The route to your roots When they look back ot their formative years, many Indians nostalgically recall the vilal part Amar Chitra Katha picture books have played in their lives. It was, ACK - Amar Chitra Katha ~ that first gave them a glimpse of their glorious heritage. Since they were introduced in 1967, there are now over 400 Amar Chitra Katha titles to choose from. Over 90 million copies have been sold worldwide. Now the Amar Chitra Katha titles are even more widely available in 1000+ bookstores coll across India. Log on to www.ack-media.com to locate a bookstore near you. Kyou do not have access to a bookstore, you can buy all the titles through our online store www.amarchitrakatha.com. We provide quick delivery anywhere in the world. To make it easy for you to locate the titles of your choice from our treasure trove of files, the books are now arranged in five categories. Epics and Mythology Best known stories from the Epics and the Puranas Indian Classies Enchanting tales from Indian literature Fables and Humour Evergreen folktales, legends and tales of wisdom and humour Bravehearts Stirring tales of brave men and women of India Visionaries Inspiring tales of thinkers, social reformers and naton builders Amar Chitra Katha Pvt Ltd © Amar Chitra Katha Pvt Lid, 2003, Reprinted December 2011, IS8N978-81-09999-83-4 Published 8 Printed by Amar Chitra Katha Mt. Lid., The Forum, 31d Floor, Raghuvanchi Mill Compound, 5.8. Ma imbai- 400 013. India For Consumer Complaintsyhdy | | ya | a | r. I Pry The route to your roots | INDRA & SHIBI Itis litle wonder that Indra was the lord ofall gods —he displayed the true characters tics ofa perfect leader. Itwas his diligence and eye for detail that ensured that only the virtuous were given god-like status. Arrogance and impatience were soon corrected, | But, most importantly, as a leader, Lord Indra strove to be worthy of his position, | | Script Illustrations: Editor The Editorial Team HS.Chavan Anant Poi And Dilip Kadam Cover illustration by: Protap MalickEVE ‘RAJA WAS SHEN THE DEVA, WNED FOR WIS VIRTUE . SO FAMOUS WAS THI ouie OUT OF THEIR CELESTIAL ABODE TO WATCH HIS MPLETES THAT N_ HE CO} WANA, THE LARGE-HEARTED KING WILL ATTAIN THE, @TATUS OF A DEVA- @ FIRE SACRIFICE INDRA, KING OF ALL THE AND AGNI, THE GOD OF Fi OVERHEARD THESE REMAI |.WOULD STILL TEST THE KING AND WOULD BESTOW BOONS UPON HIM; IF HE PROVES TO BE THE NOBLEST OF KINGS.