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IS ALWAYS AVAILABLE.
Logical
YEAH, SPACE JUN K I S A SERI OUS PROBLEM
FO R ASTRONAUT S WORKING IN SAC P E.
JUN K ? IN SPACE?
LI KE JUNK ON EARTH?
SAME PROBLEM
EVERYWHER E!
Knowledge
DONT WORRY, WE WILL
MAKE IT HAPPEN.
Leaders
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02 May 2018

Month: May’18 Vol: 03 Issue: 04 RNI: MPENG/2016/67408
Mother: A team player
Why does it matter?
COMICS
Mystery Minder Mia 04
Dadaji & Arjun 10
Airman 20
Agent Sonic 25
Poncho 32
Witty Indans 36
Discovery Trip 38
Partner's Player Prisha 42
STORIES
The Unbeliever 06
FEATURES
Pioneers of Yesteryears 15
Business Visionaries 16
Witty & Wacky 28
Junior Chef 30
Reading Corner 45
Be a Leader 46
Guidance
: Arun Tiwari, Urmila Tiwari
Editor
: Animesh Tiwari
Sub-Editor
: Jaya Agrawal
Business Development : Abhinav Sharma,
Dr. Samiksha Sharma
Product Expert : Uday Agrawal
Admin
Technical Crew
Production Manager
Graphics
Printing
: Sona Gupta
: Tanisha, Dakshya, Atharv
: Surendra Dange
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: Anurag Offset
‘Motherhood: All the love begins and
ends there.’
-Robert Browning
Mothers are real-life fairies. They are
everything to everyone! A prudent planner, a
selfless and caring leader, an astounding nutritionist, an
empowering influence, nurturer; they are everything packed
into one!
Of the many hats that she wears, her team-playing
skills are what I admire the most. There is a subtle lesson in
everything that she does that we could take pointers from- how
she becomes the pivot of the family; how she is so therapeutic
to someone in need; how she is all ears when someone needs a
person to open up to; how she lets go of things even if it hurts;
and how she understands what a family member may not even
say. She may not be the captain of the family team, but
essentially, pulls everything to her- Such is her
magnetism!
Shouldn’t we all learn something from this aspect of her?
Well, it is not going to be easy, I bet! As we celebrate
Mothers’ Day on the 13th of this month, in our hearts,
we know that just one day is not enough to celebrate
Mother and Motherhood. But that shouldn’t stop us
from giving our mums that extra big hug on Mother’s
Day!
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
to the crew of iNTELLYJELLY.
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Note
Deal with proble ms wit h logical thinki ng and reasoni ng,
which
involves ha ving a clear goa l , planning systematically, us ing informat
ion,
reasoning and drawing conclus ions.
MYSTERY
MINDER MIA
Case of The Missing
Copy of iNTELLY JELLY
Script: Lakshmi Mitter
Illustration: 72 DPI
AFTER SOMETIME…
OH! SORRY, MIA,
I TOOK IT
FROM KARTIK AND
LATER, PASSED IT ON TO
AKSHATA'S GROUP.
AKSHATA, CAN I
PLEASE HAVE THE
COPY OF iNTELLYJELLY?
KARTIK, CAN YOU
PLEASE PASS THE
iNTELLYJELLY?
MIA, COULD
YOU PLEASE TAKE
ANOTHER
COPY FROM
MRS DUBEY?
MRS DUBEY, CAN I
PLEASE HAVE A COPY
OF iNTELLYJELLY?
MY COPY
IS MISSING?
MADAM, IT MUST
BE IN THE DRAWER.
RITA, IT IS
NOT THERE.
MRS.DUBEY, WHEN
WAS THE LAST TIME YOU
SAW YOUR COPY?
SURE.
THIS MORNING.
I THEN GAVE IT
TO RITA.
DON’T WORRY, I WILL
HELP YOU FIND IT
BY ALL MEANS.
I REMEMBER PUTTING IT INSIDE THE
DRAWER. I USUALLY DON'T LOCK
THE DRAWER DURING THE DAY.
BY ALL
MEANS:
BY ALL
POSSIBLE
METHODS
04 May 2018

DID ANYONE COME
TO THE LIBRARY IN
THE MORNING?
NO, NOBODY. BUT RITA AND I
STEPPED OUT FOR A CUP OF COFFEE.
IF MRS DUBEY WENT TO
GET A CUP OF COFFEE,
THAT WOULD HAVE GIVEN
ENOUGH TIME FOR
SOMEONE TO SNEAK IN.
WHY WOULD ANYONE
STEAL WHEN iNTELLYJELLY
IS ALWAYS AVAILABLE.
KARTIK, COME AND PLAY
WITH US. WHY DO YOU
KEEP SITTING THERE WITH
YOUR BAG?
NO! I DON'T
WANT TO PLAY.
I KNOW WHO THE
CULPRIT IS. DO YOU?
KARTIK WAS THE ONLY ONE WHO HAD CLOSED HIS BAG SHUT
AND WAS GUARDING IT AS IF HE WAS AFRAID THAT SOMEONE
MIGHT TAKE OR SEE SOMETHING IN HIS BAG. THE OTHERS HAD
NOTHING TO FEAR AND HAD THEIR BAGS OPEN.
Childr en' s book author, Lakshm i Mitt er is currently creatin g custo m picture
boo ksfor reluctan t reade rs . Websit e: htt p:// lakshmimitter.com
May 2018
05

