Forest of Nepal

Forest is important natural resource of Nepal. It is free gift of nature to the human being. We can get firewood, timber, herbs, etc from the forest. We can make house and furniture from the wood of our forest. we can export the timber and earn foreign currency. Forest is very useful for us. Forest helps to control flood, soil erosion and landslides. it causes rainfall. It provides habitat for wildlife. Forest is important source of raw materials for industry.


Besides this, we get the many advantages from the forest like it provides raw materials for industries like match, paper and furniture. It also provides wood, fuel, timber, fruits and fodder. Helps to maintain ecological balance by providing oxygen to all living beings. It also enhance the natural beauty and attracts the tourist which further enhance the earning of foreign currency.
Forest is useful economically and ecologically. Therefore, forest resources must be conserved. The ways to conserve the forest are many ways.

Forest must not be destroyed for establishment of house and industries. Deforestation should be stopped and alternative fuel should be introduced. over grazing must be stopped. setting fire in the forest should be controlled. community awareness should be introduced and all other facilities should be banned from the forest.


Nepal can achieve much more by focusing on preservation of the forest resources. Canada is the most  develop now due to the proper utilization of the forest resources. Forest is essential to all human beings. Even animal also directly or indirectly depends upon the forest.
To sum up forest is essential to all and the saying " hariyo baan nepal ko dhaan" should be our slogan from today onward.

Water resource in Nepal

Nepal is rich in water resource. There are many small and big rivers. it has been proved by the fact that Nepal is the second richest country in the world after Brazil in water resource. Most rivers in Nepal originate from the snow  mountains. Among these rivers in Nepal Koshi, Narayani and Karnali are some of the biggest rivers which flow from the Himalayas all through the year. Koshi is the largest and Karnali is considered as the longest rivers in Nepal. Similarly, there are other rivers such as Bagmati, Bheri, Rapti, Kamala, Seti, Marshyangdi, etc.

Rivers are known as the white gold in Nepal. Rivers have been used to generate hydroelectricity. For example, Sunkoshi, Marshyangdi and Trishuli are some of the leading hydroelectricity projects in Nepal. Since Nepal is an agricultural country, the multi purpose river projects have eased the farmers in the terai and some hilly regions in irrigation and having multiple farming.

Besides, these projects also have helped in the supply of drinking water in many parts of Nepal. Some of the big rivers like Narayani and Kali Gandaki have also provided a good navigation service to facilitate the villagers and the tourists. Another important use of rivers in Nepal is the most famous rafting sport. Mostly Bhote Koshi, Karnali and Trishuli are well known for rafting.

They are helping Nepal to earn a substantial foreign currency which adds to the lion’s share of the national economy. It is therefore essential for Nepal to value and exploit the potential of these rivers in a sustainable manner.

There is no denying the fact that Nepal can sell its electricity to its gigantic neighbours–India and China thereby adding a huge foreign currency into the pocket of its budget. The future of Nepal can be brightened if water resource is utilized well.

To sum up there is bright future of Nepal in water resource if only we could utilize it properly.

Air transportation of Nepal

Air transport is the quickest and most comfortable means of transport, and is expensive. In our country, air transport is second important means of transport, next to the road transport. There are many parts in our country where construction of road is almost impossible. such places can be linked with the airways transport. Airplane, helicopters, hot balloons, glider. etc come under this category.
Air transport is very important to develop tourism in Nepal. Nepal is very rich in natural beauty and cultural heritage. Thus, air transport is most helpful in attracting tourist in our country.
The Nepal airlines corporation (NAC) started its services in 1958 AD. At present the NAC has its domestic as well as international services. some private companies are also running there services in Nepal.
Nepal has air service linked with different countries of the world like India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Indonesia, Japan, France, Singapore, etc. At present there are about 44 airports and 97 helipads in Nepal. The one and only international airport of Nepal is Tribhuvan international airport. It is most busy airport of Asia.
There is a lot to be improved in airways of Nepal. Yearly many deadly accident has been seen before. The domestic airways is not safe in Nepal. we have many hilly regions so that it is difficult to take control over such condition.
Government of Nepal has recently added laws and efforts to make the airways safe and secure. Many tourist visit Nepal daily and airways is first priority for them.
At

present context of Nepal airways has became most safest and the quickest way of transportation.

Education in nepal

 The act of imparting or acquiring knowledge or skills is called education. Education is a ladder that leads man to success.  Eduaction brings about changes in a person's life,socially, emotionally, intellectualy and morally. These changes give him or her a distinct personality and quality which help him or her to become successful in his or her life and contribute to the nation.
Education is considered as a torch to guide us from darkness to light. it helps us to distinguish between right or wrong, good and bad. An uneducated person is ignorant and is unable to differentiate between right or wrong.
In Nepal, the spread of education took place its pace only after the advent of democracy in 2007 BS. In 2016, Tribhuvan University, the first university in Nepal,was eastablished in kiritipur.
Now there has been a rapid progress in the education sector. A number of school and colleges have been established at private level under the supervision of the department of education.
In addition to Tribhuvan university, there are Nepal sanskrit University in dang, kathmandu university in kathmandu university in dhulikhel, purbanchal university in biratnagar and pokhara university. sudur paschimanchal university has also been established.
  various international organization have helped nepal in providing education to its people. they are save our soul (SOS), united mission in Nepal (UMN), etc.
Every year hundreds of Nepalese students are getting scholarships especially provided to orphans and poor people. Government should increase the schools and teachers in different regions. The private sectors should also focus in rural areas so that they can contribute for nepal.