The "Aarambha Innovation Hub," established at Aarambha College with the cooperation of the Japanese company Fourth Valley Concierge Corporation and the Nepali organization Idea Studio, Lead X Nepal, was inaugurated on Sunday amidst a ceremony. Internationally renowned chef Santosh Shah and Idea Studio founder Dr. Tshering Lama inaugurated the Innovation Hub.
Idea Studio, carrying the slogan "From Thought to Industry," has been supporting policy, knowledge, and practice. Idea Studio and Lead X Nepal have been working to teach and assist youths in finding entrepreneurial opportunities internationally. This also aids in personality development and professional capacity enhancement. Fourth Valley Concierge provides access to technology and personal reach internationally. Its international network spans 100 countries.
Arambha College Principal Suraj Shiwakoti stated that through cooperation with the mentioned companies, the Aarambha Innovation Hub would shape the innovative ideas of students. "The Innovation Hub supports the startup culture, entrepreneurial development, and the personal development of students," said Shiwakoti. "We aim to have ten students in the first year, 20 in the second year, 30 in the third year, and 50 in the fourth year develop their businesses, grow companies, and work as heads of those businesses."
Internationally renowned chef Santosh Shah also interacted with the students on the Aarambha College campus. During the event organized by Aarambha College, Chef Shah emphasized hospitality and entrepreneurship.
Chef Shah, who has been working to give local cuisine national and international recognition under the brand "Mithila Thali," explained various dimensions of hospitality and entrepreneurship to the students. He emotionally shared his struggles while in India and after moving to the UK. After interacting with the students, chef Shah also toured Aarambha College. He openly praised the college's "Earn While You Learn" principle. The interaction included students studying BHM and BIM at the college.
Principal Suraj Shiwakoti said that bringing globally renowned personalities to the college to interact with students boosts their morale, and such programs will continue.
