Smart Dhobi Nepal: Just a call away, this startup gets your laundry done affordably

After completing all other procedures in Kathmandu, Sujan Chaulagain arrived in Delhi for his interview to go to Poland. In the interview, he found that he would earn only Rs 50,000 a month there. For someone who had gone for the interview thinking he would earn Rs 150,000, this was a real shock.

He was 24 at the time. His income from running an electronic shop in Nepal was also good. But he thought of going abroad, thinking it would be easier to earn and save a lot of money. After his interview, he decided not to go abroad, but he adopted a new idea, started earning three times more money in Nepal and made himself self-reliant.