by Tiwari Academy Team
Find chapter-wise answers for Class 9 Hindi Ganga and the previous NCERT textbooks—Kshitij, Kritika, Sparsh and Sanchayan. Select the book prescribed by your school, then choose the lesson you need. Some literary works appear in more than one textbook, so match the book title and exercise before using an answer.
Choose Your Class 9 Hindi Textbook
Check the title on your textbook cover and select the matching book below.
| Textbook | Open its chapter list |
|---|---|
| Ganga — गंगा | Ganga solutions |
| Kshitij Part 1 — क्षितिज भाग 1 | Kshitij solutions |
| Kritika Part 1 — कृतिका भाग 1 | Kritika solutions |
| Sparsh Part 1 — स्पर्श भाग 1 | Sparsh solutions |
| Sanchayan Part 1 — संचयन भाग 1 | Sanchayan solutions |
Ganga is the new NCERT textbook. The other four book sections provide resources for previous editions. Follow your school’s prescribed textbook and syllabus when preparing for an examination.
Class 9 Hindi Ganga Solutions
Choose a prose lesson or poem from Ganga to open its question answers. The chapter lists below separate the prose and poetry sections.
Ganga: Gadya Khand – Prose Chapters 1–7
| Chapters | Author |
|---|---|
| 1. दो बैलों की कथा – Do Bailon Ki Katha | Premchand |
| 2. क्या लिखूँ? – Kya Likhun? | Padumlal Punnalal Bakhshi |
| 3. संवादहीन – Samvadhin | Shekhar Joshi |
| 4. ऐसी भी बातें होती हैं – Aisi Bhi Batein Hoti Hain | Yatindra Mishra |
| 5. आखिरी चट्टान तक – Aakhiri Chattan Tak | Mohan Rakesh |
| 6. रीढ़ की हड्डी – Reedh Ki Haddi | Jagdishchandra Mathur |
| 7. मैं और मेरा देश – Main Aur Mera Desh | Kanhaiyalal Mishra ‘Prabhakar’ |
Ganga: Kavya Khand – Poetry Chapters 8–12
| Chapters | Author |
|---|---|
| 8. पद – Pad | Raidas |
| 9. राम-लक्ष्मण-परशुराम संवाद – Ram-Parshuram-Lakshman Samvad | Tulsidas |
| 10. भारति, जय, विजयकरे! – Bharati, Jay, Vijaykare! | Suryakant Tripathi ‘Nirala’ |
| 11. झाँसी की रानी – Jhansi Ki Rani | Subhadra Kumari Chauhan |
| 12. घर की याद – Ghar Ki Yaad | Bhawani Prasad Mishra |
Class 9 Hindi Kritika Part 1 Solutions — Previous Textbook
Select a chapter from Kritika Part 1 to open its question answers.
Class 9 Hindi Kshitij Part 1 Solutions — Previous Textbook
Choose a lesson from Kshitij Part 1 below. Match the lesson and exercise with your edition before using the answers.
- Chapter 1. Do Bailon Ki Katha
- Chapter 2. Lhaasa Ki Oor
- Chapter 3. Upabhoktawad Ki Sanskrti
- Chapter 4. Sanwale Sapanon Ki Yaad
- Chapter 5. Premachand Ke Phate Joote
- Chapter 6. Mere Bachapan Ke Din
- Chapter 7. Saakhiyaan Evam Sabad
- Chapter 8. Vaakh
- Chapter 9. Savaiye
- Chapter 10. Kaidi Aur Kokila
- Chapter 11. Graam Shree
- Chapter 12. Megh Aae
- Chapter 13. Bachche Kaam Par Ja Rahe Hain
Class 9 Hindi Sanchayan Part 1 Solutions — Previous Textbook
Select a chapter from Sanchayan Part 1 to read its question answers.
Class 9 Hindi Sparsh Part 1 Solutions — Previous Textbook
Select a prose lesson or poem from Sparsh Part 1. The two sections are listed separately below.
Sparsh: Gadya Khand – Prose
Sparsh: Kavya Khand – Poetry
Class 9 Hindi Syllabus and Assessment
For the 2026–27 session, consult the official CBSE Class IX Hindi syllabus for R1 and R2 requirements, grammar topics, writing tasks and assessment details. Use the syllabus applicable to your course and the textbook prescribed by your school.
View the official CBSE Class 9 Hindi syllabus 2026–27 — PDF
Hindi Grammar Practice
Use these explanations to revise Hindi grammar. Select the topics included in your course; this resource list is not a substitute for your prescribed syllabus.
How to Use Hindi Question Answers
Read the lesson before consulting its answers. For prose, support your response with relevant events, characters or statements from the text. For poetry, explain the meaning in context and refer to the words or images that support your interpretation. Write your answer in your own words, then compare its accuracy and completeness with the explanation.
Choosing the Correct Book’s Answers
Can I use the same answers when a lesson appears in two textbooks?
Match the answers to your textbook’s exercises. For example, Do Bailon Ki Katha appears in both Ganga and Kshitij, while Reedh Ki Haddi appears in Ganga and Kritika. A shared literary text does not mean that the questions or expected responses are identical.
Hindi Resources and Support
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