what is the followers of kirant Dharma people are called?
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The word Kirata is a derivation from Kirati or Kiranti to name the group of people in Eastern Nepal and Northeast India. One school of thought says that it comes from the Sanskrit word Kirata found in the Yajurveda; they are described as the "handsome" mountain people and hunters in the forests...
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No,some Hindus adhere to the Sanatana Dharma and they should be more appropriately called Sanatanis. Also, the followers of several other sampradayas are happy being labelled under their own religious vocation / nomenclature for example Arya Samajis.
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