Nepal’s population has reached at 29,192,480, the report of Central Bureau of Statistics.

Nepal’s normal annual population grew by 0.93 percent.

The population growth is lowest in 80 years, the authority said.

The normal population development rate in the last evaluation, in 2011, was 1.35 percent. Nepal’s populace was 26,494,504 during the 2011 enumeration.

The primary purpose for the slowest development in population gives off an impression of being outward relocation of Nepalese for occupations and studies, said chief general of the department.

The authority said 2,169,478 Nepalese were living abroad. Out of them 81.28 percent are male.

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As indicated by the information, 2,017,532 individuals live in the Kathmandu locale.

The population development rate in Nepal is not exactly the normal development pace of the population worldwide.

The worldwide normal annual growth rate rate is 1.01 percent, as per World Bank data.

As per the Central Bureau of Statistics, out of the absolute populace, the portion of females is 51.04 percent.

The number of inhabitants in females numbered 14,901,169 while that of guys was 14,291,311, the information shows.

Over the most recent 10 years, as per the authority, the country’s populace has expanded by 2,697,976, which is a 10.18 percent rise. Nepal has been leading the public enumeration starting around 1911 at regular intervals.