Medicinal Plants of Nepal

The use of medicinal plants in Nepal is from ancient time. As Nepal is rich in biodiversity and also in ancient culture ,the use of medicine from plants are very useful even these days.The component of the plants which can sure some disease are called medicinal plants.

1.  How many types of vegetation are found in Nepal ? Around 6500
2. Around how many vegetation are use for medicinal purpose in Nepal ? 400
3. Different types of Medicinal plants found in Nepal. 

• Ghiu Kumari(Aloe Barbandensis) : Mostly used in burning skin
• Tulsi (Ocinum Sanctom): Used in sore throat and while common cold also used in tea. 
• Bojo (Acorus Calamus): Sore throat
• Titepati (Arthemisia Vulgaris Linn): Skin disease
• Harro (Terminalia Chebula): Cough, Jaundice
• Barro(Terminalia Bellirica): Cough
• Amala (Emblica Offcinalis): Hair improvement, Vitamin C source
• Chiraito(Swertia Corniculata): Urine related disease. 
• Chutro(Berbis Artistata): Fever
• Timur (Zanthoxyhum Armatum): Stomach Pain
• Ghodtapre (Actica Hypocotila): Memory builder
• Jatamasi (Nardastachuas Jatamansi): For beautiful hair and Face
• Asuro(Adhatoda Vasica): Cough
• Yasargumba (Cordyceps Sinensis):Sexual power increase.
• Lemon Grass: Food Appetizer

IEA Report: Global Energy Review, 2020

1. From how many countries IEA Report: Global Energy Review, 2020 was made ? 30 

2.According to the report, what percent of the daily electricity demand has been reduced ? - 15%

3. The Global Coal Demand reduced by how much percentage as compared to 2019? - 8%

4. The oil demand was reduced by 5%. The transport connectivity all over the world has been reduced by 50% and aviation has been reduced by 60%

5.The Carbon Dioxide Emissions have declined by what percent as compared to 2019 levels ? 8%

 This is almost 2.6 giga tonnes. These levels of carbons dioxide was found in earths in 2010

Who started what in Nepal ? GK Nepal

1.  Gunakamdev- Indra jatra,Krishna jatra, lakhe jatra,Kumari Pooja.

2. Jagjyoti Malla- Bisket Jatra

3. Gajat Prakash Malla- Gaijatra

4. Bronze Money: Ratna Malla

5. Leather Currency: Siddhi Narasingha Malla

Some nick names of famous people of Nepal.

1. Iron man of Nepal: Political leader Ganesh Man Singh.

2. Unlucky King: Jaya Prakash Malla

3. Mad King: Laxmi Narasingha Malla

4. Incapable King: King Gyanendra

5. King of Justice: Ram Shah

6. Mad Prince: Shree 5 Surendra

7. Kabindara: Pratap Malla

8. Alive Martyrs: Tanka Prasad Acharya

9. Dhankute King: Dev Shumsher

10. Araniko: Balabahu

Current Affairs | 09 May 2020 |

1.Which disaster Australia witnesses that killed many lives and  also caused huge destruction of ptoperty?- Wild Fire.

2. Who has been recently named as the new rsultan of Oman? -Haitham bin Tariq

3. According to the recent study conducted by the Swiss bank Julius Baer, which is the most expensive city of the world for luxury goods? - Hong Kong

4.The entire government of which country resigned recently after the constitutional amendments announced by its President?- Russia 

5. The United Nation’s COP 26 climate change summit, which has been postponed to 2021, was scheduled to be held in which city? Glasgow, Scotland.

