KATHA BOOKS FOR CHILDREN have been widely recognized. Some of the awards that Katha books have received include:
- Aamu’s Kawandi shortlisted for the prestigious The Hindu Young World-Goodbooks Award 2017 in the illustrations category.
- 124 Katha books recommended, to date, by CBSE and NCERT.
- 10 of Katha’s books chosen in 101 Indian Children’s Books We Love by Young Zubaan.
- Moon, Ramu and I won the Darsana National Award 2011 for the Best Children’s Book.
- Bioscope included in the International Board on Books for Young People (IBBY) list in 2011.
- My Haiku Moments: An Activity Book for Young Haiku Lovers received Honourable Mention for Best Book for Children by the Haiku Society of America.
- The Princess with the Longest Hair received the Encouragement prize Noma Concours 1989.
- The Song of a Scarecrow received an honourable mention at the Biennial of Illustrations 2003, Bratislava.
- Daddoo’s Day Out received the Runner-up Award at the 10th Noma Concours.
- One Lonely Unicorn received Runner-up Award Noma Concours 2000, Biennial of Asian Illustrators, Japan 2002
- Chouboli and Other Stories, Volume II, won the A K Ramanujan Book Prize for Translation 2012 and the Asian Publishing Award 2011 in the Best Book Category.
- Not Flowers of Henna, Jai Ratan’s translation received Jury’s Commendation at the Muse India National Award 2011.
- The Heart has its Reasons by Krishna Sobti received the Crossword Book Award 2005.
- The Man from Chinnamasta by Indira Goswami was shortlisted for Hutch Crossword Award 2006 (Translations).
- The Survivors by Gurdial Singh was shortlisted for Hutch Crossword Award 2006 (Translations).