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| Taat |
Posted
on 20-Jan-02 09:46 PM
For a Good Project in Nepal. Actually there are numerous projects.
1. Ski Resort in Dolpa, Cable cars, Hotel, Landscaping etc. etc.
2. Hydroelectric Project in Upper Indrawati.
3. Theme Park in Lekhnath, the muncipality is ready to offer 3000 Ropani of land for the purpose. Lekhnath is a small town with Begnastal near Pokhara.
4. Another project is for Large-Scale Hi-Tech Farming-- Over 15000 Bighaa fertile land is available in the Terai.
Any Pointers on How to find American/European Investors? These projects are dead serious projects, I can show my credentials, the plans and the whole nine-yards.
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| Durcheruwa |
Posted
on 20-Jan-02 09:59 PM
Taat, these ideas sound wonderful. Let me finish my school and work couple years and wish me good luck. Who knows if with sheer power of luck ( and hard work also), if I turn out to be millionaire or billionaire, then definately I would invest some money on these pet projects....ehehehehe... akash ko faal ankha tari maar...or chora paunu kaile kaile voto seune ahile..vaneko jastai vayo hagi??????
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| Taat |
Posted
on 20-Jan-02 11:37 PM
It will be too late. These projects are really feasible and provide return on Investment within 5-6 years. There must be people with money lying on the sidelines waiting for the stock-market or something. If few hundred or few thousand of Nepalese in American can create a certain kind of fund for these projects, it would be very benefitial.
Anyone has thought about that? Lets say we have 10,000 Nepalese investing 1,000 each- that's 10 million dollars right there.
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| ashu |
Posted
on 21-Jan-02 01:18 AM
Hi there,
If I were you, I'd FIRST spend a lot of time and efforts writing a business
plan -- thinking through every aspect of the proposed business and having a back-up plan in case things go wrong. This is so because without a well thought-out business plan, most US-based investors would not be interested in your ideas,
no matter how good your ideas are!!
And yeah, find Nepalis or friends who work or who have contacts in venture capital firms.
To find out what (US) investors would look for, may I recommend these two resources that I have found very useful?
a) a book called: "Business Plans that win $$$: Lessons from the MIT Enterprise Forum" by Stanley Rich and David Gumpert.
b) an article called: "How to write a great business plan" by William A. Shalman in the Harvard Business Review, July-August 1997, pages 98-108. An excellent
article!!
Best wishes.
oohi
ashu
whose job, by the way, is to work with Nepali private-sector entrepreneurs --ranging from Jyoti Group to recent fresh MBAs in Nepal -- and help them turn
their business ideas into profitable, money-making products by using
hard-nosed business reasoning and strategies.
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| Taat |
Posted
on 21-Jan-02 01:49 AM
Thanks a lot Ashu, I suspected you would be the one to come up with some good suggestions.
Just to let you know, these plans I have are not just mere IDEAS, I have them on paper as Project Studies with detailed cost calculations and more. On some of the projects, we have already put some initial investment, but to come up with millions of dollars by ourselves is way beyond our limits.
We did have some interested parties on at least one project, who backed out after the Emergency. These people had come to us. People don't really realize how much problem we have had due to the Maoist insurgency. We see what we have lost that was there, but don't see what we lost what could have been there.
Well, I would be keenly interested to know in more detail about your work. What and how you are helping these people. Are you doing this freelance or through something else? I will look into those books and paper. Thanks again for your help.
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| ashu |
Posted
on 21-Jan-02 03:16 AM
>We did have some interested parties on at
>least one project, who backed out after the
>Emergency. These people had come to us.
>People don't really realize how much problem
>we have had due to the Maoist insurgency.
>We see what we have lost that was there, but
>don't see what we lost what could have been
>there.
Yes.
With the exception those who are in the security business and
those who get defense-related contracts in Kathmandu, this
Emergency has been a big setback for most private-sector
businesses in Nepal.
You and I both know that most foreign investors would FIRST look for
larger political stability in Nepal. If the London-based Economist Intelligence
Unit, for one, carries a profile of Nepal with words like "Maoist-related violence",
"Emergency", and so on, then attracting foreign investors would prove to be
damn difficult.
On another note, and this may be a stupid question, but have
you approached Mr. Mittal at the International Finance Corporation
(IFC)'s branch in Kathmandu? IFC-World Bank helped Soaltee Group put
together their financing of that Bhotay Koshi Hydro Power. On another
note, I'm intrigued as to what your numbers are for Upper Indrawati.
>Well, I would be keenly interested to know
>in more detail about your work. What and
>how you are helping these people. Are you
>doing this freelance or through something
>else?
Well, it's a full-time, paid job with colleagues who are
smarter than I am, and who let me keep my own hours.
As such, job is proving to be a first-class business education
about/in Nepal. It's just that whenever I get bored analyzing
too many Excel spreadsheets, or reading yet another tedious
Ministry of Finance report, I come to this site to blow off steam :-)
If you are in Kathmandu, we could meet and do guff-suff about all this.
Send me an email. For now, however, let me just express general interest
in your ideas without promising anything.
> Thanks again for your help.
Sure, anytime.
oohi
ashu
ktm,nepal
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| SIWALIK |
Posted
on 22-Jan-02 10:06 AM
Good to see that some Nepalese have started to think big in a practical way. Also like the idea of $1,000/individual investment. I support furthering this plan and am willing to invest my share. Now you need to convince 9,999 more Nepalese.
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| Homes |
Posted
on 22-Jan-02 10:43 AM
I was out skiing/snowboarding during the weekend with friends and the whole time I was thinking how grand it would be if we could have this type of facility in Nepal. Because of the obvious reasons so many people ask me about skiing facilities in Nepal. If it was reasonably priced I think that it would be a very big hit for locals and foreigners. I think it would be a very lucrative invesment.
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| BKJ |
Posted
on 22-Jan-02 12:37 PM
first of all kudos to all the participants. Its very inspirational to see intelligent discussions related to Nepalese commerce.
author where r you based out of?
what are your credentials?
As ashu had mentioned do you have any concrete business plans or this is an idea you are just floating around for a response?
I am certainly no investor but may be I can throw some ideas...
given the present circumstances, it would be tough for any investor to invest large sums of $$ in Nepal. However, it is not end of the world. If I were you, I would consider following points on your research.
1. Focus on one single project that requires the minimum investment.
2. The industry has to cater to domestic population so that it is self sustaining.
3. Analysis of socio-economic benefits.
4. Impmentation of technology and its benefits.
5. start a site with project ideas and room for brainstorming. I have been personally interested in establishing just a business forum on the net to bring in ideas for micro and macro enterprise solutions for nepal so if any of you are interested in contributing and starting up a forum let me know.
Ashu, you seem like a person with a solid understanding of domestic economic infrastructures. I would be interested to hear your comments.
6. Financing:
areas to focus for financing. In the last 2 years there has been billions of dollars allocated to UNDP and other Non profits for self sustaining economic development projects in developing countries. If you have a business model that can incorporated technology for self sustaining developmental projects, non profits would be more ideal at this point for your financing.
2nd option:- long term but doesn't hurt starting the foundation now! I call it expatriate commerce.
Expatriates can be major potential investors if you have an operation that truly makes sense and can generate profits. I think they can really pump $$ to the economy. With recent changes in goverment policies in Nepal for expatriates, I am even more hopeful about its future. If you are intersted we can have a whole different discussion on that.
