These friends receive a call in the middle of the night from their best friends, who are in a sticky situation during a game of poker. They are then asked: "How far would they go for a friend?" “Our chosen victims must hand over €300 to save their mate from a dangerous poker game but a series of challenges unfold, calling on them to muster all their courage to see just how far they will go to stand up for their friend,” the statement says. [break]
In true Carlsberg style, reward comes to those who persevere and the video ends with the challenge being revealed for what it is--an elaborate test of true friendship, adds the statement.
Capital market training in Besisahar
KATHMANDU: The Securities Board of Nepal (Sebon), the securities market regulator, has taken initiatives to raise awareness on capital market at local levels of the country. According to a Sebon statement, a training program on capital market was organized in Beshisahar of Lamjung district in collaboration with Lamjung Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
As per the statement, Ambika Prasad Giri, a Sebon official, Murahari Parajuli, an official at Nepal Stock Exchange Limited, and Dip Shikha from Nepal Stockbrokers´ Association, among others, presented papers on capital market and other related issues at the program."Sebon has set a target of holding such training programs all over the country," reads the statement. "A total of 20 such training programs have been held in 18 districts so far." Such programs are participated by local businessmen, teachers, students and people from different walks of life, says the statement.
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