The main difference between our grand parents generation and our parents generation is that - our parents generation has money saved for retirement while our grand parents didn't have cash (they only had rice fields). They are around 20-25 percent of the population. And, I don't think this age group has been fully catered in terms of providing services and products. Ironically, this generation is the wealthiest generation in any country. This generation needs to tapped for economic gain.

I see a trend that older men are starting to buy a car in Nepal. And, there are few dance bars, cabin restaurents and other small scale entertainment for older men. However, there does not seem much for older women. Only entertainment the older women are receiving is from very melidramic hindi tv shows. Therefore, there is a lot of opportunities for businesses to cater to this generation. I think what is needed is thinking outside of the box . If white people can sell everything from diamond, phones, tvs, cars, strippers, the internet, the electricity, cricket, football ⚽️ all around the world, I am confident that Nepali people can also sell something new. For starters, they can start by focusing on these people who are sitting on the golden eggs. Good luck!