Ramprasad, who started a business selling plastic bags

Has run a tourist hotel in Sauraha. They also sell household electronic goods. They have also operated a gymnasium with facilities in the market. He started his migration to Chitwan as an ordinary worker and later became an entrepreneur who gave employment to hundreds of people. He has worked hard to come here. He has forgotten hunger and sleep.

Wis 2027 Born on 30th July 2027 in Pipaltar, Vidur, Nuwakot, Ramprasad came to Chitwan in 047 to study on campus after passing SLC. At that time, the campus had just opened in Battar, two kilometers from home. He went to Chitwan and left the village thinking that he would learn something new in a big place. The friend he knew in Chitwan, a new place, worked in a plastic factory in Bharatpur.

He also got a job as a helper in the same factory. In the morning, he used to study ICOM at Balkumari College in Narayangadh. He used to work in the afternoon. In Nuwakot, our family lives by farming. At that time, parents used to sell their fields while teaching their sons and daughters. To prevent that from happening, I used to plant vegetables like cauliflower in the garden when I was studying in 6th/7th standard. The contractor who supplies vegetables to the army in Manthali used to buy them, he said.

Even when he started studying on campus, he didn't want to burden Baama because he studied by raising expenses from a young age. After four months of working in the factory, he met with a minor accident. Two fingers of his right hand fell in the plastic bag cutting machine. That injury was normal, but after the wound healed, it became difficult for him. Then he went to Nuwakot to rest and stayed for a month. After returning from home, I met a person who was selling plastic bags from shop to shop.

He also decided to do the same thing. At first, he bought bags and went from shop to shop on foot. After two months, he put on a bicycle and reached the eastern part of Chitwan from Bhandara to Nawalparasi's Arunkhola. There used to be haat bazaar from place to place towards Nawalparasi. He made a living selling plastic bags in hot markets. At that time, they worked hard by riding a bicycle,'' said Gajurel.

By selling bags in this way, the income was good. I bought plastic bags myself from Kathmandu and kept them in the godown and started selling them. By doing this, plastic worth Rs 10,000 was sold in a day. Five/seven hundred to thousand rupees were saved," he said. Then in 049 Chaitra, he bought a shop selling plastic goods along with a friend Surya Thapa in Narayangadh.

He had invested 35 thousand rupees in it. The business of this shop flourished. Traders from the hilly areas of Gorkha, Dhading and Tanahun used to come to buy goods. At 6 in the morning, the shop used to return at 10 at night,” said Gajurel. He remembers that due to the pressure of work, he packed the goods to be sent to Tanahun Bhimad until five in the morning one day. In 056, friend Surya started another shop. He bought an old house in Narayangarh Lila Chowk in 058 by putting 18 lakh rupees and moved the same shop.

In 065, a plastic fair was held at Pragati Maidan, Delhi, India. He went to see that fair and decided to open a plastic pipe industry. In the year 064, he bought nine acres of land in Bharatpur-4 Ramghat. After taking a loan from the bank, he opened an industry in the same place and started the production of pipes and plastic bags from 066. By opening another factory in front of the Ramghat factory, he has started producing water tanks since 1974.

In the year 076 before the start of Corona, he opened the Royal Tiger Luxury Resort by investing four million rupees in Sauraha. Since last year, he has also been running a shop selling household electronic items including AC. Recently, they have started a gymnasium 'Rhino Fitness Hub' in Kshetrapur by investing five crore rupees. Wife Kalpana, brother Sundar and son Akash are also helping in

business. The brothers and sons enjoyed this business. The wave of going abroad has not touched. Now 400 unexpected and 250 unexpected people have got employment in my industry and business," Gajurel said. He also became the president of Chitwan plastic business association from 075 to 079.

Rajendra Oli, who is currently the vice president of the Chitwan Industry and Commerce Association and the former president of the Plastic Business Association, says that the hard work and struggle of Gajurel is inspiring. "Yesterday, he got this success because he worked hard yesterday," Oli said. Oli said that Gajurel was successful because of his passion for business, his habit of not spending waste and honesty. Gajurel says that the

business is not without its challenges. Everyone has a problem due to financial laxity after Corona. But at such a time, it is necessary to be patient and make a financial plan to move forward, he said. "Yesterday I went to Chitwan with car rental in my pocket. The bank also believed in what Mihenat added, the customer stayed with him. That's why I reached this situation today,' Gajurel said.