Working at a new provision store, Suppandi follows the shop owner's instructions obediently. And ends up pleasing a wrong customer!
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Book Title: Tinkle (Vol. 36 No. 650)
Publishers: Amar Chitra Katha Pvt Ltd, Mumbai
Suppandi's friends visit his home. And he offers them coffee which he makes very well. One friend says he prefers tea over coffee. Listen to know what Suppandi serves his friend.
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Book title: Tinkle (Vol. 36 No. 650)
Publishers: Amar Chitra Katha Pvt Ltd, Mumbai
A potter tries to trick an honest washerman. Hear the story to know how Birbal saves the washerman.
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Title: Akbar and Birbal (15 stories)
Publisher: Shree Book Centre, Mumbai
When Suppandi's boss asks him to clean the balcony of leaves, get to know what the innocent Suppandi does!
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Title: The Adventures of Suppandi - 1
Publishers: Amar Chitra Katha Pvt Ltd, Mumbai Year: 2007
The King of Persia and Emperor Akbar were good friends. They used to send each other puzzles often to test the intelligence of their courtiers! Know in this story about how a lion was removed from a cage by Birbal.
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Title: Akbar's Mahabharat & Other Stories
Publishers: Shree Book Centre, Mumbai 2012
When Emperor Akbar is bored, he tries to play a joke with Birbal, who turns it upon the Emperor! A short, fun story.
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Title: Akbar and Birbal (15 stories)
Publisher: Shree Book Centre, Mumbai
Suppandi made his debut in Tinkle no. 27 in Jan 1983. He was born out of a story sent by P. Varadarajan from Chennai. Suppandi gets into trouble not because he cannot follow orders, but because he insists on thinking for himself.
In this story, Suppandi's boss sends him to the market to get a pair of new shoes size 6. And see how Suppandi makes us laugh with his innocence in the process.
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Story title: Size Wise
Book: Adventures of Suppandi - 1
Publisher: Amar Chitra Katha Pvt Ltd., Mumbai
In this story, Emperor Akbar asks 5 simple questions to his courtiers. While he gets common replies from them, the witty Birbal replies with philosophical answers that make sense. A simple story that teaches us to look within when we seek answers.
** BOOK SOURCE AND CREDITS **
Title: Akbar and Birbal (15 stories)
Publisher: Shree Book Centre, Mumbai