Script: Farhan Musavi
Illustration: Agantuk
Read Aloud Age: 7-8 years
Read Alone Age: 8+
The
Unbeliever
Once, there was a man who didn’t believe in God. He
would look around and see pain and misery around
him, and wonder, 'Why would a good god create such
a world?'
He thought those who believed in God
were ignorants. The only reason they
believed in god was because their
parents had told them to. He believed, no
one really knew their religion, for they
had merely inherited it.
The man got into the habit of ridiculing religious people. He thought that was funny
and brave of him, for that was a time when atheists were laughed or pitied upon. He
loved picking up quarrels with them.
‘Is your god all powerful?’ he asked.
iRiddli time
'Of course, He is,' they replied.
‘And is he all merciful?’ asked the man.
What is an insect’s
favourite sport?
‘Indeed,’ replied another believer.
‘So why did he create evil?’ he questioned.
‘He did not. Man created evil,’ came the reply again.
‘Then why would he create such men who would create evil? Do you still think he
isn't responsible?’ he asked.
The believers had no answers for such questions. They had to walk away with a
solemn face uttering, ‘May God show you the correct path.’
After quarreling and shaming many such people, he became quiet bold. He now
wanted to argue with someone special, somebody more important.
Cricket!
06 May 2018

There was a wise old priest in a nearby town who
was well regarded for his knowledge. It was said
that he had all the answers to all the questions
about religion, and no one who turned to him
returned dissatisfied. So, the atheist decided
to target him now. He thought, if he defeated
the priest, he would instantly become
famous, for he would have achieved what no
one else had achieved before. So, he packed
his bags and went to see him.
The priest used to meet people after sunset every day. The
others on the carpet while they waited for him to arrive.
atheist too sat amongst
The atheist had given some serious thought while preparing his question. He
believed his question was impossible to answer, no matter how knowledgeable one
was. The priest finally arrived, greeted the crowd and the crowd, in turn, greeted
him.
'How many of you are here for advice or answers? Please raise your hands.' About a
dozen people did, including the atheist.
‘You, sir. You seem to be new in this town, you are our guest. You may ask first,’ he
said addressing the man.
‘Thank you,’ the man replied. He thought, all of the priest’s good manners were just
a farce.
‘I don’t believe in God,’ announced the man. The people gathered there whispered
amongst one another and looked at him with contempt. The priest, however,
merely smiled.
‘But He believes in you, my son,’ answered the priest.
‘Is that your holy book?’ asked the man pointing his finger in the direction where a
thick book in a black leather jacket was kept on a wooden bookrest.
‘Yes it is,’ replied the priest.
‘Can you teach me this complete scripture? I promise I shall start believing in
God if you do,’ said the man.
‘It will be my pleasure and privilege!’ Exclaimed the priest.
‘But I have a condition,’ said the man.
‘What’s that?’ questioned the priest.
May 2018
07

‘You’ll have to teach me your whole scripture while standing
on one foot,’ answered the man.
‘Have you lost it?’ someone cried from the crowd.
‘This man is insane,’ shouted another.
‘He’s here to insult our Father. Throw him out!’ said another
voice.
However, the priest waived his hand to them, which silenced
everybody. ‘Is that all you want in order to believe in Him and
worship Him?’ asked the priest.
‘Ah… yes,’ he answered.
‘Alright, my son,’ said the priest and he stood up on
one foot. ‘Do not treat others as you wouldn’t like to
be treated yourself.’ Then, he put his foot down, sat back on his chair, and added,
‘That is the whole scripture. The rest is commentary.’
The crowd started cheering for the priest. The man couldn’t believe what had
just happened. The answer was still sinking in. He was trying to come up with a
counter argument, trying desperately to find a flaw in the priest’s answer, but
was unable to.
Eventually, he began to see the shallowness of his belief. He realized, he was not
searching for the truth but being arrogant. At last, he saw the light. He thanked
the priest, kissed his hands, and returned to his town as a firm believer in God.
Story value: The purpose of religion is to cultivate positivity to become a better human being.
Farhan Musavi is a freelance writer for
hire who blogs on majorjournal.com.
Do you believe in God?
Yes, because______________________
________________________________
No, because______________________
________________________________
atheist: someone who believes God
does not exist
ignorants: unaware or uninformed
solemn: serious and dignified
contempt: a feeling that someone is
unimportant and deserves no respect
scripture: a sacred writing or book
08 May 2018

Hidden Pictures
Birthday Party
Note
Skill: Develop concen tratio n,
attention t o detail and social
skills.
Age:
4+
Illustration: Atul Puri
May 2018
09

Noe
t
Superheroes 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.
RED & WHITE BOAT
Script: Sana Rizwan | Illustration: Stallionstudios88
YOU CAN PLAY WITH MY BOAT
TODAY, ARJUN. BUT, YOU MUST
GIVE IT BACK TOMORROW.
THANK YOU! I
WILL BRING THE BOAT
TO YOUR HOUSE
IN THE MORNING!
NEXT MORNING, ARJUN HAS AN IDEA!
IF I DON’T TAKE THE BOAT
BACK TO SASHA, PERHAPS,
HE WILL FORGET
ABOUT IT. THEN I CAN
KEEP IT FOREVER.
10 May 2018