These are just some random ideas. If you have time browse undp.org, http://cyber.law.harvard.edu, http://www.markle.org/index.stm and some case studies at HP's http://www.hp.com/e-inclusion
BJK
USA, Thamel.com
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| krishna |
Posted
on 22-Jan-02 05:29 PM
Thanks for starting an interesting thread. I have the reverse problem, in a sense, because I know someone who wants to pour money into infrastructure projects in Nepal but has serious reservations due to the stories he or she hears about Maobadi, corruption, and so forth.
Lately, I've been pondering what indicators will herald a return of foreign investment in Nepal. My gut instinct tells me to look at which foreigners were first in and last out, so to speak. So, I feel that my totally subjective angle is to wait until the INGOs (such as UMN) start going back in (not that they ever left); after that, I reckon for-profit foreigners will follow. Just a thought.
Krishna
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| Taat |
Posted
on 22-Jan-02 05:38 PM
Ashu, I will be back in Kathmandu in a couple of months. We will sure have some guff-suff then. I just registered to sajha.com, so you will have my e-mail as well.
BJK, well you know who I am and actually I had discussed with you about a couple of projects before. One of them actually has gone ahead, hope to see the results in 3-6 months time.
Krishna: I think I know who you are as well, but its good to be discussing these issues here.
I am just hoping maybe some of us trusted people could get expatriates to fund some of the projects. The projects of course will have to be defined and looked at all the angles by all of us.
Lets prepare ourselves for the long run, and we will do great. I am sure about that.
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| Destination anywhere |
Posted
on 22-Jan-02 10:55 PM
Good joke!!!
Who will invest in maoist effected country where government can't even gurantee security. Good dream man....
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| Taat |
Posted
on 22-Jan-02 11:36 PM
The Maoist Insurgency is new to us, new in the sense that we haven't learned to tackle with it in our every day lives. We are in the learning phase of how to handle the problems. If you look at India, Columbia, Peru, Sri Lanka and few other countries where there are terrorists who have created havoc, yet these countries still have provided ample opportunity for foreign investment. No doubt its a bad publicity for us right now, but it is foolish to say opportunity does not exist. Business is a game of risk. If you look at the history, a lot of business houses really made it to the next level by investing during tough times.
We did have some backouts as I mentioned before, but again we are still working on it convince them. One of our projects actually is at the final stage, the results yet to be seen so I am not in position to brag about it yet. I will let you know or you will find out in half-a-years time.
Foreign Investment in tourism might be a bad choice right now, I totally agree, but some of the other projects could bring investors into Nepal still.
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| ashu |
Posted
on 23-Jan-02 12:06 AM
Hi Taat,
An idea for doing some solid homework:
There is this group in Kathmandu called: Foreign Investors of Nepal or FIN.
Its members include foreigners who have invested their own money
in hotels, resorts, hydro power and so on.The group includes some
straight-talking Americans too.
To start off, some of the FIN members would be a good source to find out,
over coffee or dinner, the CURRENT general state of foreign investment in
Nepal. Since they are already here (for years, in some cases) with their own
money and know the investment scenario quite well, it's really vital to network
with them, and get the inside dope, so to speak.
When talking with these people, you or your team's credentials would be extremely important.
To answer to the other person: Yes, the news and violence surrounding the Maoist insurgency is a big obstacle for foreign investment. NOBODY is denying that reality here.
But the fact does remain that Nepal has
SO MUCH UNTAPPED POTENTIAL to be a much richer, much better, much more developed country WITHIN OUR GENERATION, within the next 20 years or so that it would be a shame NOT to start thinking seriously and strategically about developing businesses that provide jobs and make money in Nepal.
Sure, some of the ideas may take years to come to fruition. Some of the ideas may never come to anything. There WILL be hundreds of obstacles to overcome, and so on and. But that's life.
You can't be an driven, focussed and result-oriented entrepreneur (the type Nepal needs more of) if you are cynical of/dismissive of every potentially good effort.
So, first: let all kinds of business ideas come to the fore.
Only then, one can start evaluating which ones are promising and why, and which ones are not and why, and so on.
oohi
ashu
ktm,nepal
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| HahooGuru |
Posted
on 23-Jan-02 02:38 AM
Top 10business plan I ever had in my mind
(some of them given by my own friends).
1. The plan in 1988: We were in a hut like lodge
near race course, New Delhi. That was so fablous,
our friends who were all returning fresh after
graduating from an Indian Univ. now one of the
many IITs. In Pokhara, we could make a cluster
of such huts, probably Kharle chayeka.
Most feasible places: Chhinedanda near Bhir.
b. South of Dhunga sanghu
c. Seti-Pardi ko dovan (well, Diabolic knows this place
better than me).
d. Kaski Kot.
This still works, if you can spend about ek crore rupiya.
2. A Big billboard. The Idea I got from
Hollywood. The hollywood was posted in current
hollywood by one Real estate agent in 1920s(?)
which has very big characters. Similarly,
why not we build one Big Board in Kahu ko
danda and in night we use lightening system,
as an advertisig board. The land is cheap.
Make is biggest in the world. Big enough
to be caught by CNN's satelite TV about
700km above earth surface. Direct Advertisement
.............(crazy idea, though). But, I surely
wanted to invest for which I also got some
other investors, (reducing the size of the board,
applicable only for Mahendra Pool area
, Paardi and West of Seti in Pokhara NP). We
were about to embark for land purchase in Kahu ko danda,
my father said, Kahu being one of the most active
Maoist area the CM board will be trashed in a month
of its errection. Its file is now under dustcover.
3. www.Lilam.com : When dot.com biz was on
peak and I was thinking of going back to Nepal,
well, I had a plan of running electronic auction
site, inspired by EBay.com. Well, the Lilam.com
itself is not going to sell on 0rupees in another
Nepali Auction Board. So, this plant got down
to drain.
4. www.ePasal.com : Luckily it was passed to
new owner, and I hope it will come to reality.
5. Hahoo (News) Network! Not sure. Sometime,
I think of joining Radio Nepal or NTV if they
announce for some News castor Position,
provided I get the appointment? Thats just a
dream. So, to make my dream come true,
thinking of running a HahooTV, so by entertaining
peoples, I can be billionnaire. Not sure when?
(the type of programs are still in my mind
and will surely go if I get time to make them).
So, confidential.
6. Opening a RATRI tech. college, targetted on those
who work in day time and want to study technical/
engineering in night. A plan was posted in
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/e-Nepal/
If you wish you can see it there. If you are interested
you may start, or even make me a partner.
I can offer upto 10,000dollars + my experience.
No kidding. There are already 26engineering
colleges, but, not a single one that targets
night session. Like KTM univ. which was run
in Public college enjoying public property,
and finally, grown up as univ. we can have a
deal with other colleges for night sifts, for
sometime, before we have enough resources.
The idea of nighte college is to minimize the
entrance fees and regular tution fees on students.
Well, my experience here gives that not only
teen agers who just completed ISce will be
interested in this type of college, but, those
who crossed already 30, will be interested.
I can see such aged students the night classes here.
7. Consulting work: Its what all half employed
Nepalis do, its like Kheti pati in Nepal. I mean
seasonal.
8. Well, when I went to Nepal two years back
I took a snack made of rice cakes. Dried, salted
and wonderful taste that matches Nepali taste.
One of my cousine (who is in biz) was interested.
