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MTG presents the fully revised & updated “Hindi Olympiad Workbook” – the perfect companion to ace the SOF International Hindi Olympiad (IHO) 2025-26 exam.
Who Can Benefit?
SOF IHO participantsFor classes 3-10School teachers
BOOK DESCRIPTION
MTG’s fully revised & updated IHO workbook is the perfect tool to help students prepare for their upcoming SOF IHO (2025-26) exam. Packed with an interactive question bank, this workbook is designed to keep students engaged and motivated throughout their learning process. With a focus on developing important grammatical skills and knowledge needed for success, this workbook is a must-have for any student looking to excel in their Olympiad exams.
Chapter-wise MCQs for extensive practice.MCQs are divided into general questions and the achiever’s sectionHOTS to challenge students and enhance critical thinking skills.
What Sets This Book Apart?
2024 IHO exam paper to familiarize students with the exam pattern.OMR sheets are provided after each chapter to practice filling them out.
What Will You Learn?
Aids in better comprehension and proficiency in grammatical concepts.Extensive practice will help in becoming ready for the Olympiad.Helps students refine their grammatical skills and deepen their understanding.Boosts students’ ability in reasoning, analytical, and problem-solving skills.
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Manasi is a stalwart of Malayalam literature. With her unparalleled feminist writing and powerful voice, she has mastered the art of telling radical short stories. Through Subversive Whispers, a collection of some of her best work, she continues to defy patriarchy, question Brahminical hegemony and push narratives that subtly yet fervently challenge the status quo. The book introduces readers to the irreverent ‘Sheelavathi’, which explores the Madonna-Whore complex in a uniquely local context, ‘Devi Mahathmyam’, which sheds light on the price that women pay for being goddesses in mere name and stories such as ‘Spelling Mistakes’, ‘Square Shapes’ and ‘The Walls’, all of which explore romantic love with a piercing realism.
In stark and urgent murmurs that build up a fever pitch, these stories channel women’s voices that open up their inner worlds, struggling to capture the minutiae of their suffering. It is this whisper-like quality of Manasi’s storytelling that J Devika deftly conveys in translation, bringing the author’s prose to the English reader in an incendiary collection that is sure to cast light on the darkened chambers of patriarchy and the hidden recesses of women’s minds.
