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Very illogical to presume Nepal failed because of its Hindu homogeneity and so will Bharat (aka Hindu India). Or that Pak is a failed state because it is predominantly Muslim. Extending that logic would make numerous predominantly Christian and Buddhist countries in Europe and Asia also failures. Instead, they are socio-economically advanced nations. Primarily because their people brook no nonsense and there is political accountability based on far higher moral standards, relative to South Asia.
The state of affairs in Nepal is attributable primarily to economic failure and corruption in corporate and public life beyond the threshold of the public to accept. In India, that threshold or boiling point is never reached because of fissiparous issues like religion, language, size, and states and communities within states having divergent goals and views on how to proceed. This lack of common ground and homogeneity in thought and action, and the Indian mentality that espouses ‘sab chalta hai’ ensure we remain what one American diplomat one famously described India as: A functioning anarchy.
Sir, on the other way around, despite being a Secular state there is no change in fortunes of Nepal. Infact if you go through the data, Nepal had better stability during Monarchy and when it was a Hindu state.
Communalism which espouses Secularism had actually made Nepal unstable
Very illogical to presume Nepal failed because of its Hindu homogeneity and so will Bharat (aka Hindu India). Or that Pak is a failed state because it is predominantly Muslim. Extending that logic would make numerous predominantly Christian and Buddhist countries in Europe and Asia also failures. Instead, they are socio-economically advanced nations. Primarily because their people brook no nonsense and there is political accountability based on far higher moral standards, relative to South Asia.
The state of affairs in Nepal is attributable primarily to economic failure and corruption in corporate and public life beyond the threshold of the public to accept. In India, that threshold or boiling point is never reached because of fissiparous issues like religion, language, size, and states and communities within states having divergent goals and views on how to proceed. This lack of common ground and homogeneity in thought and action, and the Indian mentality that espouses ‘sab chalta hai’ ensure we remain what one American diplomat one famously described India as: A functioning anarchy.
Sir, on the other way around, despite being a Secular state there is no change in fortunes of Nepal. Infact if you go through the data, Nepal had better stability during Monarchy and when it was a Hindu state.
Communalism which espouses Secularism had actually made Nepal unstable