But, when I acquired the company for a machine
and its installation cost, they asked 10-20crore
Jap. yen. Well, the person even told that we
must be able to sell 2,000tons of rice every year
to make real profit. My czn was still interested,
but, we thought of having problem of having
such big stocks and selling network. Well, it
could be a very good store of rice for some
problematic areas like western Nepal, in addition
to everyday Khaja to many nepali kids to adults
and some exports to India. But, we did not have
that much of resource 10 t o20crore = 12crore
Nepali rupees. If you are interested, I can
send you samples of the snacks. "O-SEMBE".
9. Roller coaster like thing from Kaski kot to middle of it
and while returning to kot, we could use over land
cable car: I had seen such in Hakone route in Japan.
Its just two bus they run up and down on railway like
track and tied on a GHIRNI (PULLY), like
dahi mathne dori. So, simple, so cheap and but,
full of fun: the combination.
10. Secret.
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| HahooGuru |
Posted
on 23-Jan-02 02:40 AM
Top 10business plan I ever had in my mind
(some of them given by my own friends).
1. The plan in 1988: We were in a hut like lodge
near race course, New Delhi. That was so fablous,
our friends who were all returning fresh after
graduating from an Indian Univ. now one of the
many IITs. In Pokhara, we could make a cluster
of such huts, probably Kharle chayeka.
Most feasible places: Chhinedanda near Bhir.
b. South of Dhunga sanghu
c. Seti-Pardi ko dovan (well, Diabolic knows this place
better than me).
d. Kaski Kot.
This still works, if you can spend about ek crore rupiya.
2. A Big billboard. The Idea I got from
Hollywood. The hollywood was posted in current
hollywood by one Real estate agent in 1920s(?)
which has very big characters. Similarly,
why not we build one Big Board in Kahu ko
danda and in night we use lightening system,
as an advertisig board. The land is cheap.
Make is biggest in the world. Big enough
to be caught by CNN's satelite TV about
700km above earth surface. Direct Advertisement
.............(crazy idea, though). But, I surely
wanted to invest for which I also got some
other investors, (reducing the size of the board,
applicable only for Mahendra Pool area
, Paardi and West of Seti in Pokhara NP). We
were about to embark for land purchase in Kahu ko danda,
my father said, Kahu being one of the most active
Maoist area the CM board will be trashed in a month
of its errection. Its file is now under dustcover.
3. www.Lilam.com : When dot.com biz was on
peak and I was thinking of going back to Nepal,
well, I had a plan of running electronic auction
site, inspired by EBay.com. Well, the Lilam.com
itself is not going to sell on 0rupees in another
Nepali Auction Board. So, this plant got down
to drain.
4. www.ePasal.com : Luckily it was passed to
new owner, and I hope it will come to reality.
5. Hahoo (News) Network! Not sure. Sometime,
I think of joining Radio Nepal or NTV if they
announce for some News castor Position,
provided I get the appointment? Thats just a
dream. So, to make my dream come true,
thinking of running a HahooTV, so by entertaining
peoples, I can be billionnaire. Not sure when?
(the type of programs are still in my mind
and will surely go if I get time to make them).
So, confidential.
6. Opening a RATRI tech. college, targetted on those
who work in day time and want to study technical/
engineering in night. A plan was posted in
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/e-Nepal/
If you wish you can see it there. If you are interested
you may start, or even make me a partner.
I can offer upto 10,000dollars + my experience.
No kidding. There are already 26engineering
colleges, but, not a single one that targets
night session. Like KTM univ. which was run
in Public college enjoying public property,
and finally, grown up as univ. we can have a
deal with other colleges for night sifts, for
sometime, before we have enough resources.
The idea of nighte college is to minimize the
entrance fees and regular tution fees on students.
Well, my experience here gives that not only
teen agers who just completed ISce will be
interested in this type of college, but, those
who crossed already 30, will be interested.
I can see such aged students the night classes here.
7. Consulting work: Its what all half employed
Nepalis do, its like Kheti pati in Nepal. I mean
seasonal.
8. Well, when I went to Nepal two years back
I took a snack made of rice cakes. Dried, salted
and wonderful taste that matches Nepali taste.
One of my cousine (who is in biz) was interested.
But, when I acquired the company for a machine
and its installation cost, they asked 10-20crore
Jap. yen. Well, the person even told that we
must be able to sell 2,000tons of rice every year
to make real profit. My czn was still interested,
but, we thought of having problem of having
such big stocks and selling network. Well, it
could be a very good store of rice for some
problematic areas like western Nepal, in addition
to everyday Khaja to many nepali kids to adults
and some exports to India. But, we did not have
that much of resource 10 t o20crore = 12crore
Nepali rupees. If you are interested, I can
send you samples of the snacks. "O-SEMBE".
9. Roller coaster like thing from Kaski kot to middle of it
and while returning to kot, we could use over land
cable car: I had seen such in Hakone route in Japan.
Its just two bus they run up and down on railway like
track and tied on a GHIRNI (PULLY), like
dahi mathne dori. So, simple, so cheap and but,
full of fun: the combination.
10. Secret.
|
| HahooGuru |
Posted
on 23-Jan-02 02:40 AM
Top 10business plan I ever had in my mind
(some of them given by my own friends).
1. The plan in 1988: We were in a hut like lodge
near race course, New Delhi. That was so fablous,
our friends who were all returning fresh after
graduating from an Indian Univ. now one of the
many IITs. In Pokhara, we could make a cluster
of such huts, probably Kharle chayeka.
Most feasible places: Chhinedanda near Bhir.
b. South of Dhunga sanghu
c. Seti-Pardi ko dovan (well, Diabolic knows this place
better than me).
d. Kaski Kot.
This still works, if you can spend about ek crore rupiya.
2. A Big billboard. The Idea I got from
Hollywood. The hollywood was posted in current
hollywood by one Real estate agent in 1920s(?)
which has very big characters. Similarly,
why not we build one Big Board in Kahu ko
danda and in night we use lightening system,
as an advertisig board. The land is cheap.
Make is biggest in the world. Big enough
to be caught by CNN's satelite TV about
700km above earth surface. Direct Advertisement
.............(crazy idea, though). But, I surely
wanted to invest for which I also got some
other investors, (reducing the size of the board,
applicable only for Mahendra Pool area
, Paardi and West of Seti in Pokhara NP). We
were about to embark for land purchase in Kahu ko danda,
my father said, Kahu being one of the most active
Maoist area the CM board will be trashed in a month
of its errection. Its file is now under dustcover.
3. www.Lilam.com : When dot.com biz was on
peak and I was thinking of going back to Nepal,
well, I had a plan of running electronic auction
site, inspired by EBay.com. Well, the Lilam.com
itself is not going to sell on 0rupees in another
Nepali Auction Board. So, this plant got down
to drain.
4. www.ePasal.com : Luckily it was passed to
new owner, and I hope it will come to reality.
5. Hahoo (News) Network! Not sure. Sometime,
I think of joining Radio Nepal or NTV if they
announce for some News castor Position,
provided I get the appointment? Thats just a
dream. So, to make my dream come true,
thinking of running a HahooTV, so by entertaining
peoples, I can be billionnaire. Not sure when?
(the type of programs are still in my mind
and will surely go if I get time to make them).
So, confidential.
6. Opening a RATRI tech. college, targetted on those
who work in day time and want to study technical/
engineering in night. A plan was posted in
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/e-Nepal/
If you wish you can see it there. If you are interested
you may start, or even make me a partner.
I can offer upto 10,000dollars + my experience.
No kidding. There are already 26engineering
colleges, but, not a single one that targets
night session. Like KTM univ. which was run
in Public college enjoying public property,
and finally, grown up as univ. we can have a
deal with other colleges for night sifts, for
sometime, before we have enough resources.
