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Hekko Class 4 PDF – NCERT English Santoor Chapter 9 (2026-27)

Download Hekko – NCERT Class 4 English Chapter 9 PDF from the new NCERT Class 4 English book Santoor (2026-27). Read the chapter online or download the free PDF. Hekko means “challenging the tiger.” It comes from a Naga folk story about humans and the tiger.

Hekko PDF – Chapter 9 of Santoor

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Hekko Class 4 PDF – NCERT English Santoor Chapter 9 (2026-27)
Hekko Class 4 PDF – NCERT English Santoor Chapter 9 (2026-27)
Hekko Class 4 PDF – NCERT English Santoor Chapter 9 (2026-27)
Hekko Class 4 PDF – NCERT English Santoor Chapter 9 (2026-27)
Hekko Class 4 PDF – NCERT English Santoor Chapter 9 (2026-27)
Hekko Class 4 PDF – NCERT English Santoor Chapter 9 (2026-27)
Hekko Class 4 PDF – NCERT English Santoor Chapter 9 (2026-27)
Hekko Class 4 PDF – NCERT English Santoor Chapter 9 (2026-27)
Hekko Class 4 PDF – NCERT English Santoor Chapter 9 (2026-27)
Hekko Class 4 PDF – NCERT English Santoor Chapter 9 (2026-27)
Hekko Class 4 PDF – NCERT English Santoor Chapter 9 (2026-27)
Hekko Class 4 PDF – NCERT English Santoor Chapter 9 (2026-27)
Hekko Class 4 PDF – NCERT English Santoor Chapter 9 (2026-27)
Hekko Class 4 PDF – NCERT English Santoor Chapter 9 (2026-27)

What Is in Hekko? (Class 4 English Chapter 9)

  • Hekko means “challenging the tiger.” It comes from a Naga folk story about humans and the tiger.
  • The people of the Mokokchung district of Nagaland play it; it shows who is strongest in the village.
  • Two teams of 11 — Aami (inside the circle, in a human chain) and Aakho (outside, pushing them out).
  • A caught Aakho player must say “Joko” (surrender). The team with the most points wins; the fastest Aami player is Khozuba and the strongest Aakho player is Khotiba.
  • Exercises: sound-alike words (their/there, two/too), st, ch, gl words, animal sounds, the past tense with -ed, five traditional games, inventing a game, and the Hornbill festival.

Quick revision – Hekko

TextTypeKey idea
HekkoProse (a game and its folk story)A team game from Nagaland in which the Aami team (Man) and the Aakho team (Tiger) test their strength.

Old NCERT vs New – Class 4 English

This chapter is from Santoor, the new NCERT Class 4 English book (NCF-SE 2023, used from 2025-26). It replaced the old book “Marigold”, so chapter numbers and names differ from older PDFs.

Solutions and All Chapters

Answers to the exercises and the full chapter list of Santoor:

Hekko – Overview

ClassClass 4
SubjectEnglish
BookSantoor – new NCERT book
Chapter9 of 12 – Hekko
Book pages89 – 101
EditionNCERT Reprint 2026-27
Session2026-27
PDFFree – read online or download

Class 4 English Chapter 9 – FAQs

Where can I download Hekko Class 4 PDF?

From the download table on this page – the chapter PDF is free, and the full book is linked too.

What is Class 4 English Chapter 9 about?

Hekko means “challenging the tiger.” It comes from a Naga folk story about humans and the tiger.

Is Hekko from the new NCERT Class 4 English book?

Yes. It is chapter 9 of santoor, the new NCERT Class 4 English book for 2026-27.

Is this the latest NCERT edition for 2026-27?

Yes – the PDF is NCERT’s latest edition for the 2026-27 session.

Where are the NCERT Solutions for Class 4 English Chapter 9?

Open the NCERT Solutions link above for answers to the exercise questions.

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