Insurance | What is Insurance ?

Insurance 

What is Insurance?

Many things are uncertain in our life. We cannot predict several types of disasters even just seconds before their occurrence. Naturally we are scared by frequently occurring fatal accidents, serious injuries, acute and chronic illness and untimely deaths. This is not the case about our life only; different items of property such as buildings, livestock, and business are also at risks of serious damages and destructions caused by fore, flood, landslide, famine, war, etc. That's why anyone may be worried about the possible methods if their safety and recovery. Insurance is one of few beautiful methods of ensuring protection and compensation.

Simply putting insurance means compensation paid for damages or loss. It's a contract, under a policy, by which a company guarantees a compensation for specified loss, damage, illness, or death. For this, the person to be u sure has to pay a specified premium regularly for a specified term. Under an insurance policy, an individual or organisation receives a financial protection against losses from an insurance company. The premium is the price of insurance and it's paid by the insurer normally at regular intervals. Every singular payment is called installment. 

Insurance in Nepal

The insurance business has not come a long way in Nepal. History shows that Nepal Mal Chalani Tatha Bima Company Ltd. came into being on 8 Asoj,2004 BS as the first insurance company of the country.

Unification of Modern Nepal

 Unification of Modern Nepal 

Nepal's recorded history began with the kiratis, who arrived in Kathmandu valley in the 7th or 8th century BC from the east. The kiratis ruled over  1225 years ( 800 BC - 300 BC), they had a total of 29 kings during that time. Their first and the best remembered king was Yalamba Haang, better known as yalambar  who is mentioned in the epic Mahabharata. 

The first record of the word 'Nepal' is found in the ancient Indian animals such as the puranas from the 4th century A.D where an area known as ' Newal ' or sometimes ' Newar ' is mentioned referring to what is now known as Kathmandu. However the state has changed from time to time during it's history, expanding and shrinking in area since ancient times. 

Nepal had been ruled throughout it's history by the kings of different dynasties until monarchy was abolished in 2063 BS. Nepal as a political region as been united by dofferent king of different kingdom at various time in Nepalese history. 

King Prithivi Narayan Shah

King Prithivi Narayan Shah was born as the eldest son of King Narabhupal Shah and his second wife Queen Kaushalyawati in the Shah dynasty of Gorkha in 17 January, 1723 A.D (17 poush, 1779 B.S). He grew up under love, care, and supervision of the eldest queen Chandrapravawati. She taught him Ramayan, Mahabharata, Diplomacy and politics. He was clever and resolute
rom childhood. He got horse-riding, archery, sword fighting coaching once he was a young boy.

He became king of Gorkha in 17999 at the age of 20. He was interested in politics and diplomacy and also had interest in conquering other countries since his day as Prince. 

Prithivi Narayan Shah is known as the founder of Modern Nepal. He marked the beginning of Modern period in the history of Nepal. Before him there have been several small principalities in what we have today, modern Nepal.

He had the foundation of the unification of Modern Nepal by conquering the Malla kingdom to Kathmandu. He was able to conquer most of the states in modern day east Nepal and some of the principalities or kingdom of bhaisi rakha and some of the 24 kingdoms ( the chaubisya Rajya ), which were two sets of allies west of the king's homeland of Gorkha, in what is called now western Nepal. 

In the later years, his able son, Bahadur Shah, Daughter in law, Rajendra laxmi and Gribanyuddha bikram Shah completed the unification campaign. The unification campaign was completed in three phases.

• Phase 1 : Prithivi Narayan Shah conquered, Nuwakot, Makwanpur, the Kathmandu valley and most of the states of eastern Nepal.
• Rajendra laxmi Shah and Bahadur Shah conquered and annexed most of the  smaller chaubise and Baisi states of Gandaki and Karnali regions.
• During the region of Girbanyuddha Shah, Bhimsen thapa annexed the state of paila into Nepal. 

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History of Nepal-Role of Nepal in world war I and II

Role of Nepal in world war I and II

World war I was the human conflict with the biggest massacre in the World. Never before had human race fought such a devastating and contemptible war.
Likewise, world was II  was conflict between the Axis consisting it Germany, Japan and Italy and the USSR. 
These Terrifying war was between large hostile groups.

Role of Nepal in World war I

Nepal helped Britain in World War I. Prime minister Chandra Shumsher sent 7,500 Nepalese trooos under the command of Babar Schumacher to fight for the British Government. Later on, Nepalese Soldiers were sent under the command of General Padma Shumsher, Tej Shumsher, and Keshar Shumsher. New recruitment continued. Records show that altogether 16,544 Nepalese youth fought under the British army. British provided the Nepal Government with sum of one million pound.

