Book review: What Binod Chaudhary’s memoir says about making it in Nepal
Summary
Binod Chaudhary’s memoir ‘Made in Nepal’ reflects on his rise, his links with politics, and the role of wealth, power, and family connections in making it in Nepal. The review also highlights his philanthropic work after the 2015 Gorkha earthquake and during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Key Points
- Binod Chaudhary’s memoir offers a candid look at his business journey, political ties, and the challenges of building wealth in Nepal.
- The book describes clashes with business partners, lobbying around tax policy, and episodes involving politicians and the PM fund during Covid-19.
- It also highlights CG’s philanthropy after the 2015 Gorkha earthquake and during the pandemic.
- The review argues that ancestral wealth, connections, and access to power remain central to success in Nepal.
