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story of gillu in short
(100 -150words) in hindi​

Answer 1

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गिल्लू महादेवी वर्मा जी की पालतू गिलहरी की कहानी है। ... लेखिका जब बाहर जाती तो गिल्लू भी खिड़की के छेद में से बाहर चला जाता था और दिन भर गिलहरियों के झुंड का नेता बनकर डालियों पर उछलता कूदता रहता था। शाम को ठीक चार बजे, लेखिका के घर आने के समय, खिड़की से भीतर आकर अपने झूले में झूलने लगता था।

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Answer 2

Gillu Summary in English and Hindi by Mahadevi Verma

Gillu Written by Mahadevi Verma About the Author

Gillu Written by Mahadevi Verma Born in 1907, Mahadevi Verma was undoubtedly a leading poetess of the Chhayavadi School of poetry in Hindi. She had earned high reputation as a poet an story writer and editor of the famous Hindi. Weekly ‘Chand’. Among some of her important works are Deep Shikha, Yania, Nlhar (all poetry books), ‘Shrinkhla Ki Kadiyan, Mera Parlwar’.

She had the honour of receiving “Mangla Prasad Prize”, ’’Bharat Bharti Award” and the “Gyan Peeth Award”. She was also recipient of ‘Padma Bhushan’ National Award. She was elected fellow of the Sahitya Academy. She died in the year 1987. We lost a great poetess of Chhayavadi age with her death.

Gillu Written by Mahadevi Verma Introduction

“Gillu” is the description of a tiny baby squirrel that had accidentally fallen down from a nest near the flower pots of the poetess’s Verandah (courtyard). She was so moved to see the injured baby squirrel that she immediately lifted him up and provided all possible care to save him. It shows her generosity and compassion for the distressed person as is evident this form incident.

Gillu Summary in English

The title “Gillu” is the real story of a baby squirrel. One morning, when the poetess came out from the room, she saw two crows playfully pushing sharply their beaks at the flower pots in the verandah. Immediately she saw a tiny baby squirrel, sustaining two wounds, holding tightly lying in the flower pot. She could easily know that the tiny baby might have fallen from a nest and wounded by these crows. Lifting him up in her arms and wiping the blood, she applied Penicillin ointment over it. She could manage to pour one drop of water in his mouth by her tiresome efforts. He became alright within three-four months with fur and bushy tail over his body.

The poetess started calling him, GILLU. She hung a light-weight flower basket on the window as her residence.