The bravery and courage that the Nepalese force showed was extraordinary. Even the enemy had praised the bravery and dedication of the Nepalese troops. German Emperor Kaiser Wilhelm II said," I can send my army to fight any troop of the world but my heart shakes when I hear the name of Gorkhali Soldiers." For the support, the British Government provided one million rupees annually to Nepali in the subsequent years as a mark of gratitude. A number of brave Nepali soldiers were awarded Victoria Cross and Military cross on the title of the General of the British Army.

Victoria Cross

Role of Nepal in world war II

During the second world war, the Prime Minister of Nepal was Juddha Shumsher. He helped British East India company. He declared to increase one thousand soldiers in each regiment in the British force. In addition to This, he sent eight thousand soldiers to India under the command if Bahadur Shumsher. Besides at the government level, nearly 1,00,000 Nepalese were recruited by British in India. 

The Nepalese troops fought very bravely. Many of them were honoured with victory Cross and Military cross. The British government made Juddha Shumsher Honorary General if the British Troops. At the same time the British Government paid 33.3 million rupees to Nepal as a mark of gratitude and also continued paying the sum of one million rupees annually as started after former war. 

The Nepalese troops had fought against Japan and Germany behalf of Britian. They had fought in Cyprus, Greece, Syria, Lebanon, Palestine, Iraq, Singapore, Malaya and Burma. Among 2.5 million soldiers that participated in world war II 7,544 were killed in the war or disappeared and 23,655 were injured. Some of the injured were maimed for life. Many unharmed Nepali soldiers came back and used their skill and experience in the struggle for democracy against the Rana Autocracy. Their contribution was great to the success of the armed revolution of 1951 AD.

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History of Nepal - Political developments

History of Nepal -Political developments 

Political developments from 2017-2036 BS

Replacing the parliamentary democracy with panchayat system, King Mahendra adopted measure after measure to strengthen his direct rule. He established panchayat ministry, under which were panchayat Directorate and panchayat Develop Dipartment. The country was divided into 14 zones and 75 districts. The constitution of Nepal 2019 gave the worthless system constitutional recognition.

After the takeover of 2017 BS, Nepali Congress leader Suvarna Schumacher announced an armed struggle. Many violent events took place in many places. The government began to take very suppressive measures. As a result the armed struggle was called off.

Janakpur Incident 2018

In the meantime when king Mahendra was at Jabalpur on a visit in 2018 BS, Durganandha Jha hurled a bomb at his zeep. The king had a narrow escape. This incident is known as Janakpur Incident. Durganandha Jha was arrested there and then. Two other young men were also arrested. They were Arbinda Kumar Thakur and Dalsingh Thapa. Durganandha Jha was hanged to death and the remaining two were sentenced to life imprisonment.

Durganandha Jha

In 2020 B.S. the Muluki Ain was changed. It ensured that everyone was equal in law. Child marriage was banned and divorce was allowed. The first amendment to the constitution of 2019 B.S. was made in 2023 BS. The  came "Back to the village campaign" in order to encourage educated people to return to villages and work there.

Death of King Mahendra 
In 2028 B.S, King Mahendra was in chitwan for hunting. There he died suddenly of heart attack at Diyali Bungalow. The crown Prince Birendra became king after his death.



Sukhani Massacre 
In 2029 B.S., some young communists in Jhaoa had revolted against the government. Some u surgents who were involved in the rebellion were caught and brought to Sukhani in Ilam where they were killed. Thus this event in known as he sukhani massacre. Those who were caught and killed were Ramnath Dahal, Narayan Shrestha, Krishna Kuinkel, Netra Prasd Ghimire and Biren Rajbansi. They were charged with the murder of the Rastriya Panchayat ( parliament) member Sharma Prasad Upadhaya.

Biratnagar Plane hijack and Singh Durbar Blaze
On 25 Jestha 2030, first plane hijacking in Nepal took place. Three members of Nepali Congress Hijacked a small Royal Nepal Airines plane bound for Kathmandu from Biratnagar. They forced the pilot to land the plane in Forbesganj, Bihar, northern India. They looted Rs.30 pakh of Nepal Rastra Bank to generate fund for an armed revolution against the panchayat government. The people involved in the incident were Basant Bistarai, Durga Subedi, And Mahendra Prasad Dhungel and it was designed by Girija Prasad Koirala.
On Asar 25, Singh Durbar caught fire. How it happened was a mystery. Kritinindhi Vista was the Prime minister then. It is said many important documents were burned to ashes.

