The fact that young people are emigrating has made everyone worried. Many people express their concern saying that there is nothing in Nepal when they see the crowd of young people queuing up to get their passports. Are the main working people worrying about the situation of the young people going out every day or will they find some solutions? Some young students of Ghorahi have searched for a similar solution.

The students of Wisdom Group studying in the seventh semester of BBA at Victoria International College in Ghorahi have competed to create a business plan that can be done in Nepal. Five different groups of young students have prepared a business plan that can be invested immediately after a long study, search and research.

They presented their plans to various bank managers and loan officers in Ghorahi on Saturday. The bank managers and loan officers responded that the business plan prepared by the youth can be invested immediately.

Someone presented a plan to do business in cotton farming and its products in Nepal, while someone presented a plan for pearl farming and its jewelry market. Some of them said that they are planning to make handicrafts from raw materials of bananas, some of them are doing business of cultural clothes and some of them are planning to do business of alternative learning materials that will free children from mobile and TV screens .

A group of students became the first to develop a business plan to transform children from screens to creative learning. The first place group also received a prize of Rs 10,000 from the college . B.B. Edification Pvt. Ltd. The plan to do the business was presented under the name of  . Now most of the children are addicted to the electric screen. This has worried the parents," said Prasanna Basnet, presenting the plan, "as an alternative, children can be engaged in other creative learning activities." We went to the market after preparing a creative picture book. Even though it was a test, the sales of the book were good," she said. Young people can become self-sufficient in Nepal by doing such a business.

Aqua Pearl Farming Pvt. This group got a prize of 5 thousand rupees . Dilu Khatri, a member of this group, said that there is a high demand for pearl jewelry in Nepal and if it can be produced, it will be a good business. Pearls are being imported from abroad in large quantities every year. If you can produce this, the chances are good . "It seems that young people can venture into it," she said.

Similarly, Jeevan Bohora, Khushi Pun and Usha Kumari Sah presented a plan on cotton cultivation and the market for its products in Nepal. There was a good chance of cotton cultivation in Nepal at one time. Now it is disappearing," said Bohora, "even now there is a big market for clothes made from cotton. We are importing large quantities of cotton . If you can do commercial production, you don't have to go abroad.'

Similarly, Anju Acharya and Pooja Rasaili presented a plan to make various handicrafts from bananas in Nepal. "Banana fiber can be used to make paper, curtains, bags and other decorative items and sell them," Acharya said, "banana fiber that is not wasted can be used in enterprises." Ashika Pariyar and Anju Kharel presented business plans for various cultural costumes. Nowadays, the custom of celebrating various days as a festival has increased. The business of selling and renting clothes that can be worn at such a time can flourish,' said Pariyar, 'Not everyone can afford to buy clothes to celebrate a day.' If there is a chance to rent it at that time, its usage will increase.

Kharel said that by renting clothes worn on occasions such as birthdays, weddings, baby showers, cultural events, etc., users can celebrate at a low cost. Thus, after hearing the plans presented by five different groups, Ghorahi  Huma Kumari DC, deputy head of the sub-metropolitan city, said that the youth showed a lot of potential in Nepal. What is wrong with many young people in Nepal? is said to be . It is not customary to find possibilities by studying and researching,' she said, 'When young people show potential with business plans, it becomes easy for the local government to invest in the youth.' Loan Officer Pratik Rizal said. KB Chowdhury, program coordinator of Victoria College, said that after a long time of research, the business plan competition was held with the aim that the youth should prepare the plan to stop the youth in Nepal.

'Most students have a tendency to go abroad after completing their 12th standard or after graduation,' he said, 'to stop this, it is necessary to connect young students to enterprises.' Uttam Ghimire, director of human resources of Gorkha Group, said that it is necessary to show the potential in Nepal by connecting young people to enterprises that can provide jobs to others instead of getting jobs. "Young people are thinking about what job they will get while studying". When they don't get a job, they get depressed and go abroad," he said. It makes the youth entrepreneurs as well as creates jobs and develops the economy of the country.'