Magsman Diary

Injuring the crane, Rushi goes to the snake charmer to get it back. He heals the crane ad then flows it away. Later when he misses the crane he goes out to look for it. In this time he meets an old flute seller with whom he goes to his hut to learn to play the flute. At last, he returns home with a flute shaped like a pen. Writer: Amarendra Chakraborty

Rushi comes home with the police and finds everyone to be worried about him. The next day he wakes up in the morning to find out that his Zoo is hasn't been fade all these times. Later he discovers his pet bird to be dead. Later he builds a mountain, a stream, and a volcano for which he got inspiration from the geography class. Later one day when he was flying a kite he accidentally hurts a crane and the crane fall right out of the pack and got lost in the faraway treelines. Writer: Amarendra Chakraborty

This part of Rushikumar is about a small kid called Rushi who gets kidnapped by a group of people who takes him by a train. While on the train, he manages to get free with the help of the passengers. He later being taken to the police station where he asks to be taken back to his home. Writer: Amarendra Chakraborty

The story of Aladdin is one of the most beloved classic ones around the world. The story begins with the introduction of Aladdin and his family. Later when his father dies an old magician comes to his life with the false identity of his grandfather. The old magician corrupts Aladdin and his widowed mother with his riches and tricks Aladdin to come with him. He then sends Aladdin in the search of a lamp but leaves him to die in the end. Can Aladdin get out of this situation? What is this lamp? Why is this old magician after an antic lamp? Writer: Bhagirathi Nepak

The story of Aladdin is one of the most beloved classic ones around the world. The story begins with the introduction of Aladdin and his family. Later when his father dies an old magician comes to his life with the false identity of his grandfather. The old magician corrupts Aladdin and his widowed mother with his riches and tricks Aladdin to come with him. He then sends Aladdin in the search of a lamp but leaves him to die in the end. Can Aladdin get out of this situation? What is this lamp? Why is this old magician after an antic lamp? Writer: Bhagirathi Nepak

Nataraja meets with Ravi, one of his friends from the college days in the market. In conversations, he comes to know how he is doing well and earning money. Nataraja goes through the moral conundrum of his personal beliefs about education and what it has become over time. His friend compares him to a reptile. By the end of the story, Nataraja realizes what he will do and appreciates his life. This story is a mystery. It's subliminal messaging caters to all ages but I realize, the mature readers will appreciate this the most. Written by: Achhutananda Pati

This is the story of a cowherd named Bijay and his white horse Dhalapala. When his King tries to take Dhalapala forcefully, it sets Bijay in a path of revenge which takes him through his adventure. This story was written by Amarendra Chakrabarti.