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Anurag Manandhar is a 28-year-old mechanic, who owns a workshop at Nagpokhari, Kathmandu. Originally from Melamchi, Anurag has been working as a mechanic for almost nine years now.
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By Saurav Ranabhat

Anurag Manandhar is a 28-year-old mechanic, who owns a workshop at Nagpokhari, Kathmandu. Originally from Melamchi, Anurag has been working as a mechanic for almost nine years now. With manual labor 10 hours a day, he says his work was very difficult in the beginning but he adjusted at time. He took six months of training before starting to work as a mechanic. With his workshop, he is also simultaneously continuing his studies. Anurag is currently pursuing a bachelor’s in management as he believes education is important for a better future. He aims to continue working as a mechanic even after completing his studies as he plans to expand his business with the educational skills. 



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