MEANWHILE, SASHA WAITS FOR
ARJUN TO RETURN HIS TOY BOAT.
I WAS RIGHT!
SASHA HAS FORGOTTEN
THAT I STILL HAVE
HIS BOAT.
BUT, ONE MORNING, ARJUN HAS A VISITOR.
OH, NO,
IT'S SASHA!
KNOCK
KNOCK
YOU WERE TRYING
TO HIDE MY TOY BOAT.
DID YOU THINK I WOULD
FORGET THAT YOU
STILL HAD IT?
WHAT ARE
YOU DOING?
UMM,
NOTHING
AT ALL.
May 2018
11

I AM VERY SAD.
YOU WANTED TO KEEP
THE BOAT MORE THAN YOU
WANTED TO BE MY FRIEND.
UM….NO. WELL,
YES, YES I DID!
SASHA LEAVES THE ROOM. ARJUN BOWS HIS HEAD IN SHAME.
OH, DEAR ARJUN,
WHAT’S WRONG?
FRIENDS ARE FAR
MORE IMPORTANT
THAN TOYS.
I AM A BAD, GREEDY
LITTLE BOY. I WANTED TO
KEEP SASHA’S BOAT.
NOW, I HAVE LOST
THEM BOTH.
DADAJI, I HAVE AN IDEA. SHOULD I GIVE
ONE OF MY FAVOURITE TOYS TO SASHA?
I WILL NOT EVEN ASK HIM TO RETURN IT.
SURE,
ARJUN.
12 May 2018

ARJUN IS BACK FROM SASHA’S HOUSE AND SHARES HIS HAPPINESS WITH HIS DADAJI.
DADAJI, SASHA HAS FORGIVEN
ME! HE SAID THAT AS I AM SUCH A
GOOD FRIEND, I CAN BORROW HIS
TOY BOAT UNTIL TOMORROW.
JUST AS LONG AS YOU
DON’T FORGET TO GIVE IT
BACK!
I PROMISE!
NEXT MORNING, AS ARJUN SAT DOWN FOR BREAKFAST,
HE LOOKED AT THE RED AND WHITE TOY BOAT.
ARJUN, REMEMBER FMITT…
FRIENDS ARE MUCH MORE
IMPORTANT THAN TOYS.
I SHALL MISS PLAYING
WITH THE BOAT. BUT I WOULD
MISS PLAYING WITH SASHA
EVEN MORE IF I DIDN'T
RETURN THE BOAT.
A dot
ing mother to her eight-year-old son and an
experie
nced media professional, Sana believes that what
comes fro
m the heart goes to the heart.
May 2018
13

Th
e
SCAVENGE
R
Mother's e s DAY
Move around
t he hous e & f ind al l these
special thin gs for Mummy!
HUNT
Mumm y ’s favourite
song
Which is it?
____________
A picture of
mummy
When was this clicked?
____________
Something
daddy gave
to mummy
What is it?
____________
Mummy’s
favourite
star (actor/actoress)
Who is it?
____________
Something
mummy
loves to eat
What did you find?
____________
Illustration: Design vesign
Mummy’s
favourite
movie
Which is it?
____________
14 May 2018

Pioneers
Mother
Teresa
esa
Of
Y steryeart r ese e ye s
Colour this picture
1
2
3
Script: Reena Chopra
Illustration: Meer Aamir Khan
Gonxha Agnes
Bojaxhiu was bo rn on August 26, 1910 at
Sko pje in Macedon ia. I n 1928, she went to Ireland. There,
she entere d th e Loreto congregation. At that tim e, in
B engal, the sisters o f Loreto were carrying out
missionar ywor k.
A year later, sh e sailed to India w ith a longing to jo in them.
She became th e Principal of St. Agne s’ High School
for
Girl s at Calcutta afte r years of teachin g in the
congregation’s schoo lsand convents.
A large slum near the sco h ol caugh ther attentio
n.
She was deeply moved by the condition of the lowl
y
creatures. Their sufferings stirred her inner self
to give up her comfortable living. Afte r she was
granted Indian citizenship in 1948, she went about
collecting human wrecks on th e streets, housed
them and begged from door to door food for them.
She founded the Missionaries of Charity in 1950 with
just a few sisters. In 1956 , she founded th e Nirmal
Hriday, a home for the dying and destitute, in a house
donated by the Calcutta corporation authorities. Help
from the people was little. Yet, she did not give up. The
hostility of the local people , who want
ed to drive her
out , change d when she housed a dying whom nobody
would touch.
4
Mother Teresa had al so l ed variou s peace mission
s.
She did n ot like to talk a bout herself and felt at peace
among the people o f her homes. She bega n her day
with an earl y morning ma ss an d visited al l her ho mes
wherever she happened t o be. She eno j yed her work
and inspired man yother to join her.
May 2018
15

