Question

summary of the chapter the little world of mud by Ruskin bond

Answer 1

The Little World of Mud by Ruskin Bond portrays through the rainwater pond which existed behind the author's bungalow that there was a whole diverse life inside the pond where creatures benefited from each other. The pond is the world for them. The author had never noticed it until his grandfather made him observe that. He found how the frogs and tadpoles lived inside the silent pond in which he had occasionally seen buffaloes only. Later on, he befriends Ramu who comes to the pond with his buffaloes. He teaches the author swimming. They also spot a pair of crane sarus which became a part of the pond and their bungalow gradually. The author was pleased that they had become a part of the muddy world of the pond.

Answer 2

Answer:

The Little World of Mud by Ruskin Bond portrays through the rainwater pond which existed behind the author's bungalow that there was a whole diverse life inside the pond where creatures benefited from each other. The pond is the world for them. ... Later on, he befriends Ramu who comes to the pond with his buffaloes.