Waiting for Green (2006) in the Spring 2006 issue of the Indian-American children's magazine Kahani. This is a fantasy story about a future when there is a water shortage in America and water is rationed. It features an Indian family in the U.S. who are homeschoolers and also practitioners of the recently discovered art of magic. One of the daughters, however, possesses no magical abilities whatsoever. How can she help, in a world gone wrong? But then, there are other kinds of magic...
The Shell-Ship (2005) in The Puffin Book of Bedtime Stories, published in India by Penguin India. This is a science fiction story for much younger readers about a little girl who is frightened of the dark. An unexpected viitor helps her appreciate treasures that only the night can bring.
The Kite (2004) in the debut issue of Kahani (see link above). An Indian-American girl has just moved to a new house in a new city in America. She's lonely and unhappy, but one day she sees a kite, dancing as though writing on the sky. The kite string ends in mid-air. Obviously not an ordinary kind of kite; not an ordinary kind of day either.