Tulsiram Chapagain spends his daily life in the soap industry

Tulsiram spends his daily life in the soap industry

DANG

Tulsi Ram Sharma, a resident of Salyan Kapurkot rural municipality 3, spends his daily life in the maintenance of soap. His daily routine begins only after reaching the soap factory every morning. He spends time in mobile sales distribution and various organizations, but now he only focuses on getting raw materials in the industry and overseeing soap making.

Even if you go out, your focus is on industry rather than work. Sharma, who has been engaged in foreign employment and mobile business for the past ten years, was not satisfied with his profession and after waking up to the urge to become an industrialist, he brought Smriti soap to the market from a firm named Melina Multiple Pvt. Ltd. For Sharma, the soap industry is expected to become a source of income and provide employment to many unemployed youth.

Trial production has been started from the soap industry, which has been operated with an investment of around 30 million, while preparations for market management have been started. After 2 decades ago, Sharma's school, which started in the education sector, was closed during the armed conflict, and he went for foreign employment.

Not being satisfied with foreign employment, he returned to Nepal with the hope of doing something in his own country and started mobile business. In the year 2079 Melina Multiple Pvt. Sharma, who started the industry with his own personal investment, has not received any subsidy from anywhere.

He complained that even now there is a problem of real industry not getting subsidies due to middlemen. But he thinks that he would have received facilities from the state. He says that people like him who come to the industry sector are disappointed because the grant is distributed based on access. He has been producing soap equivalent to about 100 cartoons daily. Going to the industry by himself has not only become his daily routine. Taking the produced soap to the market and selling it has also become his regular job.

Along with him, 9 people are currently employed in the industry. Sharma, who used to produce soap by importing raw materials from India, has started working with the goal of producing raw materials in his own industry in the future. Because quality raw materials are used, Smriti soap is very reliable. He claims that it is easier to clean dirty clothes than others. Therefore, consumers have also been asked to use Smriti soap with confidence. Market management has been started targeting the market in the western region from Butwal.

Currently, the soap produced has been delivered to the hilly districts of western Nepal, including the main cities of Butwal, Nepalganj, Surkhet, Dhangadhi, etc. Due to the fact that the industry is being operated in very difficult conditions amid the corona crisis, laundry soap is now being produced.

Industry owner Sharma said that if this soap can be successfully produced regularly and managed successfully in the market, there are also preparations for the production of bath soap, soap, water-mixing soap and harpic in the future. Ghorahi sub-metropolitan city 16 Rawatgaon has an industry and the sales distribution is also in the same place, so they contacted in time and requested to use Smriti soap.