The smell of fresh newsprint, the glossy cover featuring a mischievous animal or a mythological hero, and the rustle of the pages turning are sensory memories etched into the minds of an entire generation. It wasn't just reading; it was an event.
He then looked at Suresh. There was no anger in his eyes. Only a deep, patient sorrow, as if to say, I told you so, but I forgive you.
In its earliest years (1972–1983), the magazine featured high-standard literary content from renowned figures like and Sukumar Azhikode . However, a major shift occurred in 1984 when it became a fortnightly periodical and started leaning heavily into the comic book format. By 1999, it officially became a weekly, the format it maintains today. Iconic Characters and Stories