Tourism Industry in Nepal | What is tourism industry?

Tourism Industry in Nepal 

People doesn't live permanently in one place, nor they can do so. They travel from one place to another. They have many needs and necessities that also force them to travel. In the past, travelling was difficult. However, people travelled in search of food and shelter. Now there are various means of comfortable travelling. So they travel to distant places easily and more widely.

What is tourist?

The person who travels to certain places for a certain period of time and then returns to his/her own place is called a tourist. But the person to leaves his/her place and settles elsewhere permanently is not a tourist.

Tourism in Nepal -Best tourist destination 

Tourism is the largest industry in Nepal. There is no doubt that Nepal is one of the most popular tourist destination in the world. Every year the number of tourists has been increasing. It has been a major source of foreign exchange and revenue. The landscape across the country is unusually diverse ranging from the mighty Himalayan mountains in the north to the humid tetai in South.  

Eight of world's fourteen hoghest mountains including Mt.Everest are in Nepal. Nepal has become a best destination for mountaineer, rock climbers etc. Tourists are also attracted towards rafting, trekking, paragliding, jungle safari, bungee jumping, hunting, fishing, boating, mountain biking etc.

The hindu and Buddhist heritage of Nepal and it's cold weather are also the strong attraction.

Nepal is the country where Mt.Everest, the highest mountain peak of the world is located.

Mountaineering and other types of adventure tourism and ecotourism  are important attractions for visitors( Tourists). There are 8 heritage sites and 2 world natural heritage sites in Nepal. The world heritage site lumbini, the birth place of Lord Gautam Buddha is located in the southern Nepal and there are other religious pilgrimage sites through out the country. 

Reasons for touring in Nepal

• Unique geographic string
• Great variety of beautiful scenery
• Challenging mountains and rivers
• Good varied climate 
• Religious sites
• Diversity in cultures and customs
• Friendly and hospitable people 
• Rich in natural resources
  

History of Nepal- Armed Revolution

History of Nepal- Armed Revolution

Armed Revolution in Nepal (2007 BS)

The year 1903 BS bore a stain in the history of Nepal. Jung Bahadur plotted a massacre in the courtyard of Kot and became the Prime Minister of Nepal in the year. He usurped all the state powers and started despotic rule which continued for 104 years. It was the rule of terror and suppression. But this rule was ultimately overthrown by an armed revolution waged by the Nepali Congress.

The year 2007 BS occupies an important place in the history of Nepal. It was the first armed revolution participated by general Nepali and the king. The revolution aimed at the abolition of the Rana rule and introduction of a democratic rule in Nepal. With the collective efforts and support from India the revolution was successful and the autocratic rulw came to an end for ever and for good.

Causes of the Revolution

Political cause : The rana rule was uncontrolled and tyrannical. The king and the people were completely neglected. The king was put to luxuries to limit the power. The death of Crown prince Mahendra's wife in childbirth due to lack of healthcare increased the royal opposition to the Ranas. Throughout the Rana rule people had no freedom. They had little participation in the high offices. The people who protested were severely punished or executed. So, people's ultimate wrath was natural.

Economic cause : Poverty had seized the country. There was no employment. The farmers' condition was miserable. They were very badly exploited. Maintenance was hard. They were compelled to pay high taxes but the national income was spent solely for the indecent luxuries of the Ranas.

Social cause : The social condition of the country was very bad. Illiteracy, ignorance, superstition and blind traditional customs like casteism, untouchability, child marriage, polygamy, etc. were widespread.

International cause : After World war II, new awareness had drowned in Asia and Africa. Fight for freedom was going on in India. Similarly people's movement was prevailing in China. Many Nepalese participated in India's struggle for freedom. Many countries were getting independence from colonialism. So anti-Ranarchy movement in Nepal was natural.

Organized efforts

Anti-Ranarchy environment was gradually evolving. It needed organized efforts. In spite of arrests, the ardent people were attempting. 'Prachanda Gorkha'(1988 BS), 'Praja Parishad'(1993 BS), 'Nepali National Congress' (2003 BS) were established. The C class Ranas were also being organized under Suvarna Shumsher who led a separate party called the Nepali Democratic Congress. They all had the same purpose-the end of the Rana regime. In these attempts manu lost their lives and many were put to prison. Shukraraj Shastri, Dashrath Chand, Dharmabhakta mathema, and Gangalal shrestha were executed. Despite such suppressive responses, the anti -rana activities continued.

