दरवाज़ा (कविता)
A huge house with a door too small for sun, wind or rain. Someone hungry for love keeps knocking. Will it open? Kusum Naipsik’s Hindi poem ‘Darwaza’.
A huge house with a door too small for sun, wind or rain. Someone hungry for love keeps knocking. Will it open? Kusum Naipsik’s Hindi poem ‘Darwaza’.
Come when you have time; come even when you don’t. Kedarnath Singh’s poem ‘Aana’ (Come) in Devanagari, with English glosses for the harder words.
‘I’m going,’ she said. ‘Go,’ I replied, knowing what that verb really means. Kedarnath Singh’s four-line poem ‘Jaana’, in Devanagari with English glosses.
One man rolls the roti, one man eats it. Who is the third man, and why is Parliament silent? Dhoomil’s poem ‘Roti aur Sansad’, with glosses and audio.
Hindi numbers from 10 to 2,000 in Devanagari with romanization, covering tens, hundreds like ek sau bees (120), and thousands.
Hindi numbers 1 to 25 written in Devanagari, with an audio recording of the pronunciation to practice counting.
Video lesson on when to use chandrabindu (ँ) versus bindu (ं) in Hindi script and spelling, with the question in the title.
Video reading practice for the Hindi letter ड, with example words to read aloud, for beginners learning the Devanagari script.
Video reading practice for the Hindi letter ड़, with example words to read aloud, for beginners learning the Devanagari script.
Video reading practice for the Hindi letter थ, with example words to read aloud, for beginners learning the Devanagari script.