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In an era when people are accessing the Internet to get the
latest information, the Indian embassy in Nepal seems left
behind. Having not updated their website for at least six
years, it still calls the Himalayan republic a “parliamentary
democracy with constitutional monarchy”.

It apparently has not updated its website to keep at par with
the swift changes that overtook the former Himalayan kingdom
since 2001. The fact-file compiled by the embassy describes
Nepal, which became a republic last year and formally abolished
its 239-year-old monarchy in May 2008, as a constitutional
monarchy.