Posted by: beautifool May 27, 2013
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"घिउकुमारीले जिन्दगी नै बर्बाद पार्यो। झापा धरमपुरस्थित लक्ष्मीनारायण माविका भूपू प्रधानाध्यापक भवानीप्रसाद नेपालले पनि त्यही मेसोमा डेढ लाख गुमाए। भन्छन्, "रिटायर्ड भएपछि खाने मेलो होला भनेको, थाङ्नामै सुताए।" रोबियस नेपालका सञ्चालक रविन तामाङ काठमाडौँमा पक्राउ परेपछि एलो नेपाल पनि निष्त्रिmय भएको धरमपुरका अम्बिका सिटौला बताउँछन्।
http://www.ekantipur.com/the-kathmandu-post/2012/05/04/money/illegal-dhukuti-transactions-are-worth-rs-5-billion-central-bank-study-says/234520.html
According to the study, a single person was found to be involved in several dhukutis to pay the loan of one dhukuti. That’s why such persons are more likely to get into debt.
The study has also shown reduced possibility of defaults on loans provided by dhukutis as the transactions are carried out among familiar people. However, if defaults occur, hardly few report to the police, according to the study.
These dhukuti people may be "collectively" helping each other to pay the "bank loans" of the Nepali house/land bubble they were in a few years ago. I know a person who's about to retire (72 years old) and who put all of his saving to buy a stupid piece of land. He bought at the height of land/housing boom and didn't sell for extra profit when there were people to buy within the next few weeks. He's still working everyday and his paycheck (as the CEO of whatever he does) goes towards the interest rate payments. Bubble and bursts are dangerous every economy. All you need is to go "insane" for a moment and its gone like magic.
http://www.ekantipur.com/the-kathmandu-post/2012/05/04/money/illegal-dhukuti-transactions-are-worth-rs-5-billion-central-bank-study-says/234520.html
According to the study, a single person was found to be involved in several dhukutis to pay the loan of one dhukuti. That’s why such persons are more likely to get into debt.
The study has also shown reduced possibility of defaults on loans provided by dhukutis as the transactions are carried out among familiar people. However, if defaults occur, hardly few report to the police, according to the study.
These dhukuti people may be "collectively" helping each other to pay the "bank loans" of the Nepali house/land bubble they were in a few years ago. I know a person who's about to retire (72 years old) and who put all of his saving to buy a stupid piece of land. He bought at the height of land/housing boom and didn't sell for extra profit when there were people to buy within the next few weeks. He's still working everyday and his paycheck (as the CEO of whatever he does) goes towards the interest rate payments. Bubble and bursts are dangerous every economy. All you need is to go "insane" for a moment and its gone like magic.
Last edited: 27-May-13 10:00 AM