"I fear India is in danger of having more writers than readers soon" The most celebrated children's authors of India, Ruskin Bond said this in an interview last year. Although he told this from the prospective of publishing becoming easier with the passing time, maybe he was indirectly aiming at the gradual decrease in the number of readers in the present kids. You don't believe me? Okay, try out this social experiment: Remember him, right? Of course, who can forget the iconic Chacha Chaudhary from our childhood days, whose brain was even faster than the computer! But, I'm sure about this, only a select few kids of this generation will recognize him, or maybe have heard about him. You will blame it all on the rarity of the comics, and the low-brainer content that is common in popular culture among kids these days. Or if not this, ask them if they have heard about these names, Birbal, Tenali Raman, Panchatantra, or even Vikram Betal. I bet you most of the ...