Samriddhi, The Prosperity Foundation

काठमाडौंबासीहरुको बिजोग ।

by Surath Giri | 02 September, 2010

एकपल्ट फेरी काठमाडौंबासीहरुको बिजोग भएको छ । कथित सुकिला मुकिलाहरुको घर ,चोक र गल्लि-गल्लीमा फोहोरको डुङुर जम्मा भएको छ । कारण फोहोर फाल्न प्रयोग गरिरखिएको ठाउँ -ओखरपौवा-बासीको अबरोध । फोहोर फाल्ने जिम्मा पायेको काठमाडौं महानगरपालिकाको भरपुर प्रयासका बाबजुद गत एक हप्ता देखि काठमाडौंको फोहोर उठ्न सकिराखेको थिएन ।

Present anarchy and the future of freedom

by Surath Giri | 25 May, 2010

"None are so hopelessly enslaved as those who falsely believe they are free." -Goethe The prevailing anarchy in the country seems to have taken its toll on the importance of freedom. While discussing on ways to get Nepal out of this mess and start on the path of progress,

Make it legal

by Saurav Sharma | 19 May, 2010

The news of the orchids being transported illegally to China with the help of Nepal police came as a shock to me. More than the involvement of Nepal police, the government policy surprised me.

Monetary Compensations: How Justified?

by Sarita Sapkota | 20 April, 2010

Its not unusual news for us Nepalese hearing time and again about the government compensating X and Y for various reasons-especially when there is a certain amount of loss in question and a void of people/parties taking responsibility for the loss. Therefore, it’s quite natural for us to assume that the role of the government (one among many we think it has in our lives) is to fill the void and compensate.

Nepal: Communist Paradise? Yes , indeed but how long?

by Surath Giri | 22 February, 2010

In his article "Nepal: Communist Paradise" , Jainendra Jeevan has rightly argued that Nepal has been a paradise for communism because when took one of its last breaths in Soviet Union and Eastern Europe, changed its form in China and Vietnam, was crushed in Peru, it was at its prime time in our country in the form of CPN-UML.

Government preparing to ban import of inverters: Another farce of civil rights!

by Surath Giri | 07 February, 2010

The recent news regarding government’s preparation to ban the import of inverters and other similar electrical equipments citing they are the cause of increased load-shedding entertained the citizens as intended maybe.

Impunity Creating Intolerance

by Amit Pyakurel | 11 August, 2009

No matter how shocking and hateful was the brutal murder of a college girl, Khyati Shrestha, the discourse, condemnation and deliberation over the incident would eventually fizzle-out from our minds, like it has happened every time regarding other similar incidents in the past.

Threatening move

by Ashutosh Tiwari | 22 June, 2009

According to www.nepalbandh.com, a website that tracks the number of shutdowns, so far in June alone, as of this writing, there have been 38 instances of bandas across the country. Since 1 January, only 11 days have elapsed without there being a shutdown anywhere in Nepal.

Looking for 'Open Spaces'

by Prabhat (David) Shrestha | 18 February, 2009

Ever since the restoration of democracy in 1990, we have been flaunting our freedom, freedom of expression, freedom of association and tons of other freedom. Does this include the freedom to deprive others of their freedom?

Self Ownership in Nepalese Society

by Surath Giri | 06 February, 2009

When looked upon from the vantage point of freedom, Nepalese society seems to be in infant stage. A mature society implies respect for the right of an individual to enjoy maximum freedom as to what to do with his life, actions and property and hence live a life he chooses while respecting similar rights of others.

Discussion on Liberty (Internal Event)

Thu, 09 September, 2010 | 02:00 pm onwards

Samriddhi's Office
Lecture Series by Dr. Bhola Nath Chalise (Internal event)

Fri, 10 September, 2010 | 05:00 pm onwards
Boot Camp

Sat, 18 September, 2010 | 09:30 am onwards

Hotel Radisson, Lazimpat, Kathmandu.
Last Thursdays Entrepreneurs Speak

Thu, 30 September, 2010 | 05:30 pm onwards

Dwarika's Hotel, Battisputali

Freedom and equality: when are they mutually exclusive?

by Sarita Sapkota | 02 September, 2010

In the article 'Seven Principles of Sound Public Policy', Lawrence W. Reed stated his first principle as "Free people are not equal, and equal people are not free". Not referring to equality as the equality before law and purely taking it in a sense of material wealth, many people I know find the statement agreeable but somehow they don't like the sound of it and in a political setting like ours, its only predictable.

काठमाडौंबासीहरुको बिजोग ।

by Surath Giri | 02 September, 2010

एकपल्ट फेरी काठमाडौंबासीहरुको बिजोग भएको छ । कथित सुकिला मुकिलाहरुको घर ,चोक र गल्लि-गल्लीमा फोहोरको डुङुर जम्मा भएको छ । कारण फोहोर फाल्न प्रयोग गरिरखिएको ठाउँ -ओखरपौवा-बासीको अबरोध । फोहोर फाल्ने जिम्मा पायेको काठमाडौं महानगरपालिकाको भरपुर प्रयासका बाबजुद गत एक हप्ता देखि काठमाडौंको फोहोर उठ्न सकिराखेको थिएन ।

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“Cooking is my hobby and that is what brought me to the meat products sector.”

24 June, 2010

Chandra Tiwari of Nina and Hager a brand name in the Nepal market of meat and processing shared his experience and journey as an entrepreneur at Last Thursdays on May 27th 2010, organized by Entrepreneurs of Nepal and Samriddhi, The Prosperity Foundation.

Samriddhi Poll

Facts, not Fear.

Environmentalist has mostly aimed school children to misinform with the help of textbook. Kids and young people are taught that Earth is moving on the brink of destruction and will be pushed into the unfathomed depth if their mothers use one more polystyrene cup.