'The Gen-G movement had an impact while we were preparing for the Dashain Bazaar.'
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Aanchal Kunwar, managing director of online marketplace Daraz, has complained that the Gen-G movement has affected her business.
Speaking at the final session of Kantipur Conclave 2026 on Monday, titled 'Reviving the Economy, Restoring Trust', she said that the business was affected by the protests while preparations were underway for the Dashain Bazaar.
'We have 35,000 customers. We were preparing for the Dashain Bazaar. The protests also affected the private sector,' she said, 'It also affected Daraz.'
She said that after the protests, she has been moving the business forward by joining the Rebuilding Nepal campaign. 'Customers order goods from us online. The goods are packed as per the order from the departmental store,' she said, 'We deliver them to the customer's home.' Managing Director Kunwar said that even though the Gen-G protests directly affected the business, it is returning to normal.
