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Nepal is a multilingual, multiethnic, multicultural and multi-religious nation. The people with different faiths, cultures and ethnicities have been living harmoniously since ancient times. Unity in diversity is the defining characteristics of Nepali society. Mutual coexistence, tolerance and cooperation have guided the people in achieving social cohesion, peace and happiness. Ethnic diversity is an asset, not a liability for the Nepali society that has been able to maintain its integrity and sovereignty for centuries. It is owing to its internal resiliency that has buttressed the social and ethnic harmony in the face of political conflict, natural disasters and foreign invasions. There were also moments of crises when cultural, ethnic and religious antagonism was created to smash the demographic and topographic bond, but the nation’s enlightened tradition, rooted in ancient philosophy and conduct, helped keep the deleterious discourses and effects at bay. Now the nation is confidently marching towards stability and prosperity with the promulgation of the inclusive and democratic Constitution in 2015. The ethnic and cultural concord has been at the heart of the nation-building project envisaged by the national charter.
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Answer: Arughat Rural Municipality was formed after the declaration of local levels by Nepal government on 27 Falgun 2073 by merging 5 previous VDCs (Aruchanaute, Arupokhari, Aruarbang, Manbu and Thumi).
Land development, water and sewer, waste management, cemeteries and fire-fighting are mandatory functions of municipalities.
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I think it’s B because divine rights was challenged
The division between India and Pakistan was mainly due to a. religious issues. At that time in 1947 the subcontinent was divided into a Hindu-majority India and a Muslim majority Pakistan. The exit of the British from the region triggered wars between the groups. These were communities that had once coexisted peacefully with each other in the past.
