Chakmak is a Hindi language magazine. Chakmak is a monthly magazine for children in the age group of 10-14 years. Chakmak considers children as responsible beings. Hence Chakmak tries to break free from the traditional style and contents of a children’s magazine which limits itself to fantasies and fairy tales. Chakmak just as much as it gives importance to children’s fiction also focuses on non-fiction which conveys the ground reality to its readers. The stories narrated in Chakmak are based on the day to day experiences of the readers and hence readers find it easy to connect with the stories.
Chakmak
Chakmak is a Hindi language magazine. Chakmak is a monthly magazine for children in the age group of 10-14 years. Chakmak considers children as responsible beings. Hence Chakmak tries to break free from the traditional style and contents of a children’s magazine which limits itself to fantasies and fairy tales. Chakmak just as much as it gives importance to children’s fiction also focuses on non-fiction which conveys the ground reality to its readers. The stories narrated in Chakmak are based on the day to day experiences of the readers and hence readers find it easy to connect with the stories.
| Publication Language |
Hindi |
|---|---|
| Publication Type |
Magazines |
| Publication License Type |
Premium |
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