BUSINESS VISIONARIES
Flipkart
Script: Priyanka Saxena | Illustration: Stallionstudios88
IN 2007, TWO IIT ENGINEERS, BINNY BANSAL
AND SACHIN BANSAL, DECIDED TO QUIT
THEIR JOBS AND START FLIPKART.
E-COMMERCE
MARKET IS
GROWING IN INDIA.
WE MUST TAKE ADVANTAGE
OF THE SITUATION. LET'S START
OUR OWN E-COMMERCE COMPANY.
I WAS THINKING
THE SAME.
A FEW DAYS AFTER QUITTING THEIR JOBS, SACHIN
AND BINNY WERE SITTING IN THEIR ROOM,
BRAINSTORMING.
YOU ARE RIGHT, AFTER ALL,
' KNOWLEDGE IS POWER'.
WHAT DO YOU THINK THE
COMPANY SHOULD DO?
INSTEAD OF
GOING ON A WILD GOOSE
CHASE, LET’S DO A MARKET
SURVEY TO DECIDE.
ABSOLUTELY.
BOTH OF THEM GO AND MEET MANY BUSINESSMEN AND OTHER PEOPLE TOO
TO UNDERSTAND THE MARKET DEMAND BETTER.
16 May 2018
WILD GOOSE
CHASE: A WILD
OR ABSURD
SEARCH FOR
SOMETHING
NON-EXISTENT

THEY MADE A NEW E-COMMERCE WEBSITE CALLED FLIPKART.COM,
AND STARTED SELLING BOOKS.
BUT SUCCESS NEVER COMES EASY. AFTER THE LAUNCH, THEY RAN OUT OF MONEY
TO ADVERTISE THEIR BUSINESS.
BUT, WHERE THERE IS A WILL, THERE IS A WAY.
WE CAN STAND IN
FRONT OF BOOKSTORES
AND DISTRIBUTE OUR
PAMPHLETS.
THAT WAY, WE WILL BE
ABLE TO INTERACT WITH OUR
CUSTOMERS DIRECTLY.
May 2018
17

THE WORD OF MOUTH PUBLICITY WORKED. BUT, WITH THAT CAME OTHER PROBLEMS.
THE WEBSITE IS GETTING A
LOT OF VISITORS, BUT MANY OF
THEM ARE NOT BUYING.
WE SHOULD TAKE CUSTOMER FEEDBACK.
HEARING STRAIGHT FROM HORSE'S MOUTH
WILL GIVE US BETTER INSIGHTS.
CUSTOMER
FEEDBACK IS TAKEN
AND A MEETING IS CALLED.
THE BIGGEST ISSUE WITH MOST OF
THE VISITORS IS THE ABSENCE OF AN
ONLINE PAYMENT OPTION.
WE WILL HAVE TO FIND SOME WAY
AROUND THIS, OR OUR SALES WILL NEVER RISE.
DONT WORRY. WE WILL
MAKE IT HAPPEN.
STRAIGHT
FROM HORSE'S
MOUTH :
FROM THE
ORIGINAL OR
MOST RELIABLE
SOURCE
18 May 2018

AFTER SEVERAL DAYS OF BRAINSTORMING, THEY COME UP WITH A SOLUTION.
IF WE ALLOW CUSTOMERS
TO PAY CASH WHEN THEY
RECEIVE THE BOOKS, THEN THE
PROBLEM CAN BE SOLVED.
YES, I AM SURE.
THIS WILL WORK.
THUS, SOLVING ONE PROBLEM AT A TIME, THEY KEPT ON
CROSSING ONE MILESTONE AFTER ANOTHER, AND FLIPKART
BECAME INDIA’S LARGEST ONLINE SHOPPING COMPANY.
Priyanka is a strategy consultant turned writer. She has a passion
for all forms of story telling including short films, blogs & movies.
May 2018
19

AIRMAN
the art of letter writing
Script: Anand Rawat
Illustration: Siddharth Panwar
KABIR IS A PASSIONATE
RUNNER AND SO IS TIGER.
RUNNING WITH YOU
IS SO MUCH FUN.
COME ON,
TIGER….
WHAT ARE YOUR PLANS
FOR THE SUMMER
VACATION, SOMYA.
AS THEY WALK BACK, THEY HEAR
AN INNOCENT CONVERSATION.
I WILL PLAY WITH MY
FRIENDS AND READ THE
iNTELLYJELLY MAGAZINE.
AHA! THAT’S A LETTER BOX. PEOPLE
USED TO WRITE LETTER AND DROP
THEM IN THIS BOX FOR DELIVERY.
BUT, NOWADAYS, PEOPLE
WRITE LETTERS LESS OFTEN.
NANAJI, WHAT IS
THAT RED THING?
BUT WHY? DO THEY NOT WANT
TO TALK TO THEIR FRIENDS?
BECAUSE PEOPLE
THESE DAYS ARE TOO
BUSY TO WRITE
LETTERS.
20 May 2018

NANAJI, IF I DROP
A LETTER FOR MY
FRIEND, NITYA IN
THIS BOX, WHO DO
I TELL TO TAKE IT
TO HER?
I WILL TELL
YOU EVERYTHING
ABOUT LETTER WRITING
STEP BY STEP.
THE CONVERSATION
STAYS WITH KABIR…
TRUE! THE GENTLEMAN
WAS RIGHT. LETTER
WRITING HAS BECOME
A LOST ART NOW.
KABIR GETS DOWN TO WORK.
MY MASTER HAS
A MASTER STROKE ON
HIS MIND BY NOW,
I AM SURE.
LET ME SEND
LETTERS TO MY
YOUNG FRIENDS.
SO, MR TIGER,
I NEED TO DELIVER
THESE PACKS.
SO MY MASTER,
THE AIRMAN WILL BE A
POSTMAN TONIGHT.
COOL!
May 2018
21

