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Youth's attraction to self-employment
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The news headlined 'Income in Chaunripalan than in the Gulf' seems to provide motivation not only to the people living in the highlands but also to the rulers. Among the many possibilities of agricultural production in the high hill areas of Panchthar, after seeing the possibility of getting high returns from chaunri farming business, the local youth who returned from foreign employment were attracted to traditional work in their own place.
Phipraj Rai of Falelung-4 earned only 4 lakhs rupees after spending 4 years in Saudi Arabia for scraping bones, another young man Ajay Kerung could not get financial benefits even after struggling in the desert for 12 years, while Sandeep Rai and Santkumar Limbu, who returned from Malaysia, also criticized foreign employment. It is mentioned in the news that he has started the business of cattle rearing.
In the high hills of Panchthar, which have the attraction of the business, the morale of businessmen has increased after the motor road reached the areas of Falaut, Charrate, Sandakpur, Nepaltar, Choyawan and Chiwabhanjang. Now, tourists from Bhutan and India are coming there for viewing.
Chaunri is reared in the high areas of Panchthar, Ilam, Taplejung, Solukhumbu, Sankhuwasabha, Dolakha, Rasuwa, Manang, Mustang, Okhaldhunga, Dolpa, Mugu and other districts of Nepal, and these animals are considered as ornaments there. In the situation where the number of chaunri is decreasing, the animal has become attractive to the whole world, the rulers of Nepal are sitting with crooked eyes on the business of remote places, they are extending their hands to foreigners without recognizing their body ornaments.
On the one hand, organic milk products obtained from Chaunri have added high attraction in the country and abroad, on the other hand, the demand for apples, potatoes, lice, wheat, khurpani, phapar, and millet produced in high mountains is increasing day by day. On the other hand, instead of promoting the production of the high mountains, the top leaders of the big parties are destroying the capital by regurgitating socialist principles. As long as there is no possibility of employment within the country, and the government style of pushing all the young people abroad, the country cannot turn around.
– Bhuvneshwar Sharma, Chandragiri-2, Kathmandu
