Founded by a great Indian
visionary Dr. K. M. Munshi on
November 7, 1938, the Bharatiya
Vidya Bhavan is an educational
institution of national
eminence. The Bhavan functions
through its nationwide network
of Kendras or centres in India
and overseas centres in New
York, London, Singapore and
Sydney. The Bhavan strives for
reintegration of Indian Culture
and interfaith harmony. Bhavan’s
activities include, formal
education through its schools
and colleges, informal education
through children’s supplements
and Pages produced for
newspapers and periodicals in
India, e education through
Dimdima On Line.
www.dimdima.com - the Indian
children’s online magazine for
fun and knowledge, is a creation
of Amrita Bharati, a unit of
Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan.
Since 1990, Amrita Bharati has
been providing syndicated
children's features for numerous
English and language magazines
and newspapers in India.
Amrita Bharati is supported by a
strong data bank containing over
60,000 knowledge capsules built
over a period of 15 years; a
dedicated team of writers, and
editors specializing in writing
knowledge capsules and features,
programmers, imaginative
illustrators and a fully
equipped in-house production
unit.
Our Logo
Dimdima is the Sanskrit word
for ‘drumbeat’. In olden days,
victory in battle was heralded
by the beat of drums or any
important news to be conveyed to
the people used to be
accompanied with drumbeats.
