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BRAVO MANJU – SIRGUN SRIVASTAV – SUMMARY © KUSUM MANJESHRI

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  BRAVO MANJU – SIRGUN SRIVASTAV – SUMMARY © KUSUM MANJESHRI In the world all creatures having their qualities. All children are special. Sirgun Srivastav is an Indian writer who has written many inspirational stories for children. ‘Bravo Manju’ is one of the best stories of Sirgun. Manju was a handicapped girl. She was full of skills. She is profoundly skilled in painting. Her mother and brother love her painting. They want to see her happy. Her mother wants to give all the costly equipment and instruments for his work of painting. But, they were not so rich to fulfill her all wishes. Manju’s father becomes happy to see her painting but he said that it all is useless works. He advised that she should learn household works like cooking or knitting, etc. Manju obeyed her father and decided to end this interest in painting.   Her brother informed her about a painting competition at school. He wanted that she should join it. But she first denied and later when she attempt after readin
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Ranji’s Wonderful Bat - RUSKIN BOND – Summary - © Kusum Manjeshri

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  Ranji’s Wonderful Bat - RUSKIN BOND – Summary “Ranji’s wonderful Bat”, is one of the fantastic stories of ‘Ruskin Bond’. Ruskin Bond has written many stories for children. Ranji is an eleven years old boy school-going boy. He loves to play cricket. He was an excellent player on his school team. Due to some incidents, he lost his skills and loses motivation also. His captain encourages him but his coach gives him the warning that if he failed to score in the next match, he will be dropped from the team. Once, his team starts to lose the match in his absence. Then one of his friends, Mr. Kapoor gifts him a bat to give motivation and confidence. He told him that it’s a very lucky bat for him, he scored very well with it. Ranji played with the bat and he also won and scored very well. He believed that it all happened due to this magical bat. But, one day loses and becomes very sad then Mr. Kapoor reveals the reality about the bat, that it's just his superstition. He told him that h
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Oliver finds a Home - by, Charles Dickens ©Kusum Manjeshri

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  Oliver finds a Home - by, Charles Dickens  ©Kusum Manjeshri This is an extract from the novel Oliver Twist. It’s a story of a child, who is innocent not a thief. QUESTION AND ANSWERS   Q1. Why were Mrs. Marlie and Rose astonished to see Oliver? Ans. Mrs. Marlie and Rose are astonished to see Oliver because he is merely a little child and impossible to become a thief. So, they decided to ask him first about the happenings.   Q2. What did Oliver tell the ladies about himself? Ans. Oliver told the ladies about all the happenings. He told that the men wanted to rob them but left him alone wounded there.   Q3. How did the two ladies feel upon hearing Oliver’s story? Ans. After listening to Oliver’s story the two ladies felt very sad and they wouldn’t let the police take him away.   Q4. How did the servants help in protecting Oliver when the police came for inquiry? Ans. The servants told to police that the boy wounded while playing and the robbers came with bad i
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Answers of questions – Malala By, Roann Mendriq - © Kusum Manjeshri

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 Answers of questions – Malala  Q1. According to the poet, what is the thing that always survives? Ans. According to the poet, courage and kindness always survive.  Q2. Explain the meaning of the first two lines of the poem. Ans. In these first two lines the poet telling that where there is no education. There is only darkness; illiteracy. And the sparks; the brave people, those who want to educate them but unable to give due to the violence of the Taliban. So, they are hidden.  Q3. “How dare they take away my Education?” a. Who said this? Ans. Malala, the brave girl said these words. She wants to get an education because education is the right for all children. b. What does this tell us about the speaker?    Ans. The speaker is very brave and courageous, who knows the importance of education in life. She showed her bravery to get right for education.  Q4. What did Malala do to express her thoughts and fight for her choice? Ans. Malala told the importance and right of education to
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Summary Of Govinda’s Disciple - Rabindra Nath Tagore © Kusum Manjeshri

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 Summary Of Govinda’s Disciple - Rabindra Nath Tagore  © Kusum Manjeshri Rabindra Nath Tagore is one of the best poets of India. In his works, he has written about spiritualism and immortality of the soul. “Govinda’s Disciple” is a moral poem that telling about the real meaning of spiritualism and the right ways to achieve it. In this poem Govinda playing the role of a teacher and Raghunath of a disciple. Rabindra Nath Ji trying to express his views about the relationship of teacher and disciple. By this poem he is telling about materialism creates a barrier in the way to achieve spiritualism.  The teacher sat on a rock on the bank of the river Ganga. His disciple, Raghunath came and gifted him a pair of gold bangles. The teacher took one of the bangles and started twirling it around his finger. Suddenly, one of the costly bangles slipped from his finger and fell into the river. The disciple tried to find it but unable to get it back. When he failed to search the bangle then came bac
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Summary Of The Lake Isle of Innisfree - by William Butler Yeats - ©Kusum Manjeshri

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 Summary Of The Lake Isle of Innisfree “The Lake of Isle of Innisfree”, is a beautiful lyric written by William Butler Yeats. The poet expressing his attachment to nature’s beauty. He wishes to live in the peace and tranquility of Innisfree, a place where he spent his time childhood. He wishes to make his cabin there and beans cropping for food. It was an unforgettable sight for him. He is remembering again and again to the peaceful atmosphere of Innisfree.  The poet expressed his beautiful views about nature’s beauty. ©Kusum Manjeshri
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Summary Of Malala - Class 6th - ©Kusum Manjeshri

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  Summary Of Malala   This a beautiful poem telling us the story of the brave girl Malala Yousafzai, a young activist from Pakistan. She is from the Taliban, Pakistan. Where education was banned for girls. The brave girl Malala showed her courage and got the victory for the right to education. She and her family are given the importance of education so that she goes against Talibani's wrong rules. She was shot in the head by a terrorist while she was on her school bus. The miracle happened that she survived after facing it. Malala begins to do work for girl education rights. Her family and many other people feel proud of Malala. Girls like calling themselves, I am Malala. She is a young activist from Pakistan. From an early age, Malala has championed the cause of education for children in her home country. She won the 2014 Noble Prize at the young age of 17.   ©Kusum Manjeshri
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