THE OLYMPICS. 

THE OLYMPIC GAMES ARE 

A FESTIVAL OF SPORTS. 

I HAVE HEARD THAT PEOPLE 

FROM AROUND THE WORLD 

MEET TO PLAY AND WATCH 

SPORTS DURING OLYMPICS. 

TRUE! THE MOTTO OF THE 

OLYMPIC GAMES IS “FASTER, 

HIGHER, AND STRONGER”. 

WHERE AND WHEN DID 

THESE GAMES BEGIN? 


THESE GAMES BEGAN 

AROUND 2500 YEARS AGO 

AT OLYMPIA IN GREECE. 

THIS ANCIENT GREEK 

STATUE SHOWS A MAN 

THROWING A DISCUS. 

BUT, THE FIRST MODERN 

OLYMPIC GAMES WERE HELD 

ONLY IN 1896. AND YOU KNOW 

WHAT, NOW WHEN NEARLY 

HALF OF ALL THE ATHLETES ARE 

WOMEN, THERE WERE NONE AT 

THAT TIME. 

LET ME TELL YOU ALL ABOUT 

THE SYMBOLS OF OLYMPICS. 

REALLY? 

"THE MOST IMPORTANT THING IN THE OLYMPIC 

GAMES IS NOT WINNING, BUT TAKING PART; 

THE ESSENTIAL THING IN LIFE IS NOT CONQUERING, 

BUT FIGHTING WELL." 

-PIERRE DE COUBERTIN 

(FOUNDER OF MODERN OLYMPICS) 

THOSE ARE THE OLYMPIC 

FLAME AND THE OLYMPIC 

FLAG. 

I WATCHED 

THE TORCH 

RELAY OF 2016 

OLYMPICS AT 

BRAZIL. 

I DID SEE THAT 

FLAG. IT HAS 

FIVE RINGS 

ON IT. 


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WAY TO GO, GUYS! ONE 

ATHLETE TAKES THE OLYMPIC 

OATH AT THE START OF EVERY 

OLYMPIC GAMES. HE OR SHE 

PROMISES TO FOLLOW THE 

RULES AND PLAY FAIR. 

WHERE 

ARE THE OLYMPIC 

GAMES STAGED? 

THE OLYMPICS ARE HELD IN DIFFERENT 

CITIES AROUND THE WORLD. 

LOTS OF DIFFERENT BUILDINGS 

ARE BUILT FOR THEM. ALSO, AN 

OLYMPIC VILLAGE IS BUILT FOR THE 

ATHLETES TO LIVE IN. 

WHY THE MOTTO “FASTER, 

HIGHER, STRONGER”? 

THE WINNER OF THE OLYMPIC 

100-METRES RACE IS CALLED THE 

FASTEST MAN OR WOMAN IN THE 

WORLD. POLE VAULTERS CAN JUMP 

HIGHER THAN A DOUBLE-DECKER BUS. 


WEIGHTLIFTERS LIFT 

WEIGHTS THAT ARE HEAVIER 

THAN THEM. 

OH MY! 

UNBELIEVABLE! 

SO THE MOTTO... TO WIN THE 

GOLD MEDAL, THE ATHLETE HAS 

TO BE FASTER, JUMP HIGHER AND 

BE STRONGER THAN ANY OF THE 

OTHER PARTICIPANTS. 

THEY MUST 

NEED TO TRAIN VERY 

HARD THEN. 

OF COURSE! THIS 

GYMNAST HAS PRACTICED 

FOR MANY YEARS TO BE AT 

THE OLYMPIC GAMES. 

WHEN AND WHERE WILL 

THE NEXT OLYMPIC GAMES 

BE HELD? 

BRAVO! 

IN 2020 IN 

TOKYO, JAPAN. 

Adoting mother to her eight-year-old son and an experienced media 

professiona l, Sana believes thatwhat comesfrom the heart goes to 

the h eart. 


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PARTNER'S PLAYER PRISHA 

SPECIAL CHILD 

Script: Dr. Sonil Sumit Misra 

Illustration: Mehak Jain 

Note 

Partner's Player Prisha is a team player, not only cooperative and compassionate 

but possesses great leadership skills too. There is so much to learn from her. 

DEVU, YOU ARE 

DOING GREAT! 

AT DEVU’S HOME… 

JUST THEN, THE DOOR-BELL RINGS... 

HEY, WE HAVE 

A NEW PLAYER. 

HE WILL NOT PLAY WITH US. 

