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+Pukhgundi's society is a vibrant '''tapestry''' (yeah, deal with it ::dab::) woven together by diverse ethnic groups, languages, and religions, with a dominant {{wp|Nepali}} influence. {{wp|Hinduism}}, the majority religion, permeates various aspects of life, shaping social norms, cultural practices, and daily rituals.
+The population is primarily {{wp|Nepali}} (63.4%), followed by {{wp|Tamils}} (14.2%), [[Ebidi]] (7%), [[Occidental]]s (2.9%), and other/multi-ethnic groups (12.5%). This diversity is reflected in the country's linguistic landscape, with {{wp|Nepali|Pukhti}} being the official language and {{wp|Tamil}}, various [[Kandara]]n languages, and [[Burgoignesc language|Burgoignesc]] also spoken.
+Religion
+{{wp|Hinduism}}, practiced by the majority of {{wp|Nepali|Pukhti}}, is the dominant religion in Pukhgundi. Its influence is evident in the numerous temples, shrines, and festivals that dot the country. The Pashupatinath Temple in Sarkar, is a major pilgrimage destination for Hindus. Shia Islam, practiced by a significant minority, also has a visible presence, with mosques and community centers catering to its followers. Christianity, represented by various denominations, is also present, a vestige of its colonial past.
+Pukhgundi's social structure is hierarchical, with the {{wp|Nepali|Pukhti}} community holding a dominant position in society. Caste-based discrimination, though officially outlawed, still persists in some areas. The government has implemented affirmative action policies to address this issue and promote social equality. Pukhgundi's cultural practices are a rich blend of traditions, reflecting the diverse influences of its population. Music, dance, and festivals play a significant role in social life. Traditional {{wp|Nepali|Pukhti}} music and dance forms, such as the Dohori and the Ghatu, are popular, while Tamil and [[Kandara]]n cultural expressions add to the vibrancy. Festivals like Dashain, Tihar, and Chhath Puja are celebrated with great enthusiasm, bringing together people from all walks of life.
+Pukhgundian cuisine is a flavorful fusion of {{wp|Nepali|Pukhti}}, Tamil, and other regional influences. Rice, lentils, and vegetables are staple foods, accompanied by a variety of curries, chutneys, and pickles. Momos, steamed dumplings filled with meat or vegetables, are a popular snack. The cuisine also reflects the country's diverse religious practices, with vegetarian options widely available.
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