For 22 years, Januka Mijar ran ‘Jasmina Madal Pasal’ on the banks of Dhobikhola in Bidur Municipality, Nuwakot. She started the shop with a small room and little capital, and gradually made madal , a folk musical instrument, the source of her family’s income.
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For 22 years, Januka Mijar ran ‘Jasmina Madal Pasal’ on the banks of Dhobikhola in Bidur Municipality, Nuwakot. She started the shop with a small room and little capital, and gradually made madal , a folk musical instrument, the source of her family’s income.
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