NCERT Books for Class 6 Hindi - Durva

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NCERT Solutions for Class Hindi Books Durva – Free PDF Available

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Chapter 1: Kalam

In this chapter, words are broken into different characters to make students learn about each character in a simple way. Teachers are advised to show pictures of different things given in the chapter to the students and ask them to recite these words over and over again. This chapter basically helps students in identifying different varna. 

Chapter 2: Kitab

This chapter basically focuses on इ, ई, ज, ड़, त, द, ब, व, स. In this, words related to these Hindi alphabets are broken in order to teach students how to identify the same. Teachers are suggested to show them pictures and ask them to identify.

Chapter 3: Ghar

In this chapter, the students will get to learn about these Hindi characters: ऊ, ू, ग, घ, प, य, ह. They will find out several different words formed by using these characters and also teach them how to write these Hindi characters properly. Download solutions now and kick start your preparation. 

Chapter 4: Patang

This chapter of NCERT Textbook for Class 6 Hindi Durva throws light on ओ, ो, ख, च, ड, श. Teachers are advised to show the pictures of these words and tell students to identify the same. Moreover, recite these words and try to write them in a proper manner. 

Chapter 5: Bhalu

Here, the students will get to learn about उ, ु, ए, े, ँ, ज, ट, ठ, छ, भ and find out different words formed by using these characters. Words are broken into these Hindi characters so that students can identify these words properly. It also comprises several different words and teachers are preferred to call students and ask them to recite each and every word properly. 

Chapter 6: Jharna 

This chapter focuses on ऐ, ै, झ, ढ, ढ़, थ, फ and comprises different words related to these Hindi characters. The main objective of this chapter is to make students learn about these characters so that they can identify the same easily and know how to read and write the same.

Chapter 7: Dhanush

Here, in this chapter, the students will get to study about these Hindi characters: औ, ौ, ण, ध, ष and find out several words created by using the same. This chapter is given to make students learn about these varnas. Access the solutions to this chapter of NCERT Hindi Book Class 6 Durva and learn the basic concepts with ease.

Chapter 8: Rumal

This chapter explains about ऋ, ृ, रू and teaches the students how to write them in proficiently. In addition to this, students here will also learn how to pronounce these letters correctly. The chapter is given with the aim to make students aware of these Hindi varnas so that they can easily identify them. 

Chapter 9: Kaksha

Here the students will get to study about क्ष्, ञ, ज्ञ्. Different words like कक्षा, विज्ञान etc are broken down into simple Hindi varna so that students can learn about these Hindi characters and get to identify the same with ease. Teachers are advised to ask students to recite these words again and again to improve their pronunciation. 

Chapter 10: Gubbara

This chapter is all about some words like sasta, laddu, kya hai etc and thus enables students to write these words easily. It mainly focuses on the words which comprise half Hindi characters like क्या, सस्ता etc. Teachers are advised to call students to their table, show them different pictures and tell them to recite words so as to identify them with ease. 

Chapter 11: Parvat

This chapter of the NCERT Book Class 6 Hindi Durva deals with some tough words such as chakra, samudra, truck, parvat etc. It helps students in identifying these different words easily and teaches them their correct pronunciation. 

Chapter 12: Hamara Ghar

This chapter revolves around two kids named Joseph and Rajiv. Here, Rajiv is describing his new house and tells Joseph about the number of rooms and their location. They also discuss Rajiv’s friend's house which is located close to them. This chapter offers students with accurate information on how to use sarvanam with sangya and visheshan and sangya properly. 

Chapter 13: Kapde Ki Dukan

This is the story of parents and their 2 kids named Anita and Amar who went to the market for Diwali shopping. The shopkeeper greeted them and asked what items they were looking for. Everyone bought their desired clothes and came back home. This chapter mainly focuses on some important words such as आओ, आइये, आना etc. 

Chapter 14: Phool

This poem describes the beauty of a flower. According to the poet, the garden looks beautiful only because of these flowers. He comes to the garden and becomes happy after watching different flowers. The swaying flowers seem like they are welcoming the poet in the garden. Flowers always remain happy, no matter what the season is. The poet wants to convey this message to the readers that we should stay happy and smiling in every situation. 

Chapter 15: Batchit

This chapter presents the conversation between Shobha and Tarun who met after a long time. Both started discussing their classes, school, teacher etc. They also told each other about their favorite sports like Kho-Kho, cricket, Antakshari etc. This chapter throws light on some important words such as मै पड़ता/ ती हूँ, तुम पड़ते/ ती हो etc. 

Chapter 16: Shillong Se Phone

This chapter revolves around five major characters namely Nanku, Amarnath, Rama, Suresh and Shyamla. Amarnath had called Rama from Shillong but Nanku picked the call and called Rama for further conversation. Rama is the sister of Amarnath and told him about the well-being of her complete family. Then, she gave a phone receiver to Suresh, son-in-law of Amarnath for further talk. Suresh asked Amarnath about the well-being of his wife and then called Shyamla for further conversation. Shyamla is the niece of Amarnath and told him about her music classes. Amarnath wished her good luck and disconnected the phone. 

