Ep: 012 Full Episode : Handyboy to Empire: The Rise of Binod Sharma скачать в хорошем качестве

Ep: 012 Full Episode : Handyboy to Empire: The Rise of Binod Sharma

Episode 12 brings you the incredible journey of Binod Sharma from Bhalukhop, Kirney, Kalimpong. Once struggling as a beggar and working as a handyboy around cars, Binod’s life is a living example of how resilience and vision can transform one’s destiny. Today, he is the proud owner of multiple hotels, cars, and trucks. His story is not just about wealth—it’s about hope, faith, and the belief that no dream is too big if you dare to chase it. 🎧 About Us: The Himalayan Echoes: The People Podcast is a community-driven podcast that shares real, raw, and powerful stories from the hills of Kalimpong, Darjeeling, Sikkim, and beyond. From unsung heroes to everyday legends — we aim to amplify voices that matter. 🙏 Support Us: We’re an independent podcast run by passionate creators. Follow, share, and support us on: 📍Instagram: Podcast:   / himalayanechoespodcast   Studio :   / bazz_studioo   📍Spotify & All Platforms: The Himalayan Echoes Podcast 🫶 Thank You for listening and being part of our journey. Your support keeps these stories alive. 📜 COPYRIGHT DISCLAIMER for Himalayan Echoes: The People Podcast All content on this channel, including interviews, visuals, audio, and graphics, is the intellectual property of Himalayan Echoes: The People Podcast. Unauthorized use, reproduction, re-uploading, or distribution of any part of this content without written permission is strictly prohibited. Contact Us For Licensing: 📩 Email: [email protected] We respect the intellectual property rights of others and expect the same in return. If you believe any content on this channel violates your copyright, please contact us directly at: 📩 Email: [email protected] We will take immediate action to resolve the issue. Copyright © [Year] Himalayan Echoes. All Rights Reserved. Disclaimer: Certain clips, images, or music used in this podcast may fall under “Fair Use” for educational, commentary, or documentary purposes as defined under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976. All rights belong to their respective owners.