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ANANDAMELA Magazine - March 20, 2015

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In this issue

The 20th March edition of Anandamela contains two refreshing sets of comics. The first, titled 'Ghuri O Doibobani' is an adaptation of a quintessential Sirshendu Mukhopadhyay short story. The other, 'Anirban Fire Eshechhilo' is a piece on science fiction.
The issue contains a hilarious short story titled, 'Bhoot Ek, Bhoot Dui'.
The mystery continues in Anish Mukhopadyay's serialised detective fiction 'jagatratna raktaneel' as Bappa the sleuth and his sidekick Neel unravel the mystery.
Anandamela reviews the performance of the so called underdogs in this edition of the Cricket World Cup. The magazine carries another article highlighting the performance of Kumar Sangakkara, the standout performer down under.
Apart from these attractions, this issue also contains regular comics 'Joker Dhon' and 'Doshyi Dennis'. The magazine also carries regular features such as 'Khude Protibha', 'Mone Rakhar Moto', 'Shobdosondhan', 'Pete Khil' and many more.

ANANDAMELA Magazine Description:

Publisher: ABP-Pvt-Ltd

Category: Children

Language: Bengali

Frequency: Fortnightly

Anandamela is the most widely read Bengali children’s magazine. With an enduring appeal across genders and age groups, it continues to celebrate the glory of companionship with its readers during their growing-up years. From science to sports, fiction to comics, adventure to astronomy — the magazine caters to the needs of a child’s psyche