1. Choosing her husband (Lord Shiva) over her father (Himavan), Goddess Sati thus set a uniquely Indian moral percept : the wife's primary was her husband and the relationship's defining emotion was devoted love - Hindu Mythology.

2. The only flower national park is Valley of flowers N.P. in Uttaranchal discovered by Sir Frank Smythe in 1839. The epitah at the tombstone of Joan Margaret Legge - British botanist - in Valley of flowers is " I will lift mine eyes unto the hills from whence comes my help". She died at Valley of flowers while climbing down a rock boulder.

3. Snow leopards live at 5400 metre + in snowy mountains.

4. Pashmina sheeps living at high altitude in Kashmir (Ladakh) give 3 to 8 ounces of high quality expensive wool a year. Pashmina shawls are mainly exported from India and is having a cost range of Rs 6000 - 9000 (Indian ruppee).

5. The Hindus in Nepal never sacrifice the feamle of the five species that are offered to the Goddess - water buffaloes, goats, sheep, chicken and ducks - and which symbolises anger, lust, stupidity, timidity and apathy respectively.