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We used to read even months-old editions of these because we loved these! Those days are gone now,” she adds, “I do not see my children waiting eagerly for monthly magazines anymore. They were entertaining and enlightening besides being simply funny.

“For a lot of us, these magazines have been part of our growing up years. “Whether on a train ride to one’s grandparents’ house at the start of summer vacations or at home spending afternoons lazing indoors, Champak, Nandan and other such magazines during the train journeys and especially during the summer vacations were a must-have for me,” says 35-year-old Preeti Bala, a Delhi-based school teacher.

Tinkle was acquired by ACK Media in 2007. Anant Pai was the founder of Amar Chitra Katha. “Mr Pai, said ‘Keep God out of Tinkle’,” recalls Puri, with a little snicker. While ACK was launched with a mission of educating the young ones about Indian culture and heritage, Tinkle was for the young school child to tell his own stories. “So many people in their 20s and 30s tell me that when they got married and moved, they moved with their collection of Amar Chitra Katha,” she adds. It was more of a relationship which progressed with every new edition,” says Reena L Puri, editor of Amar Chitra Katha. “For children born in the early 1990s, these magazines were more than stories enlivened by illustrations. Therefore, Indian magazines, following suit, have launched their own apps and digital subscriptions to keep up. It is no surprise that with the advent of technology, parents are handing down tabs and kindles to inculcate reading habits in their kids. However, due to digitisation, our readers have shifted mediums too,” he explains. Champak is published in multiple languages and our network is still, fairly big. “Our print magazines are doing well in tier-2 cities.

There are certain people who ritualistically pick up a Pinki issue before they step into a train coach and that has not changed, says Awadhesh Kumar Jha, an associate editor of Champak, a children’s magazine by Delhi Press. Chacha Chaudhary has regaled Indian kids for decades

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