Don't think otherwise, I am telling a true story based on a true story. Guests come to the house from far away. The bell placed outside the house does not ring, but the guest signals his arrival.

Among the guests are an old woman and her grandson who have come from the village. Coming from afar, the evening is approaching. The twilight evening guest says like a god. But all the members of the house are busy with their mobiles and do not know the activities outside. The old woman screams but no one listens. The grandson says he is thirsty but where to go! Everyone in the house is busy with mobile phones. Finally, the grandparents go to the house in the neighborhood of the village.

The house probably has easy access to the top via an external staircase. Using this opportunity, the thief opens the drawer of the room above and steals the jewelry and money. The master who unlocks the door is taken by the thief. They eat dinner in the evening, but no one knows about the stolen goods because of mobile phones. Incidentally, it is only when he goes to the wedding ceremony tomorrow that he realizes that all the jewelery has been stolen.

That's why earlier people were addicted to smoking cigarettes, tobacco and bindi, but now people have forgotten the mana for good food, safe shelter and food. Just having a mobile is enough. Therefore, it has been found that the West is emphasizing its limitations for children studying up to 12th standard. In this context, everyone should pay attention to the unnecessary mobile busy time as your busyness may be being taken advantage of by others.

– Khimraj Giri , Kathmandu