हिमालय की बेटियां — MP Board Class 7 Hindi Important Questions & Revision Notes

The author of the lesson 'Himalaya Ki Betiyan' is Nagarjun.

The author refers to the rivers originating from the Himalayas as its daughters.

Kaka Kalelkar called the rivers 'Lokmata' due to their nurturing nature.

In the plains, rivers appear calm, serious, and like a sophisticated lady.

The Ocean (Samudra) is depicted as the son-in-law of the Himalayas because the rivers flow into it.

MP Board Class 7 Hindi· Questions, Notes & Formulas

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Who is the author of the lesson 'Himalaya Ki Betiyan'?

Whom does the author refer to as the 'daughters' of the Himalayas?

Who called the rivers 'Lokmata' (Mother of the World)?

How do rivers appear when observed in the plains?

Who is depicted as the son-in-law (दामाद) of the Himalayas in the lesson?

Which famous Sanskrit poet's reference is given in the text regarding the river Vetravati (Betwa)?

On the banks of which river did the author sit when his mind was troubled in Tibet?

Which two major rivers are mentioned as being formed by every melting drop of snow from the Himalayas?

Where do the rivers carry out their playful childhood activities (बाल-लीला)?

What is the meaning of the word 'Sambhrant' (संभ्रांत) used for rivers in the chapter?