HE IS NOT LIKE ONE OF US. 

I NEED A SIX TO WIN. 

WHAT DO 

YOU MEAN? 

HE IS A CHILD WITH 

SPECIAL NEEDS. 

I HAVE SEEN A CHILD WITH SPECIAL 

NEEDS IN MY DANCE CLASS. 

DADDY FINGER, DADDY 

FINGER, WHERE ARE YOU? 

HELLO, GIRLS. HE IS ABHI. 

ABHI, SAY HI. 

BUT WHY IS HE NOT 

TALKING TO US? 

HE IS VERY GOOD IN 

RHYMES AND LEARNING. 

WHY IS HE 

IGNORING US? 

HE IS NOT IGNORING US. 

GIRLS, I NEED SOME HELP... 

WILL YOU ALL HELP ME, PLEASE? 

SURE, 

AUNTY. 

I WANT YOUR TIME! ABHI NEEDS COMPANY 

OF CHILDERN. WE HAVE RECENTLY SHIFTED 

HERE. NO ONE WANTS TO PLAY WITH HIM 

AS THEY DON'T FIND HIM NORMAL. BUT, HE 

JUST NEEDS SOME SPECIAL ATTENTION AND 

LOVE. AT TIMES, HE LIVES IN HIS OWN 

WORLD TOO. 


WE ALL WILL 

HELP YOU, AUNTY. 

HE IS AS NORMAL AS YOU ALL ARE. 

THE ONLY DIFFERENCE IS THAT HE CAN'T 

COMMUNICATE OR INTERACT WITH PEOPLE. 

WHY DON'T YOU ALL COME TO OUR PLACE? 

HE WILL FEEL COMFORTABLE. 

YES, AUNTY, DON'T WORRY. 

ABHI IS OUR FRIEND FROM TODAY. 

YES, AUNTY, WHY 

NOT? DOES HE GO 

FOR THERAPIES? 

YES, HE GOES FOR 

OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY 

AND SPEECH THERAPY DAILY. 

MOMMY, 

I AM PLAYING. 

I AM A LITTLE 

SCARED. 

THERE IS NO NEED TO BE SCARED, 

EVASHKA. ABHI IS VERY GOOD. 

YES, ABHI, WE ARE 

YOUR NEW FRIENDS. 

THANK YOU, ALL. I LIKE YOU ALL. BYE, 

FRIENDS. WE WILL MEET AGAIN TOMORROW. 

WE WILL DO SOME RESEARCH 

WORK ABOUT CHILDREN WITH 

SPECIAL NEEDS AND THEN, 

WILL PLAY ACCORDINGLY. 

BYE, ABHI. 

YES, PRISHA, THAT WILL 

HELP HIM A LOT. 

VERY GOOD, GIRLS. 

I AM PROUD OF YOU. 

Mother of a three-year-old, Dr Sonil Sumit Misra, is a physiotherapist 

by profession and a writer by choice. She believes that the purpose 

of her life is to be enlightened and enlighten others. 


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3 

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2. Dont_________. Use 

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4. Something that is 

planted on Earth 

Day. 

6. We celebrate this on 

April 22 every year. 

7. Earth Day Color. 

1. When using less, 

you_________. 

3. Turning off lights 

ANSWERS 

DOWN: 1-Reduce, 3-Energy, 

5-Recycle 

ACROSS: 2-Litter, 4-Tree, 

6-Earthday, 7- Green 

The Jellybean. 

helps us to 

conserve_______. 

5. When you use 

things over again, 

you_________. 


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How I feel about school. 

When I’m playing with 

my friends. 

When I forget to finish 

my homework. 

When I get grounded. 

When I do well in school. 

When I ‘m on a Holiday. 

When the teacher gets 

angry with me. 

When nobody will play 

with me. 

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me. 


H o w wo u l d I fe e 

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Rahul’ s shoes - “I know I don’ t remem ber th ings. 

I stu dy a lo t, but can’ t remember an d forget 

everythin g that I’ ve stud ied. ” 

Krit i’s shoes- “ My mom did n’t let me watch 

my favourite TV show.” 

Suha na’ s shoes- “I am e xcited. I am going on a 

beach holiday with my Mom and Dad.” 

Adi’s shoes- “I hope we do well in tomorrow’s 

inter-school football match.” 

Arpit a’s s hoes- “ I dirtied my new clot hes in the 

part y, my friends will now make fun o f me. ” 

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