Posted by: Bichitra_Kumar May 3, 2015
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This is what happens when you study journalism by copying the question some journalist asked in different situation.
Most of the time the question is asked, when some one achieve something or someone survived from accident or someone in the stage of recovery from loss( this include death of relatives) the question is never asked at the moment of loss or accident.
If asked that is inhumane. Nepali ma bhancha no ghaau kottaune, as a human you are not supposed to ask at the moment of loss, that someone does only to humiliate, you must have seen a villain asking such question to hero in Hindi cinema. Also in Mahabharata, kaurabs asks such question to pandabs when pandabs their close ones. It is against humanity and against Indian Nepali culture.
Most of the time the question is asked, when some one achieve something or someone survived from accident or someone in the stage of recovery from loss( this include death of relatives) the question is never asked at the moment of loss or accident.
If asked that is inhumane. Nepali ma bhancha no ghaau kottaune, as a human you are not supposed to ask at the moment of loss, that someone does only to humiliate, you must have seen a villain asking such question to hero in Hindi cinema. Also in Mahabharata, kaurabs asks such question to pandabs when pandabs their close ones. It is against humanity and against Indian Nepali culture.