NCERT Class 7 Hindi - Vasant Book PDF

Written by the expert subject teachers, this standard NCERT solution is an alternative and highly interactive supplement to back up your studies. Students can download the same in PDF format for free. Below is mentioned the chapter-wise description of all chapters included in the book. 

Chapter 1: Hum Panchi Unmukt Gagan K

Written by Shivmangal Singh ‘Suman’, this poem describes the importance of birds’ freedom. Birds want to convey the message through the poem that they belong to the sky and not for cages. They can’t sing a song in the cage. In this poem, the poet is saying on behalf of the birds that we like to drink flowing water and by locking in the cages, we would die from hunger and thirst. God has given them wings to fly and thus don’t interfere in their life by locking them. 

Chapter 2: Dadi Maa

This story depicts the close relationship between the writer and her grandmother. The writer’s grandmother is an epitome of affection and mercy. Her grandmother always helped the writer and his family in the difficult times so this story is dedicated to her love and dedication. She was so sick but still looked after the writer. Her grandmother is not with him today but her memories are always with him. This story basically highlights the importance of elders in our life.

Chapter 3: Himalaya Ki Betiyan

The chapter of the Latest NCERT Books for Class 7 Hindi Vasant gives a pleasant description of the rivers that emanate from the Himalayas. In this chapter, the author has portrayed Himalayas as the father and rivers emanating from him as daughters and sea as the son-in-law. The author has done a beautiful humanization of nature. It seems like nature is also behaving like humans. He sees these rivers in different variants at different places. This chapter strives to explain the importance of rivers. 

Chapter 4: Kathputli

In this poem, the puppets want to gain independence and face many problems to become independent. In order to escape the sadness of being dependent on humans, one puppet sets a revolt. Every puppet wants independence; however, they know this is impossible. But then the first puppet that sets the revolt is afraid of taking responsibility for other puppet’s independence. 

Chapter 5: Mithawala

This is the story of a sweet seller who sells sweets and toys for children’s happiness. He offers all these things at a cheap price and thus everyone doubts him. But the reality is quite different from people’s thinking. He sells everything at such a cheap price because he had lost his wife and children and thus he sells these things to bring happiness on children’s faces. He used to sing so as to inform everyone about his arrival so that children could come and buy toys and sweets from him. 

Chapter 6: Rakt aur Hamara Sharir

This chapter is all blood which is made up of living cells and supports and maintains the tissues of our body. There are two types of blood cells namely while blood cells which protect against infection and red blood cells which are full of hemoglobin and carry oxygen from our lungs to the rest of the body. In addition to the cells, there are other substances in our blood as well such as nutrients of the food. 

Chapter 7: Papa Kho Gaye

Written by Vijay Tendulkar, this chapter basically describes the sympathy and emotions of non-living things during an incident. The man who kidnaps small kids has no feelings while these non-living things are full of emotions. This is the story in which a little girl gets kidnapped by a man and how these non-living things helped her to escape. 

Chapter 8: Sham – EK Kisan

In this poem, the winter evening scene is presented by the poet and it seems like the evening is a farmer. The poet imagines that a mountain is sitting like a farmer with the sky as the cloth which is wrapped around his head. The river is compared with a bed sheet which lies on his knees. Suddenly, someone shouts ‘sunte ho’ and this imagination is converted into an incident and darkness is all around. 

Chapter 9: Chidiya Ki Bachi

This story is all about the daughter of a bird who comes out of her nest in the absence of her mother. She is so beautiful and thus the owner of the garden wants to keep her as a prisoner. He gives a lot of greed to the bird but the little bird rejects everything. She understands the manipulation of the seth and runs away to her nest. This story teaches that we should be familiar with the intentions of people and thus should not talk to anyone. 

Chapter 10: Apoorv Anubhav

This chapter of the NCERT Textbooks Class 7 Hindi vasant is a story of two kids living in Tomoye. Here, every child owns one tree and treats it the same as their personal property. Toto-Chan’s tree is located near the Kuhonbutsu road. There is another kid yasuki-chan who has polio and is unable to climb a tree. Now, Toto-chan planned to climb the tree with Yasuki-Chan. Did they succeed in their plan or what happened next comprises the whole story. 

Chapter 11: Rahim Ke Dohe

Rahim Ke Dohe makes us aware of the reality of life and motivates us to stay calm in every situation. In these dohe, Rahim is saying that everyone can behave like a friend when we are rich but the real friend is the one who stays with us in tough times. Rahim gives the finest example of fish and water. Water leaves his affection for the fish when she is gone but she cannot live without water. In the end, Rahim teaches that humans should be strong enough to tolerate all situations without complaining. 

