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Indian Hindu Nationalism’s Nepali Cousin
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Peter Gill
March 01, 2019
Hindu nationalism has taken hold in India. In Nepal, once the world’s only Hindu state, things are more complicated.
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August 24, 2015
Nepal and the Secularism Question
The country wrestles with a constitutional matter that has implications for religious freedom.
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Nepal and the Secularism Question
August 24, 2015
Should Nepal Be Secular?
A push to change the draft constitution could place religious freedoms under threat.
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Should Nepal Be Secular?
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