Chapter 17: Titli

Written by Narmada Prasad Khare, this poem Titli is all about a butterfly and describes her beauty in a simple yet interesting language. It talks about the colorful wings of a butterfly which attract everyone in the garden. Also, the poet asks her a question: why doesn’t she come near to anyone and what is the reason for her shyness.

Chapter 18: Ishwar Chandra Vidyasagar

This chapter is all about Ishwar Chandra Vidyasagar who was a famous academic person and a social worker. He lived in Bengal and was a highly respected person. One day, someone arrived at the station in order to meet Ishwar Chandra Vidyasagar and found no porter. He got angry and started criticizing the railway station. Another person who arrived from the same train asked him about his problem and carried his suitcase to help him out. Who is that man and what happened next comprises the whole story. 

Chapter 19: Pradarshani

This chapter is all about the exhibition. Salma and Sujata are the main characters of the story and Sujata was telling Salma about the exhibition which was organized in Pragati Maidan. She then told her about the handmade items made from bamboo, wood, soil etc. Those items were very beautiful. Various programs like Bharatnatyam, Odissi dance, Kuchipudi etc were going on in the exhibition. 

Chapter 20: Chitthi

This poem is written by Prakash Manu and describes the importance of the letter. It tells how this letter travels through one location to another and gives all types of news to the reader. The poet then explains how the letter establishes a connection between people and brings them closer even when they are physically far from each other. 

Chapter 21: Angulimal

This chapter of NCERT Books PDF Class 6 Hindi Durva presents the story of a goon named Angulimal. He was very cruel and killed people without any reason. He then made a necklace of their fingers and that’s why he was known as Angulimal. People were very scared of that Angulimal and never crossed that jungle. One day, Mahatma Buddh arrived in the village and everyone stopped him from going to that jungle. He listened to everyone carefully and said that there is nothing to worry about. What happened next comprises the whole story. 

Chapter 22: Yatra Ki Tayari

This story revolves around two kids named Nisha and Nishant who were requested by their father to spend their Dussehra Holidays in Mysore. But his father said that chances to get a reservation for Mysore are less and thus they finally decided to visit Kanyakumari. They planned their journey and decided to go from Rajdhani Express. Father then told Nishant to go and make train reservations.

Chapter 23: Hathi

Composed by the famous poet Sarveshwar Dayal Saxena, this poem Hathi is all about an elephant. He is sitting in the jungle and singing a song. Suddenly, a mosquito entered his ear and started irritating the elephant. He started shaking his ears hard and a unique sound of fat fat-fatfat was coming out. The mosquito is also giving music and everyone in the jungle is laughing at this incident and asks each other who is the better singer – mosquito or elephant? The poem is full of comedy, fun and entertainment. 

Chapter 24: Doctor

This chapter revolves around three major characters namely Doctor, Sushila and Ramesh. Sushila told the doctor that Ramesh is suffering from fever. Doctor asked Ramesh about his problem to which Ramesh replied that he is not able to sleep because of cough and fever. The doctor then put one end of his stethoscope to his chest and told him to take deep breaths. He then offered some medicines and told him some precautions for faster recovery

Chapter 25: Jaipur Se Patra

This chapter is written in the form of a letter. Amar wrote a letter to his father describing his journey to Jaipur. He then told him about different tourist destinations in Jaipur such as Hawamahal, Jantar Mantar, Ramniwas Bagh, and museum. He then told about his visit to Amer Kila which is located 14km away from Jaipur. It is very old and huge. Sheeshmahal in Amer Kila is worth exploring. He then described several food items of Rajasthan such as Dal-Batichurma etc. He wrapped up his letter with a promise that he will surely write another letter from Udaipur. 

Chapter 26: Badhe Chalo

Written by Dwarkaprasad Maheshwari, is a March song in which the poet is advising to move forward, no matter what happens. You should not get scared of anything or from any situation and handle everything with calmness and bravery. In this poem, the poet teaches that anything can be achieved with strong determination and hard work and consistency can solve all problems. 

Chapter 27: Vyarth Ki Shanka

This story is based on a couple who lived in a village. This couple has no child and thus they raised one weasel (Nevla). Both of them love this nevla as their child. After some days, the female gave birth to a girl child and the couple was too happy as their family is now complete. Now, they started caring for their daughter and ignored the weasel. That lady always thought that this weasel could harm her daughter but her husband didn’t think so. Read the whole story and see what happened next.

Chapter 28: Gadha aur Siyar

This story is all about a donkey and jackal. Both of them were good friends and always stayed together. In the full moonlight, they went together in search of food. Both of them reached near the Kakdi farms and their hunger multiplied by manifolds. They entered the farm and satiated their hunger by eating the same. The donkey was very happy and wanted to sing a song. Jackal advised him not to sing, otherwise the farm owner would come and beat them. But the donkey didn’t control himself from singing. Did the farm owner come and what happened next comprises the whole story.

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