Why is India trying to promote Hindi language in Nepal?

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because nepalis already speak good hindi and nepal still shares culture,society,commerce,relation,language,rituals,tradition with India
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Hindi should be promoted in Nepal and the language should not be considered as a rival to Nepali, former Prime Minister and noted litterateur Lokendra Bahadur Chand said today. "Hindi language is in practice in Nepal since a long time. There is a need to promote both Hindi and Nepali language simultaneously,"...
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Hindi should be promoted in Nepal and the language should not be considered as a rival to Nepali, former Prime Minister and noted litterateur Lokendra Bahadur Chand said today. "Hindi language is in practice in Nepal since a long time. There is a need to promote both Hindi and Nepali language simultaneously," he said at a function organised by Embassy of India here to mark the World Hindi Day. read less
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because nepalis already speak good hindi and nepal still shares culture,society,commerce,relation,language,rituals,tradition with India
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Hindi should be promoted in Nepal and the language should not be considered as a rival to Nepali, former Prime Minister and noted litterateur Lokendra Bahadur Chand said today. "Hindi language is in practice in Nepal since a long time. There is a need to promote both Hindi and Nepali language simultaneously,"...
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Hindi should be promoted in Nepal and the language should not be considered as a rival to Nepali, former Prime Minister and noted litterateur Lokendra Bahadur Chand said today. "Hindi language is in practice in Nepal since a long time. There is a need to promote both Hindi and Nepali language simultaneously," he said at a function organised by Embassy of India here to mark the World Hindi Day read less
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