Chapter 12: Kancha

Kancha is the story of a boy who falls in love with glasses (Kancha). These are very beautiful and the boy has never seen them before. Seeing glasses in the jar, he goes into the world of imagination. The author has excelled the imagination of the children in the story. Basically, he wants to explain that children have nothing to do with the real world and they always live in their own world and enjoy the same. 

Chapter 13: Ek Tinka

The poet here teaches not to feel superior or proud as sometimes even a small thing like tinka can break this attitude. He describes an incident in which he was standing with arrogance and one small particle tinka fell in his eyes and he felt uncomfortable. Then, he realizes that even one small thing can break his pride within seconds and thus we should never behave arrogantly and always respect others. 

Chapter 14: Khan Paan Ki Badalti Tasveer

Here, the writer describes the mixed culture of catering. Nowadays, we get to see foods of many provinces in the home as people have added food items of other states in their routine as well, owing to job transfers and further studies. Apart from regional food, people also love to eat western food like burgers and pizza as well. This mixed culture of catering is good for promoting national unity and helps in knowing the dishes of the country and abroad. 

Chapter 15: Neelkanth

Written by Mahadevi Verma, Neelkanth is all about a peacock. The author is an animal lover and brings two peacocks, one is male and one female. The name of the male peacock is Neelkanth and the name of the female peacock is Radha. Neelakanta is courageous, fearless and affectionate in nature. Owing to his nature, he becomes an author’s favorite. But Neelkantha has to face premature death due to Kubza morani’s arrival. This story depicts mutual love between humans and birds. 

Chapter 16: Bhor aur Barkha 

In this chapter, the poet describes the posts of Mira in which she considers Krishna to be her adorable God. In the first post, there is an attempt to wake up Lord Krishna through Yashoda at dawn. The whole Gokul awakes but Lord Krishna is still sleeping. In the second post, Mira is very happy in the month of Savan.

Chapter 17: Veer Kunwar Singh

This chapter of the NCERT Class 7 Hindi vasant Textbook revolves around the freedom fighter Veer Kunwar Singh. He was born in 1782in Jagdishpur village in Bihar. His father was a landlord and had struggled a lot to earn this position. This story describes how Veer Kunwar Singh fought for his country and what other social work he had done during his lifetime. His work is still appreciated in Bihar. 

Chapter 18: Sangharsh Ke Karan Mein Tunukmizaz Ho Gya Dhanraj

This story is all about a famous hockey player named Dhanraj Pillay. He had an encounter with Vinita Panday when he was 35 years old. He belonged to the middle-class family when he didn’t have enough money to buy a hockey stick but then he came to this game and everything had changed completely. He always respected his game which had not only changed his economic condition but also made him respectful and famous. 

Chapter 19: Ashram Ka Anumanit Vyay

This chapter narrates how Mahatma Gandhi used to manage the economical condition of his Ashram and how to fulfill the needs and requirements. He felt the need for 3 more kitchens in the ashram along with libraries and almirah. According to the leading personalities including Mahatma Gandhi, all expenses of the ashram should be managed by the people of Ahmedabad. 

Chapter 20: Viplav Gyan

Written by Balkrishan Sharma ‘Naveen’, this poem Viplav Gyan is about development and progress against stupor. The poet wants to fight against situations that create hindrance in the process of progress. In this poem, the poet wants to bring change through viplav. 

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The Hindi textbooks for CBSE from classes 6 to 12 are published by the National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT). The NCERT provides three Hindi books of Class 7 – Vasant, Durva, and Bal Mahabharat Katha. NCERT books always follow the latest syllabus which is prescribed by CBSE. The good thing about it is that these books are an excellent and beneficial source to develop comprehension and reading skills in the Hindi language. All the schools that are affiliated with CBSE use NCERT Hindi textbooks to prepare the Class 7 exam question paper.

The first volume of the class 7 Hindi NCERT textbook, is a collection of stories and poetry of renowned people. In total, it has 20 chapters. The second Hindi textbook, Durva, contains folktales, translated extracts, poetry,  stories, etc among other things. This book, Durva, has 18 chapters. Mahabharata is the last Hindi textbook of NCERT for class 7. Mahabharata tells the story of Ved Vyas, Maharishi Prashar’s son, who wrote the famous epic. Each chapter in the NCERT books contains some important textual questions which help in the revision and students must correctly answer them.

NCERT Class 7 Hindi book - Mahabharat Katha

In the book, the Mahabharata, the narrative begins with Maharaja Shantanu giving up his throne to his son Chitragandh. However, Hastinapur’s reign was finally passed down to his brother Vichitravirya. The Pandavas are the next main characters in the narrative. Students will also be going to learn about how the Pandavas wedded Draupadi. The immense conflict between the Pandavas and the Kauravas is also shown in this chapter. At last, the Hindi NCERT book narrates how the Pandavas are expelled for the rest of their life at the end of the story.

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