Class 7 Hindi Vasant NCERT Solutions for Chapter - 12 Bhor Aur Barakha
FAQs on NCERT Solutions for Class 7 Hindi Chapter 12 - Bhor Aur Barakha
1. What are the Names of Krishna in Class 7 Hindi Vasant Chapter 12 Bhor Aur Barkha?
There are various names by which Lord Krishna is called in the poem. These are Banseevare lalna, laalji, Girdhar Nagar, hari, and Meera k Prabhu.
2. Give Detail About the Morning of Lord Krishna’s Village Braj.
As soon as the sun shines in the sky of Braj, the gates and windows of every house opens, the women start to derive buttermilk from milk, children begin to take their cattle for grazing carrying their lunch in the pocket, everyone head towards their work, and all deities come at their gates for showering blessings.
3. According to the Poem, Which Changes Prevail in Nature on the Arrival of the Rainy Season?
According to the poem, when the rainy season arrives lightning occurs in the sky, mild rain occurs, flowers and saplings begin to spring, a pleasant fragrance spreads in the environment, the cool breeze flows, and rainy clouds start to thunder. The whole environment becomes very lovely and pleasant.
4. Who is the Lord that Meerabai is Worshipping in the Poem Bhor Aur Barkha?
Meerabai is worshipping her eternal love of life, her lord, and her world, the sustainer in the trinity of gods, Lord Krishna. She has accepted him as her husband forever with all her feelings.
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6. What is the meaning of the first stanza according to the poet of Chapter 12 of Class 7 Hindi Vasant?
In the first stanza of the poem, Mirabai describes the wakening of Lord Krishna by mother Yashoda. She tells Krishna how the gopis are churning the curd and extracting butter which is his favourite. Mother Yashoda pacifies Krishna in many ways to make him awake, telling him that all are waiting for him with milk and curd to cheer him up. His friends are waiting to go to graze the cows.
7. What is explained in the second stanza of Chapter 12 of Class 7 Hindi Vasant?
In the second stanza of the poem, Mirabai talks about Lord Krishna and rain. Mira has portrayed Sawan in the second verse, which means rain. The droplets of rain, the clouds all over the sky with lightning, and the blowing of cold winds give an enormous feeling to Mirabai as if Lord Krishna himself is coming to her residence. The feeling itself is making her overwhelmed. She gets mesmerized by the feeling.
8. What is the inner feeling of the poet about this poem of Chapter 12 of Class 7 Hindi Vasant?
The feeling of the month with the smell of the wet mud is a mesmerizing feeling about the month of Sawan, the droplets of rain falling, the clouds distributed all over the sky, and the cold breeze. Mirabai is so happy with all these, which makes her feel the whole surrounding is celebrating the coming of Lord Krishna and the feeling that her lord is arriving at her residence.
9. What is the concept of the Chapter 12 of Class 7 Hindi Vasant?
The poem “Bhor Aur Barkha” is well summarised with the concept of two words having different meanings. In this poem, the explanation of how Mother Yashoda tries to wake up Krishna is telling him about gopis churning the butter and his friends waiting for him. This also beautifully explains Sawan and how the droplets of rain and cold breeze give an excellent feeling to Mirabai as if Lord Krishna is arriving at her residence. The NCERT Solutions for Chapter 12 of Class 7 Hindi Vasant are available free of cost on the Vedantu website and the Vedantu app.
10. What is the meaning of the sentences
जागो बंसीवारे ललना!
जागो मोरे प्यारे!
………………….झनकारे। of Chapter 12 of Class 7 Hindi Vasant.
The sentence is taken from the Bhor Aur Barkha in which it is explained how mother Yashoda tries to wake Lord Krishna. She says, “Get up, oh! Loving one, the night has gone and the morning has started, and all the doors and windows of the houses are opened, gopis have churned the curd and taken out the butter please at least wake up now”. She tries all the ways to wake little Krishna from his sleep.