          

The environment in Kathmandu echoed with the anti -Rana slogans as processions and demonstrations took place in many places. Many people were arrested but the revolution could not be controlled. 

At last Mohan shumsher requested the Indian government for arbitration. Through some difficult negotiations, a tripartite agreement between the Ranas, and the Nepali Congress was signed in Delhi on Feb 12, 1951 AD(Falgun1,2007 BS).
It was actively facilitated by the Indian government especially the prime minister, Jawaharlal Nehru. With the conclusion of this agreement Rana rules as well as the armed revolution came to an end. But Dr. K.I. Singh did not accept the agreement and continued the revolution. At last he was knocked down.
The terms of the Delhi compromise were as follows;

• The King would return and be the legitimate monarch again,
• A 10 -member interim cabinet would be appointed, with 5 Ranas and 5 Congressmen,
• Elections to a constituent assembly would held within a year,
• General amnesty (freedom) for political prisoners except those accused of criminal offences,
• Stoppage of the revolution by the revolutionaries giving up their arms

On Feb 15, 1951 AD (falgun 4, 2007 BS) King Tribhuwan returned to Nepal. On Feb 18 ( falgun 7) he announced the end of the Rana rule and the formation of the Rana-Congress coalition government. Nepal was declared a democratic country. The general people welcomed the abolition of the Rana autocracy after 104 years. There were victory celebrations throughout the country. Since then every 7th Falgun has been celebrated as the Democracy Day in Nepal.

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Traditional dances of Nepal

Traditional dances of Nepal

Dance is simply the movement of feet and body in a pleasing way. Songs, music, and dance are closely related. Music is incomplete without Songs a d song is without music is not very pleasing. Similarly dance should be accompanied by song and music. The combination of song, music and dance is incredibly necessary.They make us feel relieved.

There are two kinds of dances performed in Nepal: Classical dance; based on ancient classics and folk dance. It is generally performed by trained dancers, mostly in single. In this type of dance, there is a particular meaning of each step known as mudra.
These are more orgnized and rhythemic. Charya nritya, Devi neither, Bhairab nritya, are some examples of classical dance. Likewise Folk dance are based on folk sings and music. It is mostly performed in groups during auspicious events, festivals, and other celebrations. A folk dance in Nepal represent a particular caste or community. Gurung's Maruni and Magar's kaura dance are example of folk dances in Nepal.

Some classical dances

Charya Nritya
Based on the story of gods and goddess, this dance is prevalent in the Kathmandu valley. It's a Buddhist ritual dance. It invites the observers to mediate focusing on the dance. It's especially popular among Buddhist Newars. The dancers acts out the roles of Gods and Goddesses.

 Devi Nritya
This dance continues from Gaijatra to Indrajatra in the Kathmandu valley, especially in Bhatktapur.

Bhairab Nritya
This is often a classical dance within which the dancers assume of the pretence of Bhairab.
This means the dancers are masked to resemble Bhairab, an aspect of Lord Shiva. It is practiced in Kathmandu and pokhara.
Some folk dances

Maruni dance 
This dance in increasingly popular in the eastern hills. It is performed by men in the guise of women.
Kaura dance : Kaura dance is popular among the Nagara of the western region. This can be performed by men or women only or both together. It is accompanied by kaura song.

Dhan dance : Dhan dance is usually practised in the limbu community.

It is performed throughout the harvest, the season of the foremost crops.

Young limbus enthusiastically participate in the dance. They dance holding each other's hand to form a circle or line by swinging their feet side to side to the beats of Chabrung
( a drum) .

All the dances are important to the country. They help in the promotion of traditional art and skills. They help in proper physical and mental development. They employ people, attract tourists and help in the economic growth too.

Thus, we should preserve our traditional dance, music and songs.
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Unity in diversity in Nepal

Unity in diversity in Nepal

The world has unlimited varieties: landscapes, plants, animals, birds, other living beings and so on. Let's consider the human species alone. We are diverse in terms of our language, colour, religion, culture, tradition, castes, ethnicities, classes and many more determiners. Even within your small locality, you can see verities of people. We differ in our languages, rituals, traditions, cultural practices, religious dogmas and other regards. In fact, diversity is an essential characteristic of our existence. But we live in the same society treating each other as members of one family.

Unity in diversity means oneness in the varieties of differences. It mean unity among the people without uniformity. This concept best fits the country. 