The idea of nighte college is to minimize the
entrance fees and regular tution fees on students.
Well, my experience here gives that not only
teen agers who just completed ISce will be
interested in this type of college, but, those
who crossed already 30, will be interested.
I can see such aged students the night classes here.
7. Consulting work: Its what all half employed
Nepalis do, its like Kheti pati in Nepal. I mean
seasonal.
8. Well, when I went to Nepal two years back
I took a snack made of rice cakes. Dried, salted
and wonderful taste that matches Nepali taste.
One of my cousine (who is in biz) was interested.
But, when I acquired the company for a machine
and its installation cost, they asked 10-20crore
Jap. yen. Well, the person even told that we
must be able to sell 2,000tons of rice every year
to make real profit. My czn was still interested,
but, we thought of having problem of having
such big stocks and selling network. Well, it
could be a very good store of rice for some
problematic areas like western Nepal, in addition
to everyday Khaja to many nepali kids to adults
and some exports to India. But, we did not have
that much of resource 10 t o20crore = 12crore
Nepali rupees. If you are interested, I can
send you samples of the snacks. "O-SEMBE".
9. Roller coaster like thing from Kaski kot to middle of it
and while returning to kot, we could use over land
cable car: I had seen such in Hakone route in Japan.
Its just two bus they run up and down on railway like
track and tied on a GHIRNI (PULLY), like
dahi mathne dori. So, simple, so cheap and but,
full of fun: the combination.
10. Secret.
|
| HahooGuru |
Posted
on 23-Jan-02 02:41 AM
Top 10business plan I ever had in my mind
(some of them given by my own friends).
1. The plan in 1988: We were in a hut like lodge
near race course, New Delhi. That was so fablous,
our friends who were all returning fresh after
graduating from an Indian Univ. now one of the
many IITs. In Pokhara, we could make a cluster
of such huts, probably Kharle chayeka.
Most feasible places: Chhinedanda near Bhir.
b. South of Dhunga sanghu
c. Seti-Pardi ko dovan (well, Diabolic knows this place
better than me).
d. Kaski Kot.
This still works, if you can spend about ek crore rupiya.
2. A Big billboard. The Idea I got from
Hollywood. The hollywood was posted in current
hollywood by one Real estate agent in 1920s(?)
which has very big characters. Similarly,
why not we build one Big Board in Kahu ko
danda and in night we use lightening system,
as an advertisig board. The land is cheap.
Make is biggest in the world. Big enough
to be caught by CNN's satelite TV about
700km above earth surface. Direct Advertisement
.............(crazy idea, though). But, I surely
wanted to invest for which I also got some
other investors, (reducing the size of the board,
applicable only for Mahendra Pool area
, Paardi and West of Seti in Pokhara NP). We
were about to embark for land purchase in Kahu ko danda,
my father said, Kahu being one of the most active
Maoist area the CM board will be trashed in a month
of its errection. Its file is now under dustcover.
3. www.Lilam.com : When dot.com biz was on
peak and I was thinking of going back to Nepal,
well, I had a plan of running electronic auction
site, inspired by EBay.com. Well, the Lilam.com
itself is not going to sell on 0rupees in another
Nepali Auction Board. So, this plant got down
to drain.
4. www.ePasal.com : Luckily it was passed to
new owner, and I hope it will come to reality.
5. Hahoo (News) Network! Not sure. Sometime,
I think of joining Radio Nepal or NTV if they
announce for some News castor Position,
provided I get the appointment? Thats just a
dream. So, to make my dream come true,
thinking of running a HahooTV, so by entertaining
peoples, I can be billionnaire. Not sure when?
(the type of programs are still in my mind
and will surely go if I get time to make them).
So, confidential.
6. Opening a RATRI tech. college, targetted on those
who work in day time and want to study technical/
engineering in night. A plan was posted in
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/e-Nepal/
If you wish you can see it there. If you are interested
you may start, or even make me a partner.
I can offer upto 10,000dollars + my experience.
No kidding. There are already 26engineering
colleges, but, not a single one that targets
night session. Like KTM univ. which was run
in Public college enjoying public property,
and finally, grown up as univ. we can have a
deal with other colleges for night sifts, for
sometime, before we have enough resources.
The idea of nighte college is to minimize the
entrance fees and regular tution fees on students.
Well, my experience here gives that not only
teen agers who just completed ISce will be
interested in this type of college, but, those
who crossed already 30, will be interested.
I can see such aged students the night classes here.
7. Consulting work: Its what all half employed
Nepalis do, its like Kheti pati in Nepal. I mean
seasonal.
8. Well, when I went to Nepal two years back
I took a snack made of rice cakes. Dried, salted
and wonderful taste that matches Nepali taste.
One of my cousine (who is in biz) was interested.
But, when I acquired the company for a machine
and its installation cost, they asked 10-20crore
Jap. yen. Well, the person even told that we
must be able to sell 2,000tons of rice every year
to make real profit. My czn was still interested,
but, we thought of having problem of having
such big stocks and selling network. Well, it
could be a very good store of rice for some
problematic areas like western Nepal, in addition
to everyday Khaja to many nepali kids to adults
and some exports to India. But, we did not have
that much of resource 10 t o20crore = 12crore
Nepali rupees. If you are interested, I can
send you samples of the snacks. "O-SEMBE".
9. Roller coaster like thing from Kaski kot to middle of it
and while returning to kot, we could use over land
cable car: I had seen such in Hakone route in Japan.
Its just two bus they run up and down on railway like
track and tied on a GHIRNI (PULLY), like
dahi mathne dori. So, simple, so cheap and but,
full of fun: the combination.
10. Secret.
|
| HahooGuru |
Posted
on 23-Jan-02 02:41 AM
Top 10business plan I ever had in my mind
(some of them given by my own friends).
1. The plan in 1988: We were in a hut like lodge
near race course, New Delhi. That was so fablous,
our friends who were all returning fresh after
graduating from an Indian Univ. now one of the
many IITs. In Pokhara, we could make a cluster
of such huts, probably Kharle chayeka.
Most feasible places: Chhinedanda near Bhir.
b. South of Dhunga sanghu
c. Seti-Pardi ko dovan (well, Diabolic knows this place
better than me).
d. Kaski Kot.
This still works, if you can spend about ek crore rupiya.
2. A Big billboard. The Idea I got from
Hollywood. The hollywood was posted in current
hollywood by one Real estate agent in 1920s(?)
which has very big characters. Similarly,
why not we build one Big Board in Kahu ko
danda and in night we use lightening system,
as an advertisig board. The land is cheap.
Make is biggest in the world. Big enough
to be caught by CNN's satelite TV about
700km above earth surface. Direct Advertisement
.............(crazy idea, though). But, I surely
wanted to invest for which I also got some
other investors, (reducing the size of the board,
applicable only for Mahendra Pool area
, Paardi and West of Seti in Pokhara NP). We
were about to embark for land purchase in Kahu ko danda,
my father said, Kahu being one of the most active
Maoist area the CM board will be trashed in a month
of its errection. Its file is now under dustcover.
3. www.Lilam.com : When dot.com biz was on
peak and I was thinking of going back to Nepal,
well, I had a plan of running electronic auction
site, inspired by EBay.com. Well, the Lilam.com
itself is not going to sell on 0rupees in another
Nepali Auction Board. So, this plant got down
to drain.
4. www.ePasal.com : Luckily it was passed to
new owner, and I hope it will come to reality.
