No, they are pure Nepali unless either their parents are either Indian or Chinese. :), But if your question is whether they are a mixed of Mongolian and Aryan race, Yes, some of them are, but not all of them. Both Indo-Aryan and Mixed Indo-Mongoloid comprise 80% who consist of Chetri, Bahun, Newar, etc. While the Mongoloids including Magar, Gurung and Rai comprise 17%
The common name for the Asian Rhino can vary depending on where you are and what type of common name you are referring to. Many of the common names are not used on a regular basis, but for research, or they are just the historical name that has been shortened, or references the region. The Asian Rhino is the "Greater One-Horned Asian Rhino" and they were historically called the "Indian Rhino", also the "Nepalese Rhino", the "Greater Indian Rhino", and Great Indian Rhino. For more details, please see the sites listed below.
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In May 2013 one Nepalese rupee was worth .6 of an Indian Rupee.
There is no difference The Asian and Indian elephant is the same species!!
Kangchenjunga is a mountain many kilometres inland in the Himalayas on the Nepalese-Indian border.
An Asian Indian is a designation used by the United States Census Bureau to refer to a citizen of America of Asian descent with ancestors in Asia.
No. He was born in either Tibet or Nepal, though just like his birthday, it is unknown which one to be exact. He lived his adult life in India just like some Nepalese people do however and was an Indian citizen. But he was most definitely either a Tibetan or Nepalese by nationality.
Indian Rupee is stronger than PKR (Pakistani Rupee). Though, PKR improved a bit against INR (Inidan Rupee) in recent months but still, it is approximately 0.63 of INR.1 PKR = 0.63 INR
Asian
Yes, considering that it is in the continent of Asia. However, they are not East Asian
Nepalese people have multi-racial backgrounds. Some ancestry comes from Tibet, Northern India, Kashmir, and Bhutan.
Which is the only Indian city to have hosted Asian games till date