#भिडियो यस्तो जथानामको अश्लिल गाली गर्दै महिलाले किन गरे महिला कै बेज्जेत्त ??कारण यस्तो पो रहेछ ! श्रीमान विदेश भएको मौकापारी श्रीमति अर्कैको श्रीमान सँग लागेर जग्गा समेत आफ्नै नाममा बनाएको पोल खुलेपछि महिलाहरुले रामधुलाई बनाए -हेर्नुहोस भिडियो सहित
The woman, Sita Devi Puri of Argeli-8, Palpa, had a dream. She wanted to become an entrepreneur.“I would leave my house a little after 3 every morning, careful not to disturb my kids and in-laws. I would rush to Madan Pokhara and collect vegetables and head home in time to feed my family breakfast. Then I’d go out again to sell the vegetables around Tansen,” says Puri, remembering her daily routine.
In her fifties now, Puri has now transformed herself into a successful vegetable farmer. She even runs a homestay in Tansen with a group of local women.
Puri always wanted to do more and earn more. She wanted to produce vegetables on her own, but she had no time to think given her three young children and old in-laws. Her husband, a teacher, was posted outside Tansen, and would come home only once a week.But even then, she would find time to tend to the corn and chickpeas she had started growing to feed the family.
“Whenever there was extra produce, I would take them to the market along with the vegetables. Around 26 years ago, I earned close to Rs 2,000 a year, a ‘decent’ amount those days.”her initial concerns, Puri finally mustered courage and funds to invest in a business. She even organised a few fundraisers with the women’s group she was a part of. She then became confident enough to apply for a bank loan.
In her fifties now, Puri has now transformed herself into a successful vegetable farmer. She even runs a homestay in Tansen with a group of local women.
Puri always wanted to do more and earn more. She wanted to produce vegetables on her own, but she had no time to think given her three young children and old in-laws. Her husband, a teacher, was posted outside Tansen, and would come home only once a week.But even then, she would find time to tend to the corn and chickpeas she had started growing to feed the family.
“Whenever there was extra produce, I would take them to the market along with the vegetables. Around 26 years ago, I earned close to Rs 2,000 a year, a ‘decent’ amount those days.”her initial concerns, Puri finally mustered courage and funds to invest in a business. She even organised a few fundraisers with the women’s group she was a part of. She then became confident enough to apply for a bank loan.
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