5. Hahoo (News) Network! Not sure. Sometime,
I think of joining Radio Nepal or NTV if they
announce for some News castor Position,
provided I get the appointment? Thats just a
dream. So, to make my dream come true,
thinking of running a HahooTV, so by entertaining
peoples, I can be billionnaire. Not sure when?
(the type of programs are still in my mind
and will surely go if I get time to make them).
So, confidential.
6. Opening a RATRI tech. college, targetted on those
who work in day time and want to study technical/
engineering in night. A plan was posted in
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/e-Nepal/
If you wish you can see it there. If you are interested
you may start, or even make me a partner.
I can offer upto 10,000dollars + my experience.
No kidding. There are already 26engineering
colleges, but, not a single one that targets
night session. Like KTM univ. which was run
in Public college enjoying public property,
and finally, grown up as univ. we can have a
deal with other colleges for night sifts, for
sometime, before we have enough resources.
The idea of nighte college is to minimize the
entrance fees and regular tution fees on students.
Well, my experience here gives that not only
teen agers who just completed ISce will be
interested in this type of college, but, those
who crossed already 30, will be interested.
I can see such aged students the night classes here.
7. Consulting work: Its what all half employed
Nepalis do, its like Kheti pati in Nepal. I mean
seasonal.
8. Well, when I went to Nepal two years back
I took a snack made of rice cakes. Dried, salted
and wonderful taste that matches Nepali taste.
One of my cousine (who is in biz) was interested.
But, when I acquired the company for a machine
and its installation cost, they asked 10-20crore
Jap. yen. Well, the person even told that we
must be able to sell 2,000tons of rice every year
to make real profit. My czn was still interested,
but, we thought of having problem of having
such big stocks and selling network. Well, it
could be a very good store of rice for some
problematic areas like western Nepal, in addition
to everyday Khaja to many nepali kids to adults
and some exports to India. But, we did not have
that much of resource 10 t o20crore = 12crore
Nepali rupees. If you are interested, I can
send you samples of the snacks. "O-SEMBE".
9. Roller coaster like thing from Kaski kot to middle of it
and while returning to kot, we could use over land
cable car: I had seen such in Hakone route in Japan.
Its just two bus they run up and down on railway like
track and tied on a GHIRNI (PULLY), like
dahi mathne dori. So, simple, so cheap and but,
full of fun: the combination.
10. Secret.
|
| HahooGuru |
Posted
on 23-Jan-02 02:42 AM
Top 10business plan I ever had in my mind
(some of them given by my own friends).
1. The plan in 1988: We were in a hut like lodge
near race course, New Delhi. That was so fablous,
our friends who were all returning fresh after
graduating from an Indian Univ. now one of the
many IITs. In Pokhara, we could make a cluster
of such huts, probably Kharle chayeka.
Most feasible places: Chhinedanda near Bhir.
b. South of Dhunga sanghu
c. Seti-Pardi ko dovan (well, Diabolic knows this place
better than me).
d. Kaski Kot.
This still works, if you can spend about ek crore rupiya.
2. A Big billboard. The Idea I got from
Hollywood. The hollywood was posted in current
hollywood by one Real estate agent in 1920s(?)
which has very big characters. Similarly,
why not we build one Big Board in Kahu ko
danda and in night we use lightening system,
as an advertisig board. The land is cheap.
Make is biggest in the world. Big enough
to be caught by CNN's satelite TV about
700km above earth surface. Direct Advertisement
.............(crazy idea, though). But, I surely
wanted to invest for which I also got some
other investors, (reducing the size of the board,
applicable only for Mahendra Pool area
, Paardi and West of Seti in Pokhara NP). We
were about to embark for land purchase in Kahu ko danda,
my father said, Kahu being one of the most active
Maoist area the CM board will be trashed in a month
of its errection. Its file is now under dustcover.
3. www.Lilam.com : When dot.com biz was on
peak and I was thinking of going back to Nepal,
well, I had a plan of running electronic auction
site, inspired by EBay.com. Well, the Lilam.com
itself is not going to sell on 0rupees in another
Nepali Auction Board. So, this plant got down
to drain.
4. www.ePasal.com : Luckily it was passed to
new owner, and I hope it will come to reality.
5. Hahoo (News) Network! Not sure. Sometime,
I think of joining Radio Nepal or NTV if they
announce for some News castor Position,
provided I get the appointment? Thats just a
dream. So, to make my dream come true,
thinking of running a HahooTV, so by entertaining
peoples, I can be billionnaire. Not sure when?
(the type of programs are still in my mind
and will surely go if I get time to make them).
So, confidential.
6. Opening a RATRI tech. college, targetted on those
who work in day time and want to study technical/
engineering in night. A plan was posted in
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/e-Nepal/
If you wish you can see it there. If you are interested
you may start, or even make me a partner.
I can offer upto 10,000dollars + my experience.
No kidding. There are already 26engineering
colleges, but, not a single one that targets
night session. Like KTM univ. which was run
in Public college enjoying public property,
and finally, grown up as univ. we can have a
deal with other colleges for night sifts, for
sometime, before we have enough resources.
The idea of nighte college is to minimize the
entrance fees and regular tution fees on students.
Well, my experience here gives that not only
teen agers who just completed ISce will be
interested in this type of college, but, those
who crossed already 30, will be interested.
I can see such aged students the night classes here.
7. Consulting work: Its what all half employed
Nepalis do, its like Kheti pati in Nepal. I mean
seasonal.
8. Well, when I went to Nepal two years back
I took a snack made of rice cakes. Dried, salted
and wonderful taste that matches Nepali taste.
One of my cousine (who is in biz) was interested.
But, when I acquired the company for a machine
and its installation cost, they asked 10-20crore
Jap. yen. Well, the person even told that we
must be able to sell 2,000tons of rice every year
to make real profit. My czn was still interested,
but, we thought of having problem of having
such big stocks and selling network. Well, it
could be a very good store of rice for some
problematic areas like western Nepal, in addition
to everyday Khaja to many nepali kids to adults
and some exports to India. But, we did not have
that much of resource 10 t o20crore = 12crore
Nepali rupees. If you are interested, I can
send you samples of the snacks. "O-SEMBE".
9. Roller coaster like thing from Kaski kot to middle of it
and while returning to kot, we could use over land
cable car: I had seen such in Hakone route in Japan.
Its just two bus they run up and down on railway like
track and tied on a GHIRNI (PULLY), like
dahi mathne dori. So, simple, so cheap and but,
full of fun: the combination.
10. Secret.
|
| HahooGuru |
Posted
on 23-Jan-02 02:42 AM
Top 10business plan I ever had in my mind
(some of them given by my own friends).
1. The plan in 1988: We were in a hut like lodge
near race course, New Delhi. That was so fablous,
our friends who were all returning fresh after
graduating from an Indian Univ. now one of the
many IITs. In Pokhara, we could make a cluster
of such huts, probably Kharle chayeka.
Most feasible places: Chhinedanda near Bhir.
b. South of Dhunga sanghu
c. Seti-Pardi ko dovan (well, Diabolic knows this place
better than me).
d. Kaski Kot.
This still works, if you can spend about ek crore rupiya.
2. A Big billboard. The Idea I got from
Hollywood. The hollywood was posted in current
hollywood by one Real estate agent in 1920s(?)
which has very big characters. Similarly,
why not we build one Big Board in Kahu ko
danda and in night we use lightening system,
as an advertisig board. The land is cheap.
