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Caste, ethnicity and inequality in Nepal

By: Gellner, David N.
Material type: materialTypeLabelArticlePublisher: 2007Description: p.1823-828.Subject(s): Caste - Nepal | Income distribution - Nepal | Ethnic groups - Nepal | Ethnic groups In: Economic and Political WeeklySummary: Nepal faces the danger of an all-out ethnic war breaking out in the Tarai between madhesis and parbatiyas. But, in most of the country there are so many complex and crosscutting ethnic allegiances which make a Sri Lankan-type polarisation unlikely. In the eastern Tarai, however, with its 30 per cent population of parbatiyas, there is a very real possibility that "two majorities with minority complexes" could confront each other in bloody vendettas. - Reproduced.
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Volume no: 42, Issue no: 20 Available AR74370

Nepal faces the danger of an all-out ethnic war breaking out in the Tarai between madhesis and parbatiyas. But, in most of the country there are so many complex and crosscutting ethnic allegiances which make a Sri Lankan-type polarisation unlikely. In the eastern Tarai, however, with its 30 per cent population of parbatiyas, there is a very real possibility that "two majorities with minority complexes" could confront each other in bloody vendettas. - Reproduced.

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