ICSE Hindi Stories

The poet says that there is no one as kind as Lord Ram. Lord Ram showers his blessings on everyone who is devoted to him. Chanting the name of Lord Ram will lead to happiness.   

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Chitra becomes a well-known painter abroad. Her painting of the dead beggar and the two orphans brings her international fame. She returns to India to a grand welcome. Chitra meets Aruna at her exhibition. Aruna is accompanied by her two grown children. This puzzles Chitra. 

A severe flood creates havoc. Aruna travels to flood-affected areas and volunteers. Chitra makes paintings about the flood. As Chitra is about to leave for studies abroad, she make a sketch of a dead beggar and her orphaned children. 

We are introduced to the two main characters Aruna and Chitra. They are friends and roommates, but with very different worldviews. Chitra is an artist and is devoted to her art completely. Aruna believes in making the world a better place by actively engaging with it.  

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Shyaamu steals money to buy a kite. He plans to bring his dead mother back from the heavens using the kite. His theft his discovered by his father.

Shyaamu's mother has passed away. This has filled Shyaamu's heart with a deep sorrow. He spots a kite in the sky and this gives him an idea.

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Captain Chashmewaala dies and the statue remains without glasses. This really upsets Haaldaar Saab.

The Paanwala informs Haaldaar Saab that Captain Chashmewaala changes the glasses on the statue. Haaldaar is moved by Captain's patriotism and civic mindedness.

We are introduced to Haaldaar Saab, the little town that he visits and the statue of Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose that has a new pair of spectacles every time Haaldaar Saab visits.

The engineer and the magistrate are corrupt men. Raseela steals 50 paise to clear the debt. Raseela's robbery is discovered and he is punished.

We meet the four main characters. The two servants Raseela and Ramzaan and their bosses, the Engineer and the District Magistrate. Raseela and Ramzaan are good friends.

Baby Krishna wants the moon to play with. He is throwing a tantrum. Mother Yashoda manages to convince him.

Describes the various actions of Baby Krishna.

The first part describes how mother Yashoda is putting baby Krishna to bed.

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The jackals convince the sheep that the wolves are the best choice for them. The colored jackals are also used. The wolves win the election.

The jackal takes the wolf to the gathering of the sheep. He assures the sheep that the wolf has transformed. He is now a saint and has decided to dedicate his life for the welfare of the sheep.

The jackal says he can get the wolves a majority in the elections. But the wolves must follow the jackal's plan.

We are introduced to the sheep, the wolves and the jackals. The wolves are worried about the arrival of democracy.

The Seth returns home. His wife is proud of him. They find that they have been rewarded by God for the Seth's selfless act of feeding the dying dog.

Dhanna Seth's wife offers to buy the Mahayagya. This confuses the Seth. In the end he decides not to sell his act of feeding the dog as it won't be appropriate.

Seth meets a weak and feeble dog on his way. He gives all his food to the dog.