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Business in Nepal : Challenge and opportunities

  Nepal is a developing country with a largely agrarian economy. The main challenges for businesses in Nepal include a lack of infrastructure, political instability, and a weak legal system. The country is also heavily dependent on foreign aid and remittances. However, there are also many opportunities for businesses in Nepal. The country is rich in natural resources and has a growing tourism industry. There is also a large and growing market for consumer goods and services, as well as potential for growth in sectors such as hydropower, agriculture, and information technology. Additionally, the government of Nepal has been implementing policies to encourage foreign investment and promote economic growth. Overall, while doing business in Nepal can be challenging, there are also many opportunities for those willing to take on the risks. Major challenges to do business in Nepal: Lack of infrastructure: Nepal has a limited road network and inadequate transportation facilities, making
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Tough times never last but tough people do !!

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Life is full of uncertainties. We cannot predict, what happens next moment. Who had thought that the pandemic Covid-19 would affect the people worldwide? This dangerous contagious disease has paralyzed the lives of people. The world is going through this tough time like never before. The microscopic virus has threatened the existence of human beings. We cannot see through our naked eyes, but it is prevalent everywhere.  This pandemic not only takes it’s toll, but also heralds a great message for the generations to come. Since there is no medication for the virus, the infected person battles against it through their own immunity. So, the sustainable solution to fight against these virus is to enhance your innate immunity. The development of vaccines is very arduous and it should go through various trial phases before it is applied in the larger society.  As far, observing the transmigration of this virus, it is more rapidly spreading in the developed region like Europe and America
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Spiritual or Religious??

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Many people around us are religious and busy with rituals in hopes that it augurs well for them. Then many are spiritual, not really bothered by the rituals and rites but aiming to live life in tune with the cosmos clock. Would you consider yourself religious or spiritual? Religion is one’s inheritance whereas spirituality is your choice. The religion binds people within the norms of it’s hardcore principles but spirituality let everybody to seek the best in oneself. If we search our existence in this vast cosmos, we are the micro-speck particles, but consider our thoughts and emotion to be the biggest issues. Religion is limited and narrow bounded to it’s norms, whereas it’s a wide terrain in spiritual world to live life in tune with nature. The religious rituals and rites may not be pragmatic way to augur people’s standard of living but if one adopts the spiritual dimension wisely, one’s quality of life gets improved. Being spiritual provides a niche of happiness than being religi
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2072 !!

Its been a long time since I last posted the blog. A tumultuous year has passed, with earthquake still haunting us with it’s tremor time and again. But the government seems apathetic to the plights of victims. The reconstruction projects are not started yet and the arrival of the monsoon soon will add worry to their plights. Who is to be blame for this situation? The international donor agencies have pledged their full support but the government modus operandi has created doubts. It’s the poor people who have to suffer at the end. This year turned out to be more daunting to the people as they were plagued by the embargo imposed by our neighboring country India. The issue of nationality was raised strongly and yet we are compelled to live under their hegemony. There were long discourses held on to how we should create our own resources and should not be overdependent on others for our living. But we tend to forget them soon as the imports have eased in the recent days. We endured s
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Love in terms of botany.

Love in terms of botany Place: Herbaria of Royal botanical garden Date : spring wood/autumn wood/annual ring Dear cypsela;                         Hi! Yours lablab is writing this letter to you at the midnight when all the scotoactive CAM plants are busy in photosynthesizing their food. Love is puzzle and you are my first love. Being in love these days, I am puzzling like a monkey that swings up and down in the tree of Araucaria imbricata . Darn, when I first saw you, your immense beauty had numbed me. But the moment I tried to talk to you, I became far more fragile than Mimosa pudica and got collapsed simply seeing you, not even being touched. Being in love is sweeter than the fructose in sugarcane but to me you are as sweet as sachharin. Honey! You are the secondary xylem remaining in the core of my heart, do believe me, I won’t be leaving you like the water droplets that ooze out from the hydathodes during the guttation but i’ll be with you forever like the prop ro
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my view on highway..

After a long time I went to the cinema hall to watch a Nepali flick. The much awaited and hyped Nepali flick as it was said went through the hall to public on Friday. There was much anticipation and expectation, curious feeling, and hope as it was taken in social media; after all it was selected in the Berlin festival. So it was not wrong of me to expect more of it. Is it? It’s none of our business to make a point about its success. Its success is our industry success in all. And the comparisons are the part of the Nepali society. Everybody appreciated the way the loot made a history in Nepali film industry. And it also may not worth to compare these two films as the subject matter they carry is entirely different. After all loot was a success. We should accept it. You may be wondering what I am talking about. Yes it’s about the highway. It’s a flick with a different presentation. The stories taken are time relevant and pragmatic, but everybody is talking about its ending which make
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youths

The new generation has always been blamed for aping the westerners, a fact, which is not totally unfounded. At the market place, restaurants, clubs and similar hot spots, it is easy to find the quintessential youngsters with pants that might fall off any moment or with ooh-so-tight clothes that leave very little room for breaking wind. And seeing these youngsters dancing away to the tunes of Eminem and his ilk in the most happening nightclubs can leave any one flummoxed that Nepali youth is a Xerox of the west. But whoever had such impression could have never been so wrong. It is but their stupidity to judge a book by its cover. Yes we do dance to the hip-hop beats. We all jump and raise our voices for we know we are Nepali regardless of what we wear. Being fashion conscious does matter, maybe we are just being one I don’t want being called out out-dated. It is also not uncommon to spot youngsters donning the national dress on many an occasion. I belong to this generation and I
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