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2. in Nepal in any six points. “Federal provinces should have respect to all castes, ethnicity, languages and political agenda.” Justify this statement with suitable examples. Why does a country like Mannl

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Answered by chippyallu42

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in Nepal in any six points. “Federal provinces should have respect to all castes, ethnicity, languages and political agenda.” Justify this statement with suitable examples. Why does a country like Mannl

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Nepal Profile

Location:

Between India & Tibet Autonomous Region of the People’s Republic of China.

Area: 1, 47, 181 sq. km, stretching 800 km from east to west and from 90 to 230 km north to south.

Population: Approx. 26 million with absent population of 1.9 million and growth rate of 1.35% per annum

Latitude & Longitude: 26’12’ and 30’27’ North & 80′ 4′ and 88′ 12′ East

Capital city: Kathmandu — Population of about 800,000 in the city itself. Believed to be approximately 1.5m in the entire Kathmandu valley.

Peoples: There are 126 caste/ethnic groups reported in the census 2011. Chhetri is the largest caste/ethnic groups having 16.6% (4,398,053) of the total population followed by Brahman-Hill (12.2%; 3,226,903), Magar (7.1% ; 1,887,733), Tharu (6.6% ; 1,737,470), Tamang (5.8% ; 1,539,830), Newar (5% ; 1,321,933), Kami (4.8% ; 1,258,554), Musalman (4.4% ; 1,164,255), Yadav (4% ; 1,054,458) and Rai (2.3% ; 620,004).

Language(s): There are 123 languages spoken as mother tongue reported in census 2011. Nepali is spoken as mother tongue by 44.6 percent (11,826,953) of the total population followed by Maithili (11.7% 3,092,530), Bhojpuri (5.98%; 1,584,958), Tharu (5.77%; 1,529,875), Tamang (5.11%; 1,353,311), Newar (3.2%; 846,557), Bajjika (2.99%; 793,418), Magar (2.98%; 788,530), Doteli (2.97%; 787,827), Urdu (2.61%; 691,546).