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Achyutananda

Nepali inventor

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About Achyutananda

Achyutananda (; born 1851) was a Nepali inventor. He was born in the Gorkha kingdom. His family name is Pokhrel. It is believed that he made some kind of flying device that could fly for a distance of about 200 m in the test flight. The claim however is disputed. He was banned from conducting his works by the Rana regime and sent to Benaras.

He also created a steam-powered bamboo cart based on his experience of trains in India during the British Raj. It took him 20 years to do it.

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Nepali inventor

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Achyutananda

· Wikidata: Q107376847

· DBpedia: Achyutananda (inventor)

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