Hindi Sahitya Class Notes – Complete Set of 5 Books | UPSC Civil Services Mains Hindi Literature Optional

Key Features

• Five-part Hindi Sahitya Class Notes set for UPSC Civil Services Mains Hindi Literature Optional preparation
• Covers Hindi literary history, poetry, stories, novels and drama
• Includes explanations of prescribed literary works and selected excerpts
• Features a topic-wise collection of previous years’ UPSC Civil Services Mains questions
• Organised around the Hindi Literature syllabus, including Paper I and Paper II areas
• Published by Drishti Publications

About the Book Set
Prepare for the Hindi Literature optional paper with this five-part set of Hindi Sahitya Class Notes from Drishti Publications. The books bring together syllabus-oriented study material, literary history, major genres and authors, explanations of selected works, and a topic-wise collection of UPSC Mains questions.

The notes cover key areas of Hindi literature, including the development of Hindi prose and poetry, literary periods and movements, and important writers and works. The set also includes explanations of selected prescribed texts and poetry passages to support a closer understanding of their themes, language and literary features.

A separate volume compiles previous years’ UPSC Civil Services Mains questions and arranges them by topic, helping aspirants review the examination pattern alongside their subject preparation. The structured format can support study, revision and answer-writing practice for Hindi Literature optional.

Contents at a Glance

• Hindi stories, including literary history and selected stories
• Hindi novels and drama
• Hindi literary history and major literary periods
• Poetry, movements, poets and important works
• Explanations of selected works by Kabir, Jayasi, Surdas, Tulsidas, Bihari, Maithilisharan Gupt, Jaishankar Prasad, Nirala, Dinkar, Muktibodh, Agyeya and Nagarjun
• Topic-wise previous years’ UPSC Civil Services Mains questions

Suitable For
UPSC Civil Services Mains aspirants choosing Hindi Literature as their optional subject, as well as learners seeking organised notes on Hindi literature and its major works.