Nepal is a small country with large diversity. It is multi -Religious, multi -cultural, multi -lingual, multi -ethnical, multi -racial country. Nepal is a small world in itself. It has diversity in both the physical and cultural aspects. It's physical diversity of climate and landform have encouraged the diversity of races, castes, religions, costumes, languages, etc.

Nepal lies between two large nations; India and China and has influenced the lifestyle of Southern and Northern belt of Nepal. Nepal itself has unique lifestyle according to the religions, regions, 
castes, etc.

Hinduism, the eternal religion followed by majority gave conducive environment to Buddhism since ancient time. Religious tolerance was highly maintained in the country. Religious practices of people in Nepal right up to taday overlap very often. Lumbini, the birth place of Lord Buddha, Swoyambhunath, Bouddhanath etc are looked upon by Hindus as well with great reverence. Pashupatinath, Muktinath, etc are worshipped by Buddhist too.Thet also celebrate several common religious festivals.It's matter of pleasure that have never been any serious religious riotes in Nepalese societies.

Despite it's small size Nepal possesses a very parge ethnic variation. As marked by King Prithivi Narayan Shah,It is a garden of 4 castes a d 36 sub-castes. According to the census 2011 AD, there are 125 different castes of people in Nepal. Most of them have preserved their mother tongue languages constitutionally recognized as the national language of the nation beside the common nepali language, the official language of the nation.

All castes and sub-castes have preserved their special way of life in terms of language, literature, music, dance, festivals, foods, costumes, etc. All literature sings for unity and cooperation of the nation. All the people in Nepal are united irrespective to the castes, religions and Traditions, and racial differences.

Nepal is a beautiful country with a genuine mosaic of all cultures, religions, ethnicities and languages. All the Nepalese people are lucky to have such well-defined diversities. 

Thus, Nepal is a small world in itself and unique all over the world. In fact, Nepal is a common home for all the people living in Nepal.

Likewise, people living in Nepal provides comfortable environment to the tourists too. They provide proper hospitality. As Nepali believe ; Guests are our God, they are treated very well.


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Identification of Nepal

Identification of Nepal 

Nepal as a nation has it's distinctive identity in the world.It's small country with biggest physical diversity in the world.Nepal's land is varied South to north.It ranges from 59m from the sea level to the highest point of the world i.e. Mount Everest at the elevation of 8848M.

Between the highest and lowest point of Nepal there are plains,hills,riverbasins,valleys,pleatues and mountains.Out of 14 tallest mountains of the world towering above 8000m,8 mountains are found in Nepal.We too have the world's tallest mountain Mount Everest which is 8,848M.

Nepal has world's highest lake(Tilicho) and deepest George Dana and kaligandaki.There are major types of vegetations and climates of world available in Nepal.Nepal is one of the richest country of biodiversity in the world.

Tilicho lake : world's highest lake

Nepal is world renowned not only in physical diversity but also in cultural diversity.It is a common garden where many castes and sub-castes bloom.According to the census 2011,there are altogether 125 castes in Nepal and almost all the castes have their own mother tongue

The people of Nepal follow as many as 10 different religions and have uniquely diverse lifestyle.Thus Nepal is a small world in itself.

As mentioned above, Nepal is a multi ethnic country. As reported by the census 2011 AD, the total population of Nepal is 2,64,94,504 and the people belong to 125 castes. The individual population size of 10 castes each exceeds 6 lakhs. This diverse population of Nepal have diverse cultures, traditions, skills and resources. The glorious fact is all people in Nepal are united by the bond of their allegiance to nation irrespective of their racial difference. 

The state has adopted a policy to promote the heritage of all kinds of people here including their religion, scrip, language and culture. 

Similarly, the last census taken in 2011 AD has recorded as many as 125 castes and 123 languages in Nepal. The newly promulgated constitution of Nepal has recognized all these languages as national language of the country. It has declared Nepali language in devanagari script as the language of official use as Nepali is spoken by 44.6% in Nepal. It has also been classified into different groups. 

Nepal-Most beautiful country in the world

Most beautiful Country in the world

Nepal is known as one of the most beautiful country in the world.It has been a destination of most of the tourists.It has contained most beautiful places with abundant natural resources.It has eight highest mountains among ten highest mountain in the world.Mt.Everest is the highest peak of the world which is located in Nepal.It has added beauty to our country.

Most of the tourists visit here for adventurous and recreational activities which excites all the people visiting here.

