ISBN : 81-7508-268-2

Vol. No : 10009

Contents
Krishna 
Krishna and Rukmini 
The Syamantaka Gem 

Description
To this day, Krishna remains the most endearing and ennobling character in Indian mythology. He is the common cowherd engaging milkmaids in playful banter as well as the supreme intellectual engaged in the exposition of the Gita philosophy.

Krishna particularly appeals to children because unlike any other divine, he is in fact, one among them. The lad Krishna is mischievous, naughty and bubbling with enthusiasm. He has boundless energy for innumerable escapades. This powerful human element is the secret to Krishna’s universal popularity. 

The second title of this volume encapsulates Krishna’s marriage with Rukmini. 

The third title narrates the story of Krishna when he was falsely accused of stealing the gem, Syamantaka. To save his honour Krishna goes into the jungle on a desperate hunt for the gem.