After the government did not fulfill its promise, Mahavir Pun raised funds by selling his autobiography to run the factory
More than one and a half dozen types of agricultural implements and equipment have been produced in the agricultural implement factory in Birganj, which has been operating for two years by the National Innovation Center. Materials worth about 9 lakh rupees have been sold from the factory.
Ritesh Dev, chief engineer of the center, said that there is a plan to sell agricultural equipment commercially within two months. According to him, there is a good demand for Farsa, Chuppi, Khukuri and other materials being produced in the factory recently. "There is a good demand for such homemade weapons made using wood, steel and wood from Kawad, Chitwan, Kalaiya, Hetaunda," he said.
Police and security companies are buying such weapons worth 250, 450 and 650 rupees. Some of the common people have bought it from the factory themselves. The
center has so far produced successful trials of rice reaper, potato digging digger, potato planter, rice planter, dung dewatering, plastic mulcher, weeder, cultivator, thresher, grain pellet machine, banana fiber extraction machine, and electric pottery machine for making pottery. is . 
Apart from this, small agricultural tools such as hoe, spade, arc cutter etc. have also been produced . Dev said that the production of reaper and rice thresher has been completed.
According to him, almost all types of equipment that can be attached to a hand tractor are being produced in the factory. Some of these devices are not produced in Nepal. Coming from India or China is expensive. Domestically produced equipment is relatively cheap It happens,' he said. 
The center plans to use an empty building at the back of the factory as a warehouse as equipment is being produced in large quantities. The
factory currently employs 40 people . They include Mechanical/Industrial/Electrical Engineer, Mechanical Overseer and Fabricator Technician.
Since January 1, 2079, the center has taken over this factory from the government of Nepal and is operating it. Engineer Dev says that the center has spent about 3 crore rupees in the operation of the factory so far and the founder scientist Mahavir Pun of the center collected this amount by selling his autobiographical book.
The agricultural implement factory, which was established in 2024 by the then king Mahendra, went into a sick state after the change of 2046. The factory was completely closed in the year 2049. Complaining that the government did not give 20 million rupees to operate the factory as promised, Mahavir, the director of the center, again started a campaign to collect the money by selling his autobiography.