Nepal has three regions which are different to one another with respect to it's climate,languages,cultures,etc.

1.Himalayan Region

2.Hilly Region

3.Terai region.

Likewise Nepal has about 6000 Rivers and Rivulets.There are fast flowing rivers where we can enjoy the rafting.The Rivers like; Trishuli,Bhotekoshi,Arun river,Sun koshi,Karnali,etc. are likey to observe for rafting.In those rivers you can find the world's most thrilling water with wide range volume.It is the place where you can find the real happiness.

Similarly,the thrill of Bungee jumping can be experienced in Nepal.Bungee jumping is situated above the Bhotekoshi river with 160 metres of height near the Tibet boarder with natural environment around it.There is no other Bungee jumping in the which can be experienced as in Nepal as the Nepal has natural environment around it.It provides opportunity to the tourist to experience one of the best recreational activities of the world.

Nepal has provided opportunity to experience the most thrilling recreational activities.Mountaineering is the popular adventure of Nepal.As Nepal has 8 highest submits of the world ; Mt.Everest:highestpeak of the world,followed by Mt.Kanchanjunga Mt.MakaluMt.Lhotse,Mt.Cho yo, Mt.Annapurna, and other.It is trekking with goal to summit the highest peak of the mountain.

Nepal has also been providing training for the mountaineer before mountaineering.Some visitors might be visiting for the first time.So training is must.

Nepal is one of the most richest country of the world with respect to natural vegetation.It has various types of forests and plants.As everyone says;Green forest is the wealth of our country.There are 5 types of forests found in Nepal;Tropical,Sub-tropical,Alpine,Sub-alpine,Temperate forests.Visitors to Nepal can experience the forest safari and see the different types of animals there.

Introduction to Nepal - My pride

Introduction to Nepal

Nepal; is a small and beautiful country located at southern Asia. It  It is a small stone between two yams; means :it is a small landlocked country between two larger countries; India and China. It has the area of 1,48,181 sq.km. By the census, "2011," it has the population of 2,64,94,504. The.The population density of urban areas are higher than rural areas in Nepal.  It's capital is Kathmandu which is more developed among all. It contains all the types of facilities due to which, the population density is higher.

Nepal is a multilingual, multicultural, multicultural, multiethnic country. Nepal has it's own and unique type of cultures and traditions. The cultures and traditions of Nepal differ from one place to another.though all the people are from different religions and cultures they have the feelings of unity in diversity.There are 125 castes and 123 languages spoken in Nepal.Most of the people follows hindu religion but also respect others religions which is the identity of nepal .

Nepal has unique flag all over the world.It is only the one flag all over the world which is not in rectangular shape .It contains moon and sun inside it.It contains three colours;Crimson Red,Blue and White.Blue colour is used in bordering the flag which is also the colour of peace and harmony ,Crimson Red is used inside the flag which also indicate the rhododendron which is national flower of Nepal and white is  used in moon and sun.

Nepal is divided into 7 federal states and 77 districts on 20 September , 2015 according to the 4th schedule of the constitution of Nepal.Nepal has 3 sub-regions ; Himalayan,Hilly and Terai.Himalayan region covers 15% , whereas Hilly region covers 68% and Terai region covers 17% of the total land of Nepal.Himalayan region has very cold climate , similarly hilly region has moderate type of climate and terai region has hot and humid type og climate.Due to the climatic condition Himalayan region contains least population density whereas hilly and terai region contains high population density and also due to the rapid development.

There are many beautiful mountains in Nepal which are the highest peak of the world.Mt.Everest is the highest peak of the world ranking on 1st position which is located in Nepal.There are other 7 mountains which lies on the highest mountains of the world.It have been adding beuty to our country.Many tourists come to climb the mountains of our country which is helping in the economic growth of the country.

There are many types of festival which are celebrated in Nepal every year; Dashain, Tihar , Teej, Holi, Lhosar, Maghesankrati, Eid, Christmas, Chhat, Shree Panchami, Udhauli\Ubhauli, etc. are some of the festivals celebrated in Nepal.All the people celebrates each other's festival without any hesitation.Dashain is the main festival of Nepal. It is celebrated by all the people in Nepal.People plays swing and put tika and jamara during dashain festival.

Nepal has many fast flowing rivers which are capable of producing high amount of electricity.There are about 6000 rivers and rivulets in Nepal due to which it lies in one of the richest country in water resources.The major rivers are Karnali,Koshi,Trishuli,Bheri,Sheti,Rapti,etc.