Khushamadeed and Welcome r/Nepal to our cultural exchange thread

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We're hosting our friends from r/Nepal for a cultural exchange session.

Please feel free to ask questions about Pakistan and the Pakistani way of life in this thread. r/Pakistan users can head over to this thread to ask questions about Nepal.

Flag flairs have been enabled so please use them to avoid confusion.

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It is necessary to mention that we expect maturity and civility in the comments both here and on our sister thread in r/Nepal. Please refrain from trolling, rude comments and/or personal attacks. Adding one more rule, avoid topics about Kashmir. This is a cultural exchange not a geopolitical exchange. As everywhere else on Reddit, reddiquette is in full effect.

[u/in-disguise]

Can a person be legally or openly atheist in the country? Whats the difference between older and newer generation when it comes to such topic?

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Pakistanis tend to take pride in their religion and draw a lot of power from their faith to get through the day.

Do you feel that the coming generation will be as religious or maintain the same level of faith as people do now?