class 7th ch 4 hindi pathar ka itehaas

The History of Stone: A Journey Through Nature's Splendor

A small valley took it to the small valley there, from which a mountain stream took it to the small valley there, from this, a mountain stream took it further. From this, a mountain stream took him to a small river, where he reached a big river. In the meantime, he was able to loot from river to river, taking with him all that was good and useful.

Meanwhile, at the bottom of the river, he was able to loot the gift on its banks, making it shiny and smooth. And now this is how the crisis that is in front of you became. That is why mercy left it and you were found in me. If the ocean had taken it further, then they would have become smaller and at the end become just a hair on the shore of the sea where it will keep meeting its brothers.

It becomes a strand of beautiful hair on which small children play. They make houses out of every hair, making each moment precious. If a small aurora can tell you so many things, then just think about the mountains and other things that are all around us. How many more things can we know about your father Jawahar? Look at him, he is like a mountain, strong and steady.

In this lesson, through the stone, Jawaharlal Nehru ji told us about the beauty of nature that every object of nature is very useful for us, it is very important. And every one thing teaches us something or the other, then we should always keep learning from nature. We read books, by reading these books, we acquire a lot of knowledge, but apart from these books, we also learn many things in nature.

She is telling us that we should also learn from them and pay attention towards nature, so this was our today's story, History of Stone. Thank you Do.

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