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In this issue
Bawri the witch, Bookslayer the crocodile: Dangers of Dieting, The Duel, You be the detective: Ghost!
The Ghost Trio
THE atmosphere in Spooky Foundation School was far from pleasant. In the class for beginners, little ghosts sat huddled in their chairs waiting for their teacher Professor Coldblood, a tough taskmaster, to arrive and announce their grades.
![The Ghost Trio](https://reseuro.magzter.com/100x125/articles/5322/192263/583547ce87ff3/crp_The-Ghost-Trio.jpg)
3 mins
The Beetle God
ARJUN heard about the Beetle God from a friend of his, a botanist who had gone to the jungles of central India to study a rare plant.
![The Beetle God](https://reseuro.magzter.com/100x125/articles/5322/192263/583549c83f3c7/crp_The-Beetle-God.jpg)
2 mins
The Halloween Nightmare
A costume party? I’m not going.”
![The Halloween Nightmare](https://reseuro.magzter.com/100x125/articles/5322/192263/58354d7d6bc5a/crp_The-Halloween-Nightmare.jpg)
6 mins
The Arch Enemy
PANJA pulled out the newspaper from the slit of the door. With his morning cuppa in his right hand and the newspaper in the left, he positioned himself cozily on the sofa.
![The Arch Enemy](https://reseuro.magzter.com/100x125/articles/5322/192263/58354ebe8f77d/crp_The-Arch-Enemy.jpg)
2 mins
Dimdima Magazine Description:
Publisher: Amrita Bharati
Category: Children
Language: English
Frequency: 11 Issues/Year
Dimdima is one of the most renowned magazines for children in India. It is published by Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan. ‘Dimdima’ is a Sanskrit word meaning ‘drumbeat.’ In the days of King Ashoka road shows named "Dimdima" were held to disseminate news of the king’s victory. This Children's Magazine ‘Dimdima’ has more than37,000 subscribers from India and Abroad and hopes to grab the attention of more young readers from all over the world with articles that are informative and entertaining.
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