Again! What's wrong with Sherpas? How could they put Nepal's reputation down? Jasko thal ma khayo usaiko thal ma thukne. Send all Sherpas back to Tibet, I don't want them in Nepal

Gorikopoi · Apr 30, 2013 7:00 PM

lol its group of people who are also sherpa, why mix their caste and nationality on the incident. The issue here should be the work ethics and their work enviorment. Aajkal nepal ma j kura ma pani jaat ra nationality ko kura ghusauchhan. Thats a shame!

goddamn · Apr 30, 2013 7:30 PM

Has anyone of you even read the whole story?????

Yuvaraj · Apr 30, 2013 7:37 PM

REMEMBER THE NAME.....Sherpas......they are one who has many of the reputed Guinness World Records for our country.. btw, see one of the commentors above who has got the real attitude problem.....

bbmb · Apr 30, 2013 7:58 PM

@yuvraj Of course not. When you read immature comments, just assume they didn't read the article. What they did wasn't right, but the group, which had been treated poorly in the past had enough in this particular expedition when they allegedly were hurt by an act of one of the climber(kicking ices over them) and when one of the climber used profanity on them condescendingly. If ou don't read you shouldn't comment.

Kiddo · Apr 30, 2013 8:25 PM

 Yo sabai Anng kaji sherpa ko chaal ho...

200times · Apr 30, 2013 8:36 PM

Another view point http://www.alanarnette.com/blo...

Geology Tiger · Apr 30, 2013 8:38 PM

 Right, I have read the news in detail and I believe they deserve more than what is reported....

bbmb · Apr 30, 2013 8:40 PM

Okay, I didn't read the article first time. Now I have read it and still think that working environment is the issue here. Climbers are not told the cultural aspect of nepal first and working environment is not as good either. It should not have happened, I get it and lots of people get offended and have sympathy for sherpa and nepalis. Shouldn't we be talking about how this kind of incident will not happen in future? If yes then take the business aspect of the incident and improve it over there. If sherpas fought coz they thought they aren't getting enough respect, it won't get any better after this either.

goddamn · Apr 30, 2013 9:25 PM

Without climbers Sherpas r like America in Recession feel me. The climbers are guest. When u invite a guest in your house, you were supposed to treat them like a god. For instances if I invite my frens in party, i won't fight with them no matter they get drunk n billigerent. Ali kata aafno chabi ko khyal rakhnu parcha. Now Westerners r scared to sign up for climbing. Mt Everest's reputation is down the hill just like a Nepali girl who breaks their virginity he he.

Gorikopoi · Apr 30, 2013 10:20 PM

Lau Sherpa haruma pani MAOISM le jado gadecha. Badhai cha Sherpas of Nepal. Great work. Now the climbers around the world slowly stop the mission, or they will arrange the third party for their security/assistance. So Sherpas go home, bake Potato and tend Yaks and Chauris.

Khumbule · Apr 30, 2013 11:57 PM

I agree that resorting to violence is not acceptable. however; sherpas should not be blamed in this case. reading the whole story it seems like the "we know it all" so called pro climbers did not abide by the rules that were set. I don't blame the sherpas in this situation for reacting the way they did. Things can get from bad to worse in matter of seconds while climbing a mountain and these climbers should have listened to the sherpas rather than trying to be heros. Also the reports indicate bad mouthing the sherpas by these climbers which is unacceptable.  

chaurey · May 1, 2013 8:56 AM

http://www.bergadventures.com/...

Geology Tiger · May 2, 2013 8:36 AM

Next, we will hear "Mountainer's ratio droped to 50% from last year. Great job sherpa. I know ya'll already made enough money.

MASH · May 2, 2013 9:58 AM

 very interesting perspective on national geographic yesterday: But I don't think the use of Sahib is widespread. Everyone calls everyone Sir these days ;) http://news.nationalgeographic...

snurp · May 2, 2013 10:42 AM