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Why fake when you can do it.. cause as far I know Vikas Rana is a strong woman… disappointed… am sure you have reasons but please clear your name and complete your task…
I agree with Anup Sah “Love of climbing a mountain as an act of spiritual exercise is now a rare trait among mountaineers.” Mountain climbing is also about knowing and loving mountains. Its not a physical exercise like running a marathon as Aditya Gupta claims. Climbing is a tough experience even if pushed and pulled by half a dozen guides for lakhs of Rupees. Not one of the cheeky money throwing Everesters of these days can detect the many moods of a mountain, read the skies for news about weather and not their mobiles, or spend time waiting for a sunset or a sunrise. This is not mountaineering. This is costly self promotion for the flickering fame of 1 minute fame. Who remembers the names of those who climbed Everest commercially even last year?
Why fake when you can do it.. cause as far I know Vikas Rana is a strong woman… disappointed… am sure you have reasons but please clear your name and complete your task…
Feku culture is growing by leaps and bounds in India
The mad rush to climb Everest is hurting the natural environment. Garbage everywhere!
That is very Indian thing if cheating and boasting…
I agree with Anup Sah “Love of climbing a mountain as an act of spiritual exercise is now a rare trait among mountaineers.” Mountain climbing is also about knowing and loving mountains. Its not a physical exercise like running a marathon as Aditya Gupta claims. Climbing is a tough experience even if pushed and pulled by half a dozen guides for lakhs of Rupees. Not one of the cheeky money throwing Everesters of these days can detect the many moods of a mountain, read the skies for news about weather and not their mobiles, or spend time waiting for a sunset or a sunrise. This is not mountaineering. This is costly self promotion for the flickering fame of 1 minute fame. Who remembers the names of those who climbed Everest commercially even last year?