Kathmandu. A neat basket made by Choya. And a whole lot of black meat. Mass is also from Dhading. The main attraction of the market is the beans and other pulses. The meat and beans here are also a special part of any traveler who travels in and out of Kathmandu via Malekhu.

The local product was presented as a gift to the guests of a function held at Nilkantha Municipality of Dhading on Thursday. Dhading District Chamber of Commerce and Industry (DCCI) was surprised when the guests were treated to a basket full of meat as a token of love.

The program was organized by District Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Dhading and the chief guest was Chandra Prasad Dhakal, President of Federation of Nepalese Chambers of Commerce and Industry. And the occasion was the 32nd Annual General Meeting of the Association.

The program was over, the guests started to say goodbye. Ram Kumar Dallakoti, president of the District Chamber of Commerce and Industry, was present with a basket of meat to the guests. Although it was not possible to distinguish what would happen from the distance, those who were present nearby knew that it was Mass.

The discussion on the importance of the month started at the venue immediately after the Chief Guest Dhakal and other distinguished guests welcomed the local products of Dhading with joy and reverence. Dhading produces a large amount of meat and the meat here is discussed in other districts of the country as well.

Dallakoti said that it has been a tradition to give priority to local products, to promote local products through Dhakal, and to publicize the Mass of Dhading throughout the country.

After receiving the gifts, President Dhakal said that he was always committed to promoting domestic products, managing proper market for local and local products and promoting exports through import substitution through domestic products.

Dhakal said, “This gift will replace plastic bags and I believe that the baskets made from plastic materials are being replaced by local bamboo, reed baskets, etc., and I think the basket can also give a message of their use and protection.” ’

In the past, industrialists and businessmen of the district have been gifting such local and local products to promote local products.