Make is biggest in the world. Big enough
to be caught by CNN's satelite TV about
700km above earth surface. Direct Advertisement
.............(crazy idea, though). But, I surely
wanted to invest for which I also got some
other investors, (reducing the size of the board,
applicable only for Mahendra Pool area
, Paardi and West of Seti in Pokhara NP). We
were about to embark for land purchase in Kahu ko danda,
my father said, Kahu being one of the most active
Maoist area the CM board will be trashed in a month
of its errection. Its file is now under dustcover.
3. www.Lilam.com : When dot.com biz was on
peak and I was thinking of going back to Nepal,
well, I had a plan of running electronic auction
site, inspired by EBay.com. Well, the Lilam.com
itself is not going to sell on 0rupees in another
Nepali Auction Board. So, this plant got down
to drain.
4. www.ePasal.com : Luckily it was passed to
new owner, and I hope it will come to reality.
5. Hahoo (News) Network! Not sure. Sometime,
I think of joining Radio Nepal or NTV if they
announce for some News castor Position,
provided I get the appointment? Thats just a
dream. So, to make my dream come true,
thinking of running a HahooTV, so by entertaining
peoples, I can be billionnaire. Not sure when?
(the type of programs are still in my mind
and will surely go if I get time to make them).
So, confidential.
6. Opening a RATRI tech. college, targetted on those
who work in day time and want to study technical/
engineering in night. A plan was posted in
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/e-Nepal/
If you wish you can see it there. If you are interested
you may start, or even make me a partner.
I can offer upto 10,000dollars + my experience.
No kidding. There are already 26engineering
colleges, but, not a single one that targets
night session. Like KTM univ. which was run
in Public college enjoying public property,
and finally, grown up as univ. we can have a
deal with other colleges for night sifts, for
sometime, before we have enough resources.
The idea of nighte college is to minimize the
entrance fees and regular tution fees on students.
Well, my experience here gives that not only
teen agers who just completed ISce will be
interested in this type of college, but, those
who crossed already 30, will be interested.
I can see such aged students the night classes here.
7. Consulting work: Its what all half employed
Nepalis do, its like Kheti pati in Nepal. I mean
seasonal.
8. Well, when I went to Nepal two years back
I took a snack made of rice cakes. Dried, salted
and wonderful taste that matches Nepali taste.
One of my cousine (who is in biz) was interested.
But, when I acquired the company for a machine
and its installation cost, they asked 10-20crore
Jap. yen. Well, the person even told that we
must be able to sell 2,000tons of rice every year
to make real profit. My czn was still interested,
but, we thought of having problem of having
such big stocks and selling network. Well, it
could be a very good store of rice for some
problematic areas like western Nepal, in addition
to everyday Khaja to many nepali kids to adults
and some exports to India. But, we did not have
that much of resource 10 t o20crore = 12crore
Nepali rupees. If you are interested, I can
send you samples of the snacks. "O-SEMBE".
9. Roller coaster like thing from Kaski kot to middle of it
and while returning to kot, we could use over land
cable car: I had seen such in Hakone route in Japan.
Its just two bus they run up and down on railway like
track and tied on a GHIRNI (PULLY), like
dahi mathne dori. So, simple, so cheap and but,
full of fun: the combination.
10. Secret.
|
| HahooGuru |
Posted
on 23-Jan-02 02:50 AM
Top 10business plan I ever had in my mind
(some of them given by my own friends).
1. The plan in 1988: We were in a hut like lodge
near horse race course, New Delhi. That was so fablous,
our friends who were all returning fresh after
graduating from an Indian Univ. now one of the
many IITs. We were excited with its style.
In Pokhara, we dreamt of we could make a cluster
of such huts, probably Kharle chayeka. Not only
for foreigners, but, also for Nepali youngs.
Well, 50% concession is regular for Saarc
citizens.
Most feasible places: a. Chhinedanda near Bhir (three side
sourrounded by Bhir)
b. South of Dhunga sanghu
c. Seti-Pardi ko dovan (well, Diabolic knows this place
better than me).
d. Kaski Kot.
This concept still works, if you can spend about ek crore rupiya.
2. A Big billboard. The Idea I got from
Hollywood. The hollywood was posted in current
hollywood by one Real estate agent in 1920s(?)
which has very big characters. Now, LA
city spends millions of dollars every year to keep
it upto date. Similarly, why not we build one Big Board in Kahu ko
danda "Welcome to POKHARA" and in night we use lightening system,
as an advertisig board. The land is cheap.
Make it the biggest Billboard in the world. Big enough
to be caught by CNN's satelite TV camera about
700km above earth surface. Direct Advertisement
.............(crazy idea, though). But, I surely
wanted to invest for which I also got some
other investors, (reducing the size of the board,
applicable only for Mahendra Pool area
, Paardi and West of Seti in Pokhara NP). We
were about to embark for land purchase in Kahu ko danda,
my father said, Kahu being one of the most active
Maoist area the BB board will be trashed in a month
of its errection. Its file is now under dustcover.
3. www.Lilam.com : When dot.com biz was on
peak and I was thinking of going back to Nepal,
well, I had a plan of running electronic auction
site, inspired by eBay.com. Well, the Lilam.com
itself did not sell even in 0rupees in another
Nepali Auction Board. So, this plant got down
to drain. So, sad.
4. www.ePasal.com : Luckily it was passed to
new owner, and I hope it will come to reality.
5. Hahoo (News) Network! Not sure. Sometime,
I think of joining Radio Nepal or NTV if they
announce for some News castor Position,
provided I get the appointment? Thats just a
dream. So, to make my dream come true,
thinking of running a HahooTV, so by entertaining
peoples, I can be billionnaire. Not sure when?
(the type of programs are still in my mind
and will surely go if I get time to make them).
So, confidential.
6. Opening a RATRI tech. college, targetted on those
who work in day time and want to study technical/
engineering in night. A plan was posted in
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/e-Nepal/
If you wish you can see it there. If you are interested
you may start, or even make me a partner.
I can offer upto 10,000dollars + my experience.
No kidding. There are already 26engineering
colleges, but, not a single one that targets
night session. Like KTM univ. which was run
in Public college enjoying public property,
and finally, grown up as univ. we can have a
deal with other colleges for night sifts, for
sometime, before we have enough resources.
The idea of nighte college is to minimize the
entrance fees and regular tution fees on students.
Well, my experience here gives that not only
teen agers who just completed ISce will be
interested in this type of college, but, those
who crossed already 30, will be interested.
I can see such aged students the night classes here.
7. Consulting work: Its what all half employed
Nepalis do, its like Kheti pati in Nepal. I mean
seasonal.
8. Well, when I went to Nepal two years back
I took a snack made of rice cakes. Dried, salted
and wonderful taste that matches Nepali taste.
One of my cousine (who is in biz) was interested.
But, when I acquired the company for a machine
and its installation cost, they asked 10-20crore
Jap. yen. Well, the person even told that we
must be able to sell 2,000tons of rice every year
to make real profit. My czn was still interested,
but, we thought of having problem of having
such big stocks and selling network. Well, it
could be a very good store of rice for some
problematic areas like western Nepal, in addition
to everyday Khaja to many nepali kids to adults
and some exports to India. But, we did not have
that much of resource 10 t o20crore = 12crore
Nepali rupees. If you are interested, I can
send you samples of the snacks. "O-SEMBE".
9. Roller coaster like thing from Kaski kot to middle of it
and while returning to kot, we could use over land
cable car: I had seen such in Hakone route in Japan.
Its just two bus they run up and down on railway like
track and tied on a GHIRNI (PULLY), like
dahi mathne dori. So, simple, so cheap and but,
full of fun: the combination.
