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Magazine Description
Publisher:Delhi Press
Category:Children
Language:English
Frequency:Fortnightly
Magazine Description: Champak is India's popular children's magazine that is dedicated to the formative years of a child. The fascinating tales in it not only leave a deep imprint on the mind of its young readers but also impart them with knowledge that they will treasure for years to come.
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The Leaked Paper
Come, let's go to the swimming pool and have some fun,\" said Rehan.
Caught Out!
As soon as the teacher announced that the annual exams would be next week, Molly mongoose and Wally wolf frowned.
MATH FEVER!
Monty monkey stared at his school maths book and cried, \"I have math fever!\"
THE MAGICAL LIBRARY
Aamir was solving some A trigonometry problems in his notebook when his mother called from the kitchen. It was supper time, and the delicious aroma of hot food simmering in the kitchen had already reached his nose.
Colourful Holi
Jay lived in a town named Sitapur. He was eagerly awaiting the Holi celebration at his school. Each student was assigned to make one Holi colour out of natural ingredients.
A NEW EXPERIENCE
Ritu and Sunaina studied in the same class. They played together and commuted on the same bus to and from school.
Jumpy's First Holi
In Champakvan, Blacky bear made clay utensils on the wheel and then baked them on the stove. He sold the firebaked utensils in the market.
MAGICAL BOOKWORM
Saurabh was a cheerful boy who studied in class 6. He loved reading books, mostly story books, but not his textbooks, as he found them boring.
YOGA CHAOS TIT
The inhabitants of Anandvan forest were busy celebrating World Yoga Day on February 22.
The Coconut Tree
Rimpy looked worried and went somewhere quickly. Bonny bear saw him and realised he must be having some trouble as he would not be looking so sad otherwise. He was always cheerful.
