Nepal's evolving religious tapestry: Buddhist parents, Hindu in-laws and a Christian son

In Nepal, the number of Christians, which was 100,000 in 2001, increased to over 550,000 in the 2021 census. However, Christians claim the number is actually more than 2 million.

By Upendra Lamichhane

In Nepal, the number of Christians, which was 100,000 in 2001, increased to over 550,000 in the 2021 census. However, Christians claim the number is actually more than 2 million.

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