”No matter how many shops sell new clothes,” says Prem Periyar, who holds a master's degree in sociology, ”people who don't want to throw away old clothes and want to make them and wear them, come with clothes saying that they have started a good work.”
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29-year-old Prem Pariyar from Kaligandaki-5 Phoksing Lithung, Gulmi, who is pursuing a master's degree in sociology along with a law degree, is a M.V. level social teacher. He has opened a shop called 'Udhreko Tailors' at Tilottama-3, Yogikuti. In the morning/evening, they mend the torn clothes and make them usable. He teaches in school all day long.
He came to Butwal 10 years ago in the course of his studies and in 2073, along with his studies, he took four years of sewing and weaving training and started his own business in Butwal-11. At that time, parents were also called Butwal. The father also left the village's traditional sewing and weaving job and helped his younger son Prem. But the sewing work did not go as expected. At the same time, the Corona epidemic started.
Prem was burdened with a debt of more than five lakhs . Then worried Prem decided to go abroad. Went to Kathmandu to complete the necessary process. For a long time, no visa was required for any country. He had already enrolled in a master's degree in Kathmandu and then returned to Butwal. "Fate sent me to Butwal to do my ancestral profession," he said, "I came back, I left my parents in the village, here I started sewing again." He is not sewing new clothes now. He is doing the work of sewing the torn clothes and making them usable.
'In this shop, I repair worn and torn clothes, bags, jackets and coats in winter,' said Prem, 'I am getting a positive response from the work.' It's not that he didn't have it either . Prem said that he started the business by operating his father's sewing business in a different way. "As many as there are shops that sew new clothes," he said, "People who don't want to throw away old clothes, but want to make them and wear them, come with clothes saying that they have started a good job." Friends, they go to people's houses and preach. "Everybody thinks it's funny when they see the name," he added, "I thought it was a job that my father taught me at home when I was young."
'Hunder, injuries and compulsions teach a lot in life,' said Prem, 'I needed a way to earn, my dream of going abroad was broken and started over there tailors He started this business by working in the morning and evening.
'There is time to wait for work too ? It will disadvantage both the employment and the service receiving parties!'' he said . Pariyar said that it is wrong to say that it is auspicious or inauspicious to work, that the income will increase or not, and that the lister is spreading distortions by making this up himself.
For some time, he worked as an agricultural coordinator in his village in contract service . Currently, the remaining time from his studies and teaching work is spent sewing other clothes. His niece has also supported his work.
The knowledge, skills learned as an ancient profession have been lovingly combined with income generation in a modern and prestigious way. Prem said that he takes wages from a minimum of 10 rupees to 500 rupees for sewing shirts, pants, and coats. Will the tailors work or close only by sewing the other side? Love has a big challenge. Prem said that he accepted the challenge of doing different things in different ways.