Hydrogen rail, GK Nepal 09 May 2020

1. When was Chitwan National park of Nepal declared plastic free ? 2075 B.S Poush 27
2. At which place Nepal ranks for the production of Ginger in the world ? Third (2018 AD)
3. When did Nepal government gifted a pair of Rhinoceros to China ? 2018 AD July 12
4. What were the name of the Rhinoceros gifted to China ? Bhadra and Rupsi
5. When did Nepal government published 100 tourist destination of Nepal ? - 2075 B.S Kartik 15
6. Name the third cable car built under private sector ? - Kalinnchowk Cable Car
7. Where in Nepal Bio Village Model Programme is launched ? Tanahu

Hydrogen Rail

• Where in the world hydrogen rail came into use for the first time in the world ? Germany(2018 September 16)
• What is the other name of Hydrogen rail ? - Hydrail 
• What is the name of first Hydrogen rail  ? The Coradia iLint is the world’s first passenger train powered by a hydrogen fuel cell, which produces electrical power for traction. This zero-emission train emits low levels of noise, with exhaust being only steam and condensed water.

Important Awards and Prizes distributed in different fields of Nepal.

1. Madan Puruskar -

2. Sajha Puruskar

3. Jagadamba Shree Puruskar

4. Chinnalata Puruskar

1. When was Madan Prize established ? 2012 BS

2. Madan Prize was established on the memory of which personality ? - Madan Shumsher

3.What is the amount of Madan Prize ? 1 Lakh Rupees

Styrene Gas, Vizag Gas Tragedy

1. When did Styrene gas leaked from LG Plant of Viskahapathnam  ? 07 May 2020
2. What is Styrene Gas ? Styrene gas is colorless and odorless gas also known as vinyl,ethyl and phenyl benzene which is neuro-toxins. This gas effects respiratory system. Continuous exposure to styrene gas for 10 minutes results to death.  
3. What is the chemical formula of Styrene gas ?C₆H₅CH=CH₂
4. Styrene gas is also known as ? Vinylbenzene, ethylbenzene and phenylbenzene
5.  Styrene gas is used in making what types of products ?  rubber, plastic, insulation, fiberglass, pipes, automobile and boat parts, food containers, and carpet backing.

Check Points between Nepal and India

These are the check points that are used for business purpose between India and Nepal:

NEPAL/INDIA

1. Pashupatinagar/Sukhiya Pokhari
2. Kakarvitta/ Naxalbari
3. Bhadrapur/Galgaliya
4. Biratnagar/Jogbani
5. Setoband/Bhimnagar
6. Rajbiraj/Kunauli
7. Janakpur/Jayanagar
8. Jaleswor/Bhittamod
9. Malangwa/Sonabarsha
10. Gaur/Bairganiya
11. Birgunj/Raxaul
12. Bairawa/Sunauli/Nautanwa
13. Taulihawa/Khunwa
14. Krishnanagar/Badani
15. Koilabas/Jarwa
16. Nepalgunj/Rupediya
17. Rajapur/Katerniyaghat
18. Kailali/Tikonia
19. Dhangadi/Gairifanta
20. Mahendranagar/Banbasa
21. Mahakali/Jhulaghat
22. Darchula/Dharchula
23. Nawalparasi/Dhutibari
24. Sikta/Biswabazar
25. Laukaha/Thadi
26. Guleriya/Murtiya

Tea Farming in Nepal, Tea Survey 2018

Tea is very popular among friends and families in Nepal. Not only in Nepal, tea is also very popular in most part of the world. Tea is considered as stress re-liefer, short hunger remover and most important the popular drinks in every occasion. Nepal where most part of the country are hilly and mountain region are also cold region. The consumption of tea is also high in this area. To fulfill this consumption tea farming is also done in many parts of the country. Tea farming are popular in eastern part of Nepal. Illam  and Jhapa are the two district with maximum tea productions.   

When did tea farming started in Nepal ? 1920 BS

From where tea farming concept entered Nepal ? China

Who brought the tea plantation in Nepal from China ? Junga bahadur Rana

When was Nepal Tea Development Cooperation (NTDC) established ? 2033 B.S

When was Nepal Tea Survey Report 2018 was published ? 2075 Asar 29