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{{Infobox publisher
| image = [[File:TulikaLogo.gif|TulikaLogo]]
| imagesize = 200
| parent =
| status = Active
| founded = 1996
| founder = [[Radhika Menon]]
| successor =
| country =
| headquarters = [[Chennai]], [[Tamil Nadu]], [[India]]
| distribution =
| keypeople = [[Jaya Madhavan]], [[Githa Hariharan]], [[Suchitra Ramadurai]]
| publications =
| topics =
| genre =
| imprints =
| revenue =
| numemployees = 50-99
| nasdaq =
| url = http://www.tulikabooks.com
}}

'''Tulika Publishers''' is a South [[India]]n [[Multi-lingual]] [[Children's Books]] publishing house.<ref>[http://www.rangaprabhu.com/buzz/2011/05/tulika-books-great-kids-books-from-india/ Tulika Books – Great kid’s books from India | Buzzing!]</ref>
<ref name=autogenerated1>[http://www.papertigers.org/interviews/archived_interviews/raoMenon.html Papertiger Interviews: Radhika Menon, Publisher and Sandhya Rao, Senior Editor of Tulika Books]</ref><ref>[http://www.sikhnet.com/news/amrita-shergil-self-portrait-letters-and-writings-book-review-salman-rushdie Amrita Shergil: A Self-Portrait in Letters and Writings]</ref><ref>[http://bookaroo.in/programme/Festival2011/bic/ Bookaroo in the City] {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20111126104424/http://www.bookaroo.in/programme/Festival2011/bic/ |date=2011-11-26 }}</ref> It often uses the imprint '''Tulika Books''', but is separate from the New Delhi-based publisher [[Tulika Books]].

==History==
''Tulika'' was founded in 1996 as an independent publishing house by [[Radhika Menon]]. Menon and Indu Chandrasekhar ran a pre-press service called ''Tulika'' to "earn enough money" to publish their own books. Subsequently, Chandrasekhar founded [[Tulika Books]] in [[New Delhi]] in 1995, and Menon founded Tulika Publishers in [[Chennai]].<ref name=democratic>
{{cite web |title=`We have a democratic space' |url=http://www.tulikabooks.com/editors/we-have-a-democratic-space |publisher=Tulika Publishers |accessdate=2015-01-06}}
</ref>

The genre of Tulika Publishers is [[Children's books|children's literature]] and [[illustrations]].<ref name=autogenerated1/><ref>[http://www.tulikabooks.com/aboutus.htm On Tulika Books: Leading Publishers India] {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20111129180316/http://www.tulikabooks.com/aboutus.htm |date=2011-11-29 }}</ref>

==Select Publications==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|+ Award Winning Publications
|-
! Title
! Author
! Illustrators
! Language(s)
! class="unsortable" | Notes
|-
| ''Vaalameenukkum Vilaangameenukkum Kalyanam''
| ‘Gaana’ Ulaganathan
| Amrithalingam
| [[Tamil language|Tamil]]
| Was adapted for Tamil film [[Chitiram Pesuthadi]]
|-
| ''Bawre Beej''
| Vishaka Chanchani
| Angeline Pradhan, Upesh Pradhan
| [[Hindi]]
|
|-
| ''Sunu-Sunu Snail – Storm in the Garden ''
|
| [[Ashok Rajagopalan]]
| Tamil, English
|
|-
| ''Thakitta Tharikitta Bouncing Ball''
| Jacob Samson Mutthada
| Ashok Rajagopalan
| Tamil, English
| NCERT National Award
|-
| ''Dancing Bees, Grandma’s Eyes''
| Graphic Novel
| Ashok Rajagopalan
| Tamil, English
|
|-
| ''Gasa Gasa Para Para''
| Jeeva Raghunath
| Ashok Rajagopalan
| Tamil, English
|
|-
| ''The Runaway Peppercorn ''
| [[Suchitra Ramadurai]]
| Ashok Rajagopalan
| Tamil, English
| Commonwealth Short Story Competition 2003-2004
|-
| ''Birdywood Buzz the vulture returns''
| Shamim Padamsee
| Ashok Rajagopalan
| Tamil, English
|
|-
| ''Dosa''
|
| Ashok Rajagopalan
| Tamil, English
|
|-
| ''Basava and the Dots of Fire''
| Radhika Chadha
| Bhakthi Pathak
| English
|
|-
| ''Malu Bhalu''
| Kamla Bhasin
| Bindia Thapar
| Hindi
|
|-
| ''My Friends in the City''
| Samina Mishra
| Biswajit Balasubramaniam
| English, Hindi
|
|-
| ''The Forbidden Temple''
| T V Padma
| Bhavana Vyas
| English
| Korean rights for the second book (''Mathematwist'') have been sold.
|-
| ''Norbu’s New Shoes''
|
| Chewang Dorjee Bhutia
| English
|
|-
| ''Who will be Ningthou?''
| Indira Mukherjee
| Chinmayie
| English
|
|-
| ''The Neverending Story''
| Ashwini Bhat
| A V Ilango
| English
|
|-
| ''Gadagada Gudugudu''
| Jeeva Raghunath
| Jeyanthi Manokaran
| Tamil
| UNESCO Illustrations Award
|-
| ''Busy Busy Grand Aunt''
|
| Kanchan Mitra
| English
|
|-
| ''Avneet Aunty’s Mobile Phone''
|
| Kavita Singh Kale
| English
|
|-
| ''Pavo and Cavo''
| Nirupama Raghavan
| Kavita Singh Kale
| English
|
|-
| ''Brahma's Butterfly''
| Graphic Novel
| Kavita Singh Kale
| English
|
|-
| ''Jalebi Curls''
| Niveditha Subramaniam
| Kavita Singh Kale
| English
|
|-
| ''Hiss, Don't Bite!''
|
| Mugdha Sethi
| English
| Style of Kalighat Paintings
|-
| ''Eyes on the Peacock’s Tail''
|
| Mugdha Sethi
| English
| Style of Phad Paintings
|-
| ''Magic Vessels''
|
| Mugdha Sethi
| English
| Research based on Tamil Nadu Clay Sculptures
|-
| ''A Curly Tale''
|
| Mugdha Sethi
| English
| Style of Madhubani Paintings
|-
| ''Malli''
| Jeeva Raghunath
| Nancy Raj
| English, Tamil
|
|-
| ''The Village Fair''
| Radhika Meganathan
| Nancy Raj
| English, Tamil
|
|-
| ''Aa Vilurundu Akku Varai''
| Jeeva Raghunath
| Nancy Raj
| English, Tamil
|
|-
| ''Mukund and Riaz''
|
| Nina Sabnani
| English, French
| ''Deux Amis'', its French edition, was launched by Syros at the a Paris Book fair in March 2007.
|-
| ''My Mother's Sari''
| Sandhya Rao
| Nina Sabnani
| English, French
| Outstanding International Book awardee, 2007 (USA)
|-
| ''Kabir The Weaver Poet''
| Bindhumalini Narayanswamy
| [[Jaya Madhavan]]
| English
|
|-
| ''Sorry, Best Friend!''
| [[Githa Hariharan]], Shama Futehally
| Nina Sabnani
| English, French
| Outstanding International Book awardee, 2007 (USA)
|}

== References ==
{{Portal |Children's literature}}
<references/>

[[Category:Publishing companies established in 1996]]
[[Category:Book publishing companies of India]]

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