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This is a collection of stories about different people who start their own businesses with simple and creative ideas. The stories are:
- Chicken Noodles: Kunal, a son of a wealthy man, decides to start a noodles business in Nepal after learning the skill for two years. He returns to his home village and impresses everyone with his innovative noodles varieties. He also helps his father's friend's son, who is working in a software company in America, to get a job in his restaurant.
- Bread Omelette: Pandari Bai, a poor widow who depends on her pension, starts selling bread omelette on a bicycle after her pension is delayed. She makes her omelette colorful with natural ingredients and attracts many customers. She also shares her earnings with other pensioners who are in need.
- Roti Throwing: Jumbo, a cricket player who has a habit of throwing anything he gets in his hands, joins Radha Bai's dhaba as a roti maker. He annoys the customers by throwing rotis on their faces, but later learns to throw them perfectly on their plates. He becomes famous for his talent and refuses to join Chahal's hotel, who is Radha Bai's competitor.
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1. Madhav wanted to educate his son Kunal abroad, but Kunal had no desire to study.
2. Kunal's low marks prevented him from getting a seat in America or Australia, so his father arranged for him to study in Nepal.
3. Kunal returned home after 2 years and started a noodles business, which became very successful.
4. Madhav was initially unhappy about Kunal's business, but eventually became proud of his son's success.
5. A man named Shravan helped Kunal's family by teaching them how to make KFC-style chicken.
6. Akhilesh was worried about losing his job at a factory and was advised by his father to start his own business selling momos.
7. Akhilesh's momos business was successful, but he eventually faced competition from a man named Veeru who sold burgers and pizzas.
8. Akhilesh's wife Siya suggested using natural colors to make their momos more attractive, which helped to increase sales.
9. Pandari Bai, a 70-year-old woman, received a pension that was insufficient to last her the whole month.
10. Pandari Bai started selling bread omelets on the road next to her house and became successful.
11. A pensioner was impressed by Pandari Bai's kindness and generosity and promised to distribute her earnings to other old people who had not received their pension.
12. Radha Bhai, a woman who ran a dhaba, was affected by a man named Jumbo who was hired by her competitor Chahal to throw rotis at customers.
13. Jumbo eventually learned to throw rotis into customers' plates and became famous for his talent, helping to increase business for Radha Bhai's dhaba.