I am a resident of Chhina Village, Chandannath Municipality-6. I was born in a poor family. How childhood passed, there was no accounting. I am now 36 years old. Even the poor can dream! I also wanted to become a big businessman and earn a lot of money from my childhood. However, it was a challenge for me to earn money and keep the family happy because there was always a lack of household expenses.

As I got older, I was under pressure to do something. However, there was no knowledge of how to do business. Many things started playing in my mind. Sometimes the idea of ​​going to Kalapahad and earning money started coming to mind. I started thinking about whether to go to Gulf countries and earn happiness for my family. However, there was no difference in the situation of those who went to Kalapahar and Khadi countries. So I decided to operate a food shop that makes samosas and vegetables in the village. 

In the year 2058, at the age of 12, I opened a lunch shop in the center of Khalanga, the headquarters. I named the shop brothers . Now my shop has become a brand . At first, the neighbors did not believe that I would earn by selling samosas. Planning to make samosas at a young age was not challenging at all. Now customers keep coming to eat samosas. 'Samosa' has three letters . I am running a three-letter 'life' with the business I started by selling the same three-letter samosa. What else could be an achievement for me!

Now this business has given recognition to both name and price . I come from home at 8 in the morning . It takes 15 minutes to reach home from the shop . Customers don't leave until late in the evening . It happens all day long. There is a lot of demand for samosas in my place as they are bigger, tastier and cleaner than other places . In some schools, I send samosas as mid-day snack . Because of the samosa business, I could not even think about other businesses, jobs and foreign employment. 

Now I am saving 40,000 rupees per month by cutting my children's education and household expenses. This amount is a higher level of income than government buyers. 4 lakh 80 thousand rupees are saved annually . The crowd of people eating samosas continues daily. Customers came to know it as Jumli Samosa Dai .

I have leased the tower of the District Sports Committee by paying an annual rent of 36,000. I sell two samosas for 30 rupees . Now Mrs. Tirsna is helping . The family is very happy as they get income from selling samosas. Neighbors praise him for his hard work . Because he was unemployed, he was talking everywhere. But now the business is running well and everyone is supporting . 

Students, staff, teachers, young people keep coming to eat samosas. The family has started to feel that one day success will definitely be achieved if you continue to do it honestly in any business. In the shop, I sell jerry for 2 pieces for 30 rupees, pure vegetables for 60 rupees in plates, chowmein for 60 rupees and tea for 20 rupees in cups . End tea is Rs 25 per cup. Meroma is available at Rs 20 per cup.

I have two daughters and one son . The elder daughter Maine is studying HA in Kathmandu while the younger daughter Kavita is studying in a private school in Jumla. Son Samir is studying science in Kathmandu. In addition, we have added 30 lakh rupees in Nepalgunj, 12 lakh rupees in Surkhet and 6 lakh rupees in Jumla. There is an apple orchard with an investment of four lakh rupees. I have also bought a paddy field by spending two lakh rupees. All this is due to this samosa shop .