AIRMAN IS DELIVERING A LITTLE SURPRISE FOR THE KIDS.
THAT WAS ARJUN’S HOUSE,
NEXT, I GO PRISHA'S AND THEN
TO AGENT SONIC’S HOUSE.
THEREAFTER, TANVI’S, RITI’S...
SO MANY OF THEM.
AIRMAN HAS TO COVER THE ENTIRE
TOWN AND SOME NEARBY CITIES AS
HE HAS LITTLE FRIENDS ALL OVER.
MY DEAR FRIEND, LET ME
INTRODUCE TO YOU THE
ART AND JOY OF LETTER
WRITING. SEND A LETTER
TO YOUR FRIEND IN THE
TOWN AND SHARE YOUR
PLANS FOR THE UPCOMING
VACATION WITH THEM.
TAKE HELP FROM YOUR
PARENTS TO POST THESE
LETTERS IN THE RED
LETTER BOXES YOU
SEE AROUND THE CITY.
22 May 2018
PAPA-MUMMY, I WILL WRITE
A LETTER NOW. COULD YOU
PLEASE TAKE ME TO THE
LETTER BOX AFTER THAT?

THE RED LETTER BOX HAS MANY VISITORS AFTER A VERY LONG TIME.
WHAT A WONDERFUL IDEA
TO GET THE KIDS TO START
WRITING LETTERS!
IT REMINDS OF MY YOUNGER
DAYS WHEN WE WOULD EAGERLY
WAIT FOR THE POSTMAN.
EVEN I AM GOING TO
SURPRISE MY FRIENDS BY SENDING
THEM A HANDWRITTEN LETTER.
WOW!
UNCLE, IT WAS
YOU WHO GAVE
ME THIS IDEA.
THE OLD MAN WAS
MOVED TO SEE
PEOPLE POSTING
LETTERS.
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.
May 2018
23

Note
Skill: Develop concentration,
attention to detail and social
skills
A ge:
4+
What' s Wrong?
RAILWAY STATION
Find eight silly mistakes in this picture.
Illustration: Atul Puri
24 May 2018

agent sonic
the kite flying festival
Script: Payal Das | Illustration: 72 DPI
Note
Be street smart and practical, quick on
one’s feet and even quicker in thinking.
I SHOULD GET A GADGET THAT
WILL MAKE KITES FLY ON THEIR OWN.
ELSEWHERE...
ADITYA, LET’S GET
OUR KITE HIGH UP
IN THE AIR TOO.
HARRY, YOU TAKE THE KITE IN
YOUR HAND AND RUN TOWARDS
THAT SIDE, AND LIFT IT UP.
HARRY DOES AS INSTRUCTED.
BUT…
OKAY!
May 2018
25

AGENT SONIC'S WATCHPOD BEEPS...
AS SOON AS SONIC REACHES
THERE, HE SEES…
LOOKS LIKE
SOMEONE NEEDS
HELP.
OH!
SONIC TIE S THE MEASUREMENT
TAPE
TO T HE SHOV EL.
AGENT SONIC THINKS
ON HIS FEET.
AS AGENT SONIC LEAVES, HE HAS A
WORD WITH THE TWO BOYS.
THE KIDS PROMISE AGENT SONIC TO
BE CAREFUL THEREON.
GUYS, TRY BEING
STREET SMART. TRY TO
UTILISE WHAT YOU
HAVE AROUND.
YES, AGENT SONIC,
WE'LL KEEP THAT IN MIND.
26 May 2018
Payal is a freelance journalist who loves writing for kids.
As a mother, she believes stories are great for development.

idd H en Pictures
CIRCUS
Note
Skill: Develop concentratio n,
attention to detail and social
skills.
Age:
4+
Illustration: Atul Puri
May 2018
27

Witty & Wacky
Script: Jaya Agrawal
Illustration: 72 72 DPI DPI
What would you have done if you were at the museum
with your friends?
Which way you will go, Witty way or Wacky way?
28 May 2018

Illustration: Design vesign
Giggle and laugh with iJoke!
Teacher: Rahul, why are you
doing your maths sums on
the floor?
Rahul: You told me to do it
without using tables!
HA HA
H
A
.
. .
CRO S
SWORD! O !
1
3
G
F
L
4
2
C
A
S
M
5
K
E
1.
Mom plu cks
in h er garden.
2. My m om i s a great
. I love
everythin gshe
m akes .
2. I will m ake m ymom
a Mothe r's da y .
3. T his is another
word fo ra present.
4. I my mo m.
5. is short
for mother.
ANSWERS
Across: 1.flowers 2.cook
Down: 2.card 3.gift
4.love 5.mom
May 2018
29

Mac and
Cheese
Recipe: Reena Chopra
Ingredients
cooked pasta of your choice: 1 cup
shredded cheese: 2 tbsp
amul milk: 1/3 cup
salt: 3/4 tsp
black pepper: 1/2 tsp
(freshly ground)
Junior
Chef
*tbsp: tablespoon
*tsp: teaspoon
Method
1. Place pasta, cheese, milk,
salt and pepper into a
microwave safe bowl. Stir to
mix.
2. Microwave for 3 minutes.
3. Stir and microwave for an
additional 2 minutes.
4. Stir until creamy and
smooth. Serve immediately.
Kitchen Activity
Identify the spoons
30 May 2018
Answer: 1. tea spoon 2. salad spoon
3. soup spoon 4. table spoon

