Old Pokhara, Dumre, Bandipur, Ridhi (Gulmi), Baglung, Dotili / Silgadi Central: Kathmandu, Lalitpur, Bhaktapur, Thimi, Kirtipur, Chitlang, Lele, Balaju, Tokha, Pharping, Thankot, Dadikot, Balami, Gopali, Bungamati, Badegaon, Pyangaon, Chapagaon, Lubhu, Sankhu, Chakhunti, Gamtsa Gorkha, Badikhel (Pahari), Kavrepalanchok District dialects (Banepa, Nala, Sangaa, Chaukot, Panauti, Dhulikhel, Duti), Khampu, Khopasi Eastern: Chainpur, Dharan, Dolakha, Sindhupalchok, Taplejung, Terhathum, Bhojpur, Dhankuta, Narayangadh, Jhapa, Ilam Kansakar (2011) also gives the following classification of Newar dialects based on verb conjugation morphology. Central Kathmandu, Lalitpur, Kirtipur, Chitlang, Lele Bhaktapur, Thimi Eastern Dolakha, Tauthali, Jethal, Listikot, Doti Pahari (Badikhel) Kapali (1141 N.S.) gives the following classification of Nepal Bhasa dialects based on mutual intelligibility. Nepa Valley (Kathmandu Valley) Eastern - includes the region of Bhaktapur, Sakwa and seven villages of Kavre. Western - includes Kathmandu and Lalitpur Dwalkha- includes Dolakha and Charikot of Dolakha district, Tauthali and Jethal of Sindupalchok district, and Duti of Kavre district. Smaller dialects based on locality Pyang gaan, a village in Lalitpur Smaller dialects based on caste group Gopali Balami Pahari Other ways Nepal Bhasa is classified are as follows:- Bhaktapur Also known as Khwapey Bhāy , this dialect is more archaic than the standard. Variations exist in the use of this form of language in Bhaktapur, Banepa, Panauti, and Dhulikhel. Chitlang This dialect is used in Chitlang, a place south of Kathmandu valley in Makawanpur district. This is one of the biggest Newar bastions at Chitlang. Balami caste predominates there. Dolakha This is the most preserved form of the language and resembles the old Newar. Kathmandu-Lalitpur Kathmandu dialect, also known as Yenmi Bhāy , is one of the dominant forms of the language and very close to the standard form of the language used in academia and media. It is also the most widely used dialect. It is spoken especially in Kathmandu. Lalitpur dialect, also known as Yeley Bhāy , is the most dominant form of language and is the standard form of language used in academics and media. It is also very widely used dialect. It is especially spoken in Lalitpur. Due to the similarity between Kathmandu and Lalitpur dialects, it is often grouped as one. Almost 95% of Nepal Bhasa publications are in this dialect. Pahari Pahari variation of Nepal Bhasa is spoken among the Pahari caste. Pyangaan A variation of Nepal Bhasa spoken in Pyaangaan town of Lalitpur district. Religions play a register-like role in dialectical diversity though they