Gyani Shah

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Gyani Shah
ज्ञानी शाह
Gyani Shah in her final Interview
Born	Gyani Shah (1923-06-15)15 June 1923 Dandagaun, Salyan
Died	8 December 2012(2012-12-08) (aged 89) Kailali, Nepal
Education	BMS Hospital
Occupations	Captain of Nepalese Army Nurse
Known for	First Nepalese woman to join Nepal Army First Nepalese Christian woman Social Worker
Relatives	Dol Prakash Shah (father) Ghamand Kumari Shah (Mother)

Gyaani Shah (15 June 1923 – 8 December 2012), is the first Nepalese woman to join Nepal Army. She is also known for one of the first people in Nepal to promote Christian religion in Nepal after miraculously being saved by a Christian lady. She got engaged with Evangelism in western parts of Nepal where she helped the poor and dominated by providing health-care and also practiced Christian culture there.