Note
Skill: Develop fine motor
skills and sequential
thinking.
A ge:
6+
Illustration: Design vesign
1.
Ta ke 2 popsicle
sticks a nd put a
l ine o f glue down
th em.
2.
Lay the other
stick s acros s the m
in the opposite
directio n.
Glue a m agn et o n
t he top ce nte r of
3.
t f
he back o your
fam r e.
6.
Paste some glitter
or rhinest
ones, and
add a bow to
beautify it. Let your
imagination flow!
5.
Y ou can gl ue or
tape your picture s
on to the fram e.
4.
Once dry, decorat e,
usin g Crayons or
Color pe
ns.
May 2018
31

PONCHO IN COLOMBO
PONCHO IN COLOMBO
Script: Laxmi Mitter | Illustration: 72 DPI
LOOK,
PONCHO!
KAMAL AND SNEHA ARE PLAYING WITH FEW OTHER FRIENDS.
IS EVERYONE SEEING
WHAT I AM SEEING?
HELLO, EVERYONE!
CAN I PLAY TOO?
YES! THAT HORSE
IS OUR FRIEND. HIS
NAME IS PONCHO.
SUPER SHOT, PONCHO!
THAT'S A SIX!
OF COURSE, PONCHO!
WOULD YOU LIKE TO BAT?
THE GAME GOES ON FOR A WHILE.
SIX!
SIX!
SIX!
THANK YOU! LOOKS
LIKE YOU ALL LIKE CRICKET.
I AM ON MY WAY TO SEE A
MATCH IN SRI LANKA. WOULD
YOU LIKE TO JOIN ME?
32 May 2018

ON THEIR WAY TO THE THE R. PREMADASA INTERNATIONAL
CRICKET STADIUM IN COLOMBO…
AT THE STADIUM, A MATCH BETWEEN
SRI LANKA AND AUSTRALIA IS ABOUT
TO BEGIN.
AFTER THE MATCH...
LET'S HIT THE BEACH AND
TAKE A TUK-TUK.
ON THEIR WAY...
AT THE BEACH...
THE STREETS ARE SO CLEAN.
NO TRASH ANYWHERE!
BABY TURTLE ARE SO
CUTE. CAREFUL, ADI.
TUK-TUK: AUTORICKSHAWS ARE
CALLED TUK TUK IN SRI LANKA.
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AT ANOTHER SPOT..
PONCHO, WHAT ARE THOSE
MEN DOING SITTING ON THOSE
STILTS IN THE SEA?
THEY ARE FISHING. IT IS A SKILL THAT
IS PASSED ON FROM GENERATION
TO GENERATION.
YOU CAN GIVE IT A
TRY IF YOU LIKE.
WE ARE HUNGRY,
PONCHO.
AFTER A FEW ATTEMPTS...
WE WOULD
LOVE TO.
HOW ABOUT SOME
AUTHENTIC SRI LANKAN FOOD?
SURE!
AT A LOCAL CAFE AT THE BEACH...
IF YOU WANT SOMETHING FILLING,
TRY THE KOTTU. IT IS DELICIOUS. YOU
CAN SUGGEST YOUR OWN FILLINGS. I AM
GOING TO HAVE IT WITH EXTRA CHEESE.
I WILL HAVE APPAM.
WE WILL HAVE THE PARIPU (DAL CURRY)
WITH RICE AND POLOS (GREEN JACKFRUIT CURRY).
34 May 2018

WHERE TO
NEXT, PONCHO?
I WOULD LIKE TO TAKE YOU TO
MY FAVOURITE PLACE-PINNAWALA
ELEPHANT ORPHANAGE.
AT THE ELEPHANT ORPHANAGE…
THIS PLACE WAS ESTABLISHED TO HELP ABANDONED BABY
ELEPHANTS WHOSE MOTHERS WERE EITHER KILLED OR DIED
DUE TO SOME REASON. LOOK AT THAT BABY ELEPHANT
ENJOYING HIS BOTTLE OF MILK.
LOOK AT THE ELEPHANTS
ENJOYING THEIR BATH!
AS THEY GET READY TO LEAVE...
WHAT FUN! THANKS, PONCHO,
FOR ANOTHER LOVELY TRIP!
Children' s boo k author, Lakshmi Mitte r is currentl
y
creating custom pictu re books for reluctan t reade rs .
Websit e :htt p :// lakshmimitter.com
May 2018
35

Script: Payal Das
WITTY INDIANS
Illustration: 72 DPI
BIRBAL AND THE CAMEL'S CROOKED NECK
ONCE THERE LIVED A MISER BUSINESSMAN
NAMED KIRORIMAL. HE WAS BIRBAL'S
NEIGHBOUR.
SUDDENLY, THERE WAS A LOUD NOISE.
OH! WHAT
WAS THAT?
IT MUST BE GUDDU,
LOOKS LIKE HE IS UP
TO SOME MISCHIEF
AGAIN.
IT’S HIGH TIME WE
APPOINT A TEACHER
FOR GUDDU!
I WILL APPROACH BIRBAL
FOR ADVISE SOON.
LONG TIME NO SEE,
KIRORIMAL. WHERE
HAVE U BEEN?
KIRORIMAL SHARED HIS PROBLEM
WITH BIRBAL.
I KNOW SOMEONE WHO
CAN TEACH AND GUIDE YOUR
GUDDU. HIS NAME IS KABIR.
36 May 2018

