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Chotu Aksharit is the World's first Hindi word game intended for language beginners (ages below 10 yrs). There are two games with colorful picture crosswords on them on which the letters have to be placed. One game has words without Matras (vowels) and the other game has words with Matras and between them the entire alphabet of Hindi is covered. Each word has a corresponding picture to help children remember the word meaning. With the patented Akshara and Matra (vowels) tile design you can spell any and every word of Hindi. Chotu Aksharit is the funnest way to learn Hindi!
'By the end of it she had learnt way more about Hindi letters and Vowels in one hour session of play than we could have achieved with a book for a whole day.' See more.
- Swapna Thomas (Founder and Editor, TheMomViews.com)
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Aksharit is the World’s first Hindi word game for adults & children above 8 yrs. Get beyond the age old Newspaper crosswords and form your own words from seven letter tiles and Matra (vowel) tiles. With the patented Akshara and Matra tile design you can spell any and every word of Hindi. The innovative crossword game play lets language enthusiasts be at it for hours. Its your ideal family game on a lazy Sunday afternoon!
'A unique language game which is sure to enhance the vocabulary and spellings of your children in a fun way.'
- Chandrika Mathur (Author of Hindi Ki Duniya)
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My Toy Factory is an entertaining and eco-friendly concept where children MAKE their own play area and play environment using everyday material like straws, ice-cream sticks and newspapers etc and then BREAK these toys to understand how they work. Children open the kit and get an appointment letter to become workers in their own Toy Factory. They make tickly whistles out of ice cream sticks, swooshing jet cars from bottles & balloons along with ten more exciting toys using their toy kit. A perfect gift to engage the creative gene pool of your kid!
'My Child spends hours making toys and playing with them in City Toyoka. It was so easy to discuss science concepts with these toys.'
- Sirisha Prasad (Parent, Hyderabad)
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Aksharit™ started as Manuj’s Design project 4 years ago to create a board game for Indian Languages. On researching, it turned out that there were hardly any word games in Hindi. This was surprising especially if one considered the myriad of such games for English such as Scrabble, Boggle, Lexicon etc. Some of them like Scrabble had been around for more than 60 years.
However the most astonishing fact which really fuelled our curiosity was that it exists for more than 30 world languages but none of these languages cover any Indian language, given that language like Hindi is the 3rd most spoken language across the globe.
Hence we studied the differences between English and Hindi and it was not long before we realized the obstacles one would have to go past in order to create such a game. Moreover being a game, the solution had to be very simple to understand yet so unique and novel that no one had ever chanced upon it. Aksharit™ achieves this through the inclusion of certain unique features which have emerged through years of thorough research into Hindi and various Indian languages, consultation with experts both in the field of languages and design, considerable intuitive insights, and extensive playtesting with adults and children.
"Thank you ever so much for your Hindi game Aksharit,
which I've just received. It looks great and I'm sure it'll prove to be an incentive for all the kids in the family to learn Hindi with a smile."
Veena Sheshadri (Co-Author, Chicken Soup for the Indian Soul)
"Living in Bangalore, I am constantly on the lookout for hindi books and games.
Today, I played the "adult" version of Aksharit with both my children (one by one)
and they were so engaged that not once did the b word (i.e. boring) come up!"
Rachna (Book Evangelist, mother of 8 and 12 year olds)
I and my 7 year old son play it regularly and are totally hooked on it. Not only its fun, it gives my son a good platform to learn hindi.
Rakesh Godhwani (Professor, IIM Bangalore)
Devendra (24 yrs, Primary School teacher, Abhanpur - Chhattisgarh)
Dr Chandrika Mathur (Author - Hindi ki Duniya, Scholastic publication)
Nokia pre-bundles Aksharit on half a million N8 touch phones!
Aksharit's educational version soon to be launched by INTEL on the AppUp store.