Abhored,

First, what about the sanction imposed by India against Nepal during 2045/46 bS. Forget about the ruler that time. Where is the basic human rights of people to live? It doesn't mean I am supporting the incident you have mentioned.

Second, Nepal has also practised democracy now. Is Nepal a fully capitalist country? I say, no. Many enterprises are state owned and private investment is not fully deregulated.

So, is India a capitalist country? Partially but not fully. Many of the enterprises are state owned like energy, railways, airways, etc. It has adopted some principles of capitalism and some socialism.

Its my belief; you are free to diagree. Keep rolling.