AFTER TWO DAYS, AT KIRORIMAL’S HOUSE…
YOU WILL GET FOOD AND
WILL BE REMUNERATED.
LALAJI, I ASSURE YOU THAT
HE WILL CHANGE COMPLETELY
AFTER THREE MONTHS.
AFTER THREE MONTHS,
KABIR VISITED BIRBAL.
TELL ME, KABIR
HOW IS GUDDU
NOW?
SIR, GUDDU HAS CHANGED
BUT LALAJI IS THE PROBLEM
NOW. HE HASN’T PAID ME.
BIRBAL REALISED WHAT
LALAJI WAS GETTING AT...
BIRBAL GOES TO KIRORIMAL’S HOUSE.
HELLO, KIRORIMAL,
HOW IS YOUR SON?
HE HAS BECOME
DISCIPLINED BOY
NOW.
THEN WHY HAVEN'T YOU
PAID KABIR AS YET?
NEXT DAY...
BUT HUZOOR, HE ATE
MORE THAN HIS PAY
DURING THE TIME HE
WAS HERE.
I WILL GET ANOTHER TEACHER TOMORROW.
HE WILL RENDER HIS SERVICES FREE OF COST.
I REALIZED MY MISTAKE,
BIRBAL. KABIR NEEDS TO BE
PAID FOR HIS SERVICES.
OH! THERE YOU ARE BIRBAL.
WHAT IS THERE IN YOUR HAND?
IT IS AN IDOL OF LORD
BUDDHA, THE WORLD’S
GREATEST TEACHER. HE
WON’T CHARGE YOU
A PENNY NOR EAT
YOUR FOOD.
May 2018
37

ROCKETS AND SPACE CRAFTS
Script: Sana Rizwan
Illustration: Sabbir Hussain
HEY, JIM!
WHAT’S UP?
I HAVE ROCKETS
FLYING IN MY MIND.
HAHA...THEN, ANSWER THIS.
HOW DO YOU GET A BABY
ASTRONAUT TO SLEEP?
UMMMM.... YOU
ROCKET! (ROCK IT)
TELL ME, WHAT IS IT
THAT IS INTRIGUING YOU?
GOOD QUESTION.
ONCE A SATELLITE LEAVES THE ROCKET, DOES THE
REMAINING PART ALSO COME DOWN TO EARTH?
38 May 2018

MOST ROCKETS
AND SPACE CRAFTS
ARE USED ONLY
ONCE.
JEEZ!
YEAH, SPACE JUNK IS A SERIOUS PROBLEM
FOR ASTRONAUTS WORKING IN SPACE.
JUNK? IN SPACE?
LIKE JUNK ON EARTH?
SAME PROBLEM
EVERYWHERE!
PARTS OF OLD ROCKETS AND BROKEN SATELLITES KEEP
FLOATING AROUND THE EARTH'S ORBIT. IF THEY COLLIDE,
THEY MAY EXPLODE DUE TO THE FUEL INSIDE THEM
SENDING PIECES OF METAL FLYING IN ALL DIRECTIONS.
WHAT IS
BEING DONE
TO AVOID
THAT?
OKAY! HOW
IS IT DIFFERENT
FROM A ROCKET?
SO, A ROCKET- POWERED SPACE CRAFT
CALLED A SPACE SHUTTLE IS BUILT, WHICH
CAN BE USED OVER AND OVER AGAIN.
IT BLASTS OFF FROM A LAUNCH
PAD LIKE A ROCKET, BUT LANDS ON
A RUNWAY LIKE AN AEROPLANE.
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WHAT DOES IT
LOOK LIKE?
THE SPACE SHUTTLE CAN FLY IN THE
AIR LIKE AN AIRCRAFT. ZOOOOOM!
AND ALSO IN SPACE LIKE A ROCKET.
ITS MAIN PART IS A
SPACECRAFT WITH
WINGS CALLED THE
ORBITER. IT IS CARRIED
INTO SPACE BY THREE
LARGE ROCKET ENGINES
AND TWO BOOSTER
ROCKETS.
SOMETIMES IT BRINGS
BROKEN SATELLITES BACK
TO EARTH FOR REPAIR. IT
MAY ALSO HAVE A
SPACELAB.
A
SPACELAB?
WOW!
I NEVER THOUGHT
OF A LABORATORY
IN SPACE.
IT’S A LABORATORY IN
WHICH SCIENTISTS PERFORM
EXPERIMENTS IN SPACE.
THE SPACE SHUTTLE
SOARS INTO THE SKY
FROM ITS LAUNCH PAD.
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AND DO THE BOOSTER
ROCKETS AND THE EXTERNAL FUEL
TANK FALL AWAY WHEN THEY HAVE
USED UP ALL THEIR FUEL?