10. Secret.
Just keeping on dreaming, like Som Sarma ko Bau,
in a story in Puuuuuraaaaaano Sikchya ko 10kachhya
ko kitab ma.
|
| HahooGuru |
Posted
on 23-Jan-02 02:57 AM
San, do something and delete the previous copies except
the last one. Your (did not want to use "YOUR", but forced,
to blame on you, sorry) software/program is really making my
postings crazy, they, just keep on giving error message or
hang on, and make readers feel HahooGuru gone crazy.
Real apology to all readers, lets hope San will delete the
repeatition. At least, san can introduce a new check to
check whether the content in this posting is exactly
same as previous postings, so that it avoids, repeated
postings, at least you can check immediately previous one.
well, this check will again delay in posting, but, worth
avoid deletion in future.
"Gomen ne" = sorry la.
|
| Diabolic |
Posted
on 23-Jan-02 03:21 AM
Hahoo Dai: I think I know your tenth one:
Open a lingerie shop right in front of Chipledhunga, so that all the Gurungseni ra Thakali ktharu come to your shop after watching a hindi movie at Purnima Hall? ho ki hoina?
11th one: tyo paame jaane batotira taal cheuka khetma (aan), kuhirelai halo jotaera paisa uthaune. Khet pani jottincha, daam pani uthcha, aajkalka mahaka hali kina chahiyo??
12. Saarkiyaa Maidaan (Masthantira) mathiko danda aan panch taare Phulbaari vanda bademaanko Hotel.
13. Bagardekhi Lakesidesamma (nagar bus hataayera) San Fransiscoko jasto Tram?
Oraalai oraalo cha, farkida matrai start gare huncha.
14. begnaastaal pari, beunaase daandama nude colony? Jhalak ki Jhapatele yo kura pahile nai lyaako thiyo kere.
15. Yo sachhai, pokhara jatrai arko uninhabitted valley cha re kaskimai, how about a Gulf Resort there? Khage (Khagaraj) le tyatatira Coffee kheti gare huncha vanthyo ek taaka, JAIKA ki kasle uksaayera.
|
| HahooGuru |
Posted
on 23-Jan-02 05:46 AM
Khage ta mero Amar Singh ma padhda 8/9ma ko best friend
ho ni ta. Khai Tare le harai diyechha kyaara. Hamlai jhola
bokayera M___la le Panchayat ko bhasad garthyo Sambidan
diwas ko dina, pachi ta Campus pani sangai padhne hola
bhanya thiye nam niklinjel samma, ta uta eng. /cingineering
chodera lagecha PN Campus ko neta giri ma, 8barsha pani
padeko re ISc+BSce ... Ani ta bhayecha Amale. Well, until
before he was MP, he was clean and dedicated person,
but, I am not sure about his present CLEANly-ness. Je
hos afno milne dost ho ghus nakhaye ma AMALE bhe pani
farak pardaina. Kaski basi kasaile Khage le ghus khayo
ma malai bhannu, ma bold letter chithi pathai /ya
afai uskaha gai Khage sanga clarify garne chhu,
kina ghus khais bhanera. I think I
have that much of guts and relation being his old dude.
I wish he don't become ghusyaha, though, some
kangressies told me that he takes ghus, but, when
I found he still lives in Begnash, near Hamro mama ghara,
and does not have lavish lifestyle. I still believe he is
clean, though these days its very difficult to find clean
peoples in UML as well as NC.
I am sorry to distort the topic. Well, I don't think I
will have the biz plans as you mentioned in your
11-14... Well, I might have a cybercafe at the
center of Mahendra Pool (not exactly at center,
kinaki tyaha ta Traffic Police ko platform chha).
Well, just behind the Hulak. "Hahoo CyberCafe".
In this Cafe, if any characters you mentioned
in your guess plan come, I have nothing to say.
I am waiting for favorable time.
Bro Diaolic, why don't you join http://groups.yahoo.com/group/pokhara/
may be we can have better biz plan with other Pokhareli Yaar haru sanga.
BTW, I liked Halo jotaune plan. Thats a good idea.
It will work, but, have you ever tried Halo jotne kaam.
Well, as a kid I tried a lot with Bikase halo as well as
kathe halo. Once upon a time, our hali could not come
on the day of Ropai, for a half day, I was formal
Hali had to compete with professional hali.
No kidding. That is now such a great memorble thing.
K K matrai gariyen hou. Pokhara ko sab bhanda
thulo problem was dhan ropda pani laune, and barsheni
jhara tarna janu paarne. Thanks to Chinese, who
made Irrigation canals and brought continuous
water. No believes how tough time we had before
the project was completed. I think Irrigation projects
in different part of country can be privatized,
I mean let people invest and get share, at least
construction of diversion headworks and canal
construction upto the "MOUTH" of khet. Peoples
can pay little in return to possibility of hiude kheti.
There were 1000s of feasibility studies at DOI
but, all most all the reports are fake, from my
experience. Otherwise, this can be another
way to mobilize local money into local project.
Users group could develop a biz. plan and get
50% from govt. and 50% from private biz.
group funding and get best hiude kheti "Dhan"
or "Gahu". Who has time to think so far.
HahooGuru
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| gaunle |
Posted
on 23-Jan-02 10:24 AM
If I had money, I would invest in the following projects in Nepal:
a. amusement park near ktm valley. -- we need to build something where millions of people can have fun… bhrikuti mandap is not enough. Nepalese people should not go aboard just for a roller coaster ride… this can be another cable car business in terms of profit making.
b. I-max theater in ktm – if kira-sari movie theaters are making profit, I’m sure I-max could survive. People need change…. We can learn from caravan’s success.
c.Butterfly pavelian – this is my personal interest for educational and conservation purpose. I heard there are more than 5-600 different species of butterflies only in arun valley. If we all depend on nature, it may not take long before they disappear.
gaule
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| gaunle |
Posted
on 23-Jan-02 10:56 AM
here is more info on butterfly pavilion if you're curious what i'm talking about. i visited this in Denver, CO. very impressive! not too big investment either.
http://www.butterflies.org/
gaunle
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| Diabolic |
Posted
on 23-Jan-02 09:22 PM
Hahoo Dai: Tapailaai balla po chine maile! Thaneswore/Bhuwaneswore Daiharuko vai hoina tapaai?
Daami Idea: Phewa-Taalma Riverboat Casino (well, LakeBoat Casino), kathmanduma maatrai Casino hunuparcha vanne k cha?
Pardi-Dovan pachi Setima rafting?
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| HahooGuru |
Posted
on 23-Jan-02 10:57 PM
If you are multimillionnaire, its time to have professional
soccer (Football) League in Nepal. Let players be
divided into various teams sponsored by various companies
that appeared name above (at the start of this series).
Have 1 and half hours Football cam almost every Friday,
Saturday and Sunday in different part of the country
and show it in TV Live. May be via free TV or via Cable TV.
I am sure you will turn out to be billionnniare. We need
good management and who will want to see ANFA, but,
will love to watch Nepal Football League, in short
you call it N-League. It will promote football game, and
give job to the kheladin their own profession. and
entertainment to Peoples. Atleast the youth will have
something to talk and go in weekends, and I am sure
there will be less rallies by AMALE and NC. Less
vandalism. You will have something for TimePass.
Think of N-League, or Everest-League or whatever
may be even E-league. Well, some guys will even
start betting (chk . spl.) who will win today's game
1 ko 10, and diabolic bhai this will be another
mini Las Vegas in Nepal. (dark side of such league).
