Sudama

•Dr. Kamala Chandrakant's children's book "Sudama: The Power of True Friendship" was released by Amar Chitra Katha. The book is part of a well-known Indian comic book series that tells historical tales in a fun and approachable style for young readers.
• In the Amar chitra katha book, Lord Krishna's boyhood buddy, Sudama, a lowly Brahmin, is described. The bond between Sudama and Krishna endured despite their disparate upbringings.
• Sudama visited Krishna at his palace one day to request assistance, but he refrained from requesting any worldly goods out of pride. Instead, Sudama offered him a gift of beaten rice.
• At Krishna's palace, Sudama was received with open arms and given royal treatment. Sudama's little offering was transparent to Krishna, who could see the depth of his love and devotion. Sudama went home after a fantastic day with his companion to discover that, by Krishna's grace, his home had been converted into a palace.
• The Amar chitra katha comic book imparts valuable lessons about the value of sincere friendship, modesty, and the benefits of unselfish dedication.
• It is a wonderful way to introduce kids to the extensive and interesting realm of Indian tradition, and it is brilliantly adorned with vibrant artwork.