GREAT GOING,
JIM! YES, THAT’S
CORRECT.
IN THE SPACE SHUTTLE, THE SATELLITE REMAINS
IN THE PAYLOAD BAY OF THE ORBITER. IT IS
LAUNCHED WITH THE HELP OF
THE LONG ROBOT ARM OF THE ORBITER.
THEN
THE SATELLITE
COMES OUT?
YES!
IT GLOWS WITH HEAT
AS IT PLUNGES BACK INTO
THE AIR AROUND EARTH.
AT THE END OF THE MISSION, THE
ROCKET ENGINES OF THE ORBITER FIRE
TO SLOW IT DOWN, AND IT BEGINS TO
FALL BACK TO EARTH.
THEN, IT GLIDES DOWN
AND LANDS ON A RUNWAY
LIKE A PLANE.
WOW!
AWESOME
STUFF.
A doti ng mothe r t o her eight-year-ol d so n and a n
ep x erincd e e mda e i professioa, n l Saa n beivst l e e hatwh at
comes fro mth e h eart goe s t o the h eart.
May 2018
41

Once again!
On reader'
s
demand...
PARTNER'S PLAYER PRISHA
THE CLEAN IDEA
Script: Puja Maini
Illustration: Siddhi 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.
THERE IS A SMALL GROUND NEAR PRISHA’S COLONY WHERE THE LOCALS DUMP GARBAGE EVERY DAY.
OH, THIS
GROUND IS DIRTY
AGAIN!
I DON'T KNOW
WHEN PEOPLE WILL
LEARN NOT TO THROW
GARBAGE HERE!
I GUESS IF WE KEEP
CLEANING IT REGULARLY
THEY WILL LEARN ONE DAY!
PRISHA GATHERS ALL HER FRIENDS
AND WHISPERS TO THEM IN A
HUDDLE.
NO, I THINK WE
NEED A 'SMART'
IDEA TO SOLVE
THIS PROBLEM.
I MIGHT HAVE A
SOLUTION HERE.
42 May 2018

THE NEXT DAY... EVERYONE HAS SMALL POTS OF FLOWERING
PLANTS IN THEIR HANDS AND SOME BEAUTIFUL PIECES OF ART
WORK, AND POTTERY PIECES THAT THEY MADE IN SCHOOL.
OUR TURN TO CLEAN THIS
PLACE AND ENSURE THAT IT
NEVER GETS DIRTY AGAIN!
THE CHILDREN CLEAN THE GROUND AND LINE IT UP WITH POTS AND DECORATE IT WITH
ART WORK AND POTTERY PIECES.
WOW! THIS PLACE
LOOKS SO GOOD TODAY.
NICE WORK, CHILDREN!
LATER THAT DAY, A MAN ARRIVES WITH THE
INTENTION OF THROWING HIS GARBAGE BAG,
BUT HESITATES ON SEEING THE
BEAUTIFICATION OF THE PARK.
NEXT DAY
HEY, LOOK! THE GROUND IS
CLEAN AND BEAUTIFUL. EXACTLY
HOW WE LEFT IT YESTERDAY.
OH, THIS PLACE
IS SO BEAUTIFUL!
I CAN'T THROW MY
GARBAGE HERE
ANYMORE.
PRISHA'S SMART IDEA WORKED!
PRISHA’S IDEA CONVERTED A GARBAGE DUMP AREA INTO A BEAUTIFUL SPOT WHERE THE
CHILDREN’S ART WORK IS NOW REGULARLY DISPLAYED.
Puja is a financial services industry professional.
Her passion is writing for children as she believes stories
are the best way to explain anything to a child.
May 2018
43

Note
Skill: Develop concentratio
n,
attentio n to detail and socia
l
skills
Age:
4+
Wha t's Wron g?
Airport
Find eight silly mistakes in this picture.
Illustration: Atul Puri
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GUILT
Script: Priyanka Saxena
Illustration: 72 DPI
ONE AFTERNOON, WHILE KAPIL AND PRATIK ARE ON THEIR WAY
BACK HOME FROM SCHOOL…
HI, PRATIK...
HI, KAPIL!
HOW ARE YOU?
I WAS JUST THINKING
ABOUT SOMETHING.
I AM GOOD. YOU
LOOK LOST.
WHAT
HAPPENED?
LAST WEEK, MY FATHER BOUGHT
A NEW 3D PEN FOR HIS
ARCHITECTURE DESIGN WORK.
OK.
I ACCIDENTALLY
BROKE IT YESTERDAY.
OH MY
GOD!
46 May 2018
HE ASKED ME NOT TO PLAY WITH
IT AS IT IS VERY EXPENSIVE
AND DIFFICULT TO GET.
HE THINKS OUR DOG, MILO DID IT.
I DIDN’T OWN UP TO MY MISTAKE.

I AM SO SORRY FOR
NOT LISTENING TO
HIM AND LYING TOO.
HMM, SO THE GUILT IS
MAKING YOU UPSET.
WHAT IS
GUILT?
IT MEANS THAT YOU ARE UNHAPPY
BECAUSE YOU FEEL RESPONSIBLE FOR
YOUR ACTIONS AND ARE SORRY FOR
DOING SOMETHING WRONG.
THAT IS TRUE.
SO WHAT SHOULD
I DO NOW?
YOU SHOULD TELL
HIM THE TRUTH.
BUT IF I TELL HIM THE TRUTH,
HE WILL GET ANGRY AT ME.
EVEN IF HE DOES GET ANGRY AT FIRST, HE WILL
BE HAPPY THAT YOU ADMITTED YOUR MISTAKE
AND LEARNT FROM IT.
WELL, NOT NECESSARILY. IF YOU
ARE GENUINELY SORRY, IT WILL SHOW
THANKS,
KAPIL.
YOU ARE
PROBABLY RIGHT.
WHAT ARE
FRIENDS FOR?
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