Nepali officials (at sports club) can be smashed
only if we privatize the football game, and let
players decide whether to hang in Sports club
or in Pro. football. I am sure myself or My hahooCafe
will be interested in partly / sponsoring one player
in Gandaki Team. At least salary equal to
govt. section officer, and Surya Bdr KC, Hari Pandey
Machhapuchre Bank Rara Noodles, Goshali Manakamana
Cable Cars .... can sponsor Gandaki Team.
Its just a matter of management, if you have dedicated
peoples in the management board, you can run
N-League or e-League or H-(himalaya)-league whatever
name you choose. It might even change the
life style of Nepali youngs.
Diabolic Bhai, lets keep our private identity out and
discuss on this topic only. I do not find this place a good
for disclosing who you are. Since last month, when
a guy who chased me and put me in his write ups
disgustingly for fun, I have no guts to face real
ID. World is so cruel. Sorry to disappoint you.
Since I am a private citizen without enjoying any
public position in Nepal, there is no need to be
my ID public.
Well, you can join yahoogroups various groups
and I will be there with my own real ID. Sajha.com
has to go very far to be proud of your real ID.
HahooGuru
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| Diabolic |
Posted
on 23-Jan-02 11:38 PM
Hahoo Dai: Galti Vo. Ma aanfai pseudoname liyera baseko manchele tapaaiko naam nasodhnu parne ho!
J hos daile chahi IDEA chahi gajab gajab lyaunu vaa cha tara aanfusanga khaltima kaudi chaina k garnu. mera euto saathile sadhai vanne garthyo k- aba daaduma paani tataayera haamfalchu.
Khagarajko kuro maile sune-samma: Khaye pani dherai khaako chaina tyasle, 2-3 saal pahile ek mahina US basera 6-7 hajaar dollar lagya raicha (vattama aako paisa bachaaera). tyaspachi maatrai bicharaale rangeen TV rakhya-thiyo. Ma ek-dui choti deraama gaa-thiye, paaisa kamaaeko chat-kaant kehi dekkhinea. Tara tyo Rastriya Sabhako Chunabma Shankar Laal Kediyalaai chahi vote halya ho--paisa khaera ho ki KP Olile lagaayera ho tyo chahi thaha chaina. Khagraaj is supposed to be KP Oli's manche. I heard his vashan at Raakhi Danda one time-- and he claimed that he will have a Electric Trolley Bus running at Lekhnaath within few years time-- he lost though.
Aba Taareko kura. Usle pani khayo khayo vanera karauchan sabai, tyasko Anaam Nagarko dera pani gaa thiye, khaasai kehi chaina, Khage vanda ta raamrai basya cha. Choro chahi gaadi kudaaera hidcha, khutto choto cha kere tyasko, gaadi pani special chahincha vanne sunthe.
Aba Mahadue (Mahadev) Gurung chahi Girijako hanumaan ho, rajya mantri pani padkyayo kere, tara j vane pani kehi garne chyamata chaina. Khoi Kaskibata tyahi Taare bahek kohi Uvo laagna sakenan! Naya project kehi aako hoina.
Its interesting to learn about Lekhnath Nagarpaalika offer 3000 ropani land for Theme Park. Maybe Taat can explain better about its detail.
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| HahooGuru |
Posted
on 24-Jan-02 01:16 AM
Lekhnath NP:
I think Lekhnath NP should be rather part of Pokhara
NP, share the market flow in Pokhara by both. The
budget differences in these NPs are something like
step mothers kids. One is like fat cat and other
jhumre marna lagya biralo. Our ward chief who
is unfotunately also my own classmate and
(MeetChhora.. of Tare. Tare goes there to
help him[Prajantratic Party ko manche] in
the election. Though Tare is a big guy in NC, but, he
forgets his political alignment when it comes
to local election). Our ward chairman gets
as big amount as Rs. 45 lakhs in each fiscal year.
Its because Pokhara NP is hung, and UML
does not have majority, thus, they pay
big sum to 14 and Hamro ward chairman
and ask for blind sign in all deals. When I was
there I had chance to attend a meeting
where he wanted peoples to retreat
a case that is in pending in CDO
office against corruption charges. And,
he played a game with ....sts and burned
down the ward office building, so destroyed
all the stuffs. Its sure he did it, because
he was threatening in the last meeting that
if the case is not withdrawn, he knows other
methods too. I had guessed it. Because its
usual trick in Nepal, as Sita Ram did in
2046 when Bahudal was announced, and simialry
in KTM anchaladhish ko office was burned down
..... So, its trick that works well and all corrupts
get excused. If the currently on going
Adhyadesh where Sher Bahadur wants to bring
down comes to action i.e. all those who did
corruption after 2046 (I heard), then, Khume
and Govinde will burn down the Home Ministry.
I bet it. Even Girija might try, because of Dhamija
kanda.
Well, such free money is floating in Pokhara
and Lekhnath NP has no project, unfortunately,
don't have any other black topped road other
than Prithvi highway and Begnash Tal jodne
road.
Lets talk on 3000 ropani. I know there is
quite a huge are un-inhabitated in Pokhara
Valley. Most of the lands were given to
Landslide victims in 2030 ko decade. And,
most of them had hard time getting registered
in their own name. In Lekhnaht also, they had
such land. They were offering 200 ropani
and asking 7crore project from ADB be diverted
to Lekhnath where they can install Garbage
burning and dumping site. Pokhara mayor
had to loss the share in 75lakhs of rupees that
turned out to be free money given by ADB
if the dumping site project comes in to action.
I had also attended one meeting, but,
Kantipur Publication got propaganda share
and never mentioned this side of report.
Shame on Kantipur Publication. That 200 ropani
could change face of Lekhnath NP,
I mean the Lekhnath NP Mayor had genuine
interest to make some roads connecting heart
of Lekhnath with Prithvi highway then
dumping site. I don't know personally who
is Mayor of Lekhnath NP. But, Pokhara
Mayor got Kalomuso from local peoples when
he tried use his gundas who left the scene
when the saw huge mass of local peoples.
Good Job. I mean Pokhara's Mayors were
always corrupt, I feel so sorry.
Lets move to another story. In Lekhnath NP.
they offered 1200 ropani to Pokhara University.
From this Jan. (in my meet with a .... of Pokhara
Univ head office in Pokhara) they will be having
a office building in Lekhnath NP. unfortunately,
most of the 1200 ropani land is occupied by
political "so called" landless (in fact all fake
peoples: as I am also a landless in real world)
from all major parties. So, in paper Lekhnath offered
to Pokhara Univ., but, I am not sure when will they
get the land. In this emergency period they
might be able to make barabed wire boundary wall.
So, there is still more land in Lekhnath NP or Pokhara
where we used to let free our cattles for graze when we
were kid. There is still some more land where authorities
are rushing for registration. In Panchayat time,
the Narayan Lal... , raj durbar ko sachib registered
80ropani land and got mohiyani from Proposed airport.
Pokhara valley must be crying for the cruelity that
peoples have done. It will continue. Lets hope some
good biz. people will bring good plan to us like Fulbari
or Annapurna ... hotels and create jobs.
HahooGuru
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| sucks |
Posted
on 25-Jan-02 06:23 PM
All you guys are on crack! Totally fu.ck.ed up.
You know what your argument sounds like?........like those kids who say "If every person in this world gave me one dollar each, I'll have six billion dollars"
What Psychos.
If you really want to be an enterpreneur either start witin your means or come up with an idea that others might want to invest in.
If it were as easy as posting on the internet, money would be cheap.
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