When Champak launched in 1968, children’s stories in India often revolved around miracles, superhuman heroes or frightening villains. Champak chose a different path.
We believed that children connect most deeply with stories that feel real. So, we created characters—mostly animals—who think, feel and behave like them. They aren’t perfect. They make mistakes. They learn, grow and try again. Just like children do.
We chose animal characters because they help stories travel beyond borders. A rabbit, a bear or a monkey can belong anywhere in the world. In Champakvan, our story forest, even characters who behave badly are given the chance to learn, grow and change. We believe that everyone deserves a second chance.
This belief has been at the heart of Champak, and it continues to guide us today.
It all started with a magazine. Today, we create much more
Story Books
Champak's flagship magazine now as activity books and short stories anthologies for everyday reading and activities.
Activity/ Puzzle Books
Champak’s flagship magazine now as fun, engaging activity books for children.
Early Childhood School Curriculum
Champak now as prescriptive school curriculum to engage toddlers based on NEP and NCF.
Audio Stories
50+ Audio stories that are best for bedtime listening and create a bond between generations.
Animation
Season 1 | 26 Episodes | 3-D Animation | On OTT Wonders of Champakvan launching in 2026
Proud Part of Indian Childhoods
Champak has been a part of millions of childhoods nationwide. Here is a glimpse of why Champak’s Cheeku shares the same name as one of India’s most popular cricketers.
Champak over the years
