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The industries established in local level using the money with limited manpower
           is called cottage and small scale industries. It is defined as those industries having
           fixed capital up to Rs.3 crore. Some of the products of cottage and small scale
           industries are bamboo basket, woollen carpets, jute rope, pickles, incense sticks
           (agarbatti) ,oil processing, dying, etc.

           Medium Scale Industries

           The industries need a huge machine, large amount of capital, more manpower,
           more raw materials and sufficient infrastructures to operate is called Medium
           Scale Industries.  These  industries  are  established  with  the  fixed  capital  of  3
           crore-10  crore.  The  industrial products are metal pots, carpets, soap, noodles,
           confectionery, etc.

           Large Scale Industries

           These industries also need huge machines, sufficient space or area, large amount
           of capital, more manpower, more amounts of raw materials and adequate
           infrastructures. These industries are established with the fixed capital of above
           10 crore. Show of the products of large scale industries are sugar, textile, cement,
           tea, cigarette, shoe and leather, bricks and tiles, jute, etc.

           Tourism Industry























                                          Tourist in mountain trekking

           The industries which do not produce any goods but provide  good services to
           the tourists  is  known  as  tourism industry.  The World Tourism  Organization
           (WTO)  states that a person  who  stays at a place for  a minimum of one  night
           for leisure, holidays, recreation, medical treatment, study or business is called a
           tourist. Tourism Industry has high possibility to develop in Nepal. It is a service-
           oriented industry. It has helped to increase the living standard of the people, give

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