Hindus in Nepal

Target entity: Hindus in Nepal
Context triple: [Kartik Krishna Paksha, observedBy, Hindus in Nepal]

• A. Nepali people
  Nepali people are an ethnically diverse South Asian population primarily associated with Nepal, sharing common cultural traditions, languages, and historical heritage centered in the Himalayan region.
• B. Nepalese diaspora
  The Nepalese diaspora comprises communities of people of Nepali origin living outside Nepal, maintaining their cultural, linguistic, and social traditions while integrating into societies around the world.
• C. Tharu people
  The Tharu people are an indigenous ethnic group of the Terai region in Nepal and northern India, known for their distinct language varieties, traditional agrarian lifestyle, and rich folk culture.
• D. Hindu diaspora
  The Hindu diaspora comprises communities of Hindus living outside the Indian subcontinent who maintain and adapt their religious, cultural, and social traditions in countries around the world.
• E. Adivasi Janajati of Nepal
  Adivasi Janajati of Nepal are the country’s officially recognized Indigenous nationalities, encompassing diverse ethnic groups such as the Limbu with distinct languages, cultures, and traditional social systems.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Hindus in Nepal
Target entity description: Hindus in Nepal are followers of Hinduism in the Himalayan nation of Nepal, where they form a significant majority and practice a rich blend of Vedic, tantric, and local traditions centered around numerous temples, festivals, and pilgrimages.

• A. Nepali people
  Nepali people are an ethnically diverse South Asian population primarily associated with Nepal, sharing common cultural traditions, languages, and historical heritage centered in the Himalayan region.
• B. Nepalese diaspora
  The Nepalese diaspora comprises communities of people of Nepali origin living outside Nepal, maintaining their cultural, linguistic, and social traditions while integrating into societies around the world.
• C. Tharu people
  The Tharu people are an indigenous ethnic group of the Terai region in Nepal and northern India, known for their distinct language varieties, traditional agrarian lifestyle, and rich folk culture.
• D. Hindu diaspora
  The Hindu diaspora comprises communities of Hindus living outside the Indian subcontinent who maintain and adapt their religious, cultural, and social traditions in countries around the world.
• E. Adivasi Janajati of Nepal
  Adivasi Janajati of Nepal are the country’s officially recognized Indigenous nationalities, encompassing diverse ethnic groups such as the Limbu with distinct languages, cultures, and traditional social systems.
• F. None of above. chosen