Manoj leaves monthly job of 12 lakh to brand the diaspora

Manoj walked away from a monthly salary of 12 lakh to focus on branding the diaspora and connecting citizens living abroad. Establishing the network to foster collaboration, the founder emphasizes that members can easily reach out when seeking career guidance, business ideas, or regulatory clarity. According to the initiative, building new relationships overseas takes time, but this platform links people for free so they can support each other directly. The community has expanded to thousands of participants, with an estimated one thousand members currently working in management positions. Examples already exist where group participants collaborate to launch commercial ventures by utilizing services and products within their own internal network. The founder clarifies that the platform operates entirely apart from any political organizations, choosing to stay distant from political roles and focusing purely on connecting individuals with opportunities wherever they reside. Looking ahead, future plans involve assisting overseas members who wish to purchase land or invest in Nepal. Digital technology would allow prospective investors abroad to review necessary paperwork, property maps, videos, and land details remotely. By streamlining these connections and resources, the initiative aims to strengthen ties among the diaspora while maintaining a neutral stance on political matters.