The research work was carried out around the selected areas of Kajinaag range. The study was aimed to document the traditional folk knowledge of local people about the use of medicinal plants as ethno-medicines. The methodology includes questionnaire survey and personal communications. The ethno- medicinal data on 26 plant species belonging to 23 families were recorded during field expeditions from remote villages around Kajinaag range. The data was arranged alphabetically by family name followed by botanical name, vernacular name, part used, folk use and recipes. The plant species were collected identified, preserved and deposited under proper collection numbers in the Pest Control and Ayurvedic Drug Research laboratory of S.S.L Jain P.G College Videsha.