Explore how Nepal appoints its Chief Judge, the constitutional process involved, and why the role holds immense legal and political influence.
Sahara
June 3, 2026
Yes, Nepal’s Prime Minister has the legal authority to refuse to answer a lawmaker’s question, but this right…
Ashaswi
May 25, 2026
Based on the Constitution of Nepal 2072, an ordinance is a temporary law made by the President, based…
Ashaswi
May 23, 2026
The Constitutional Council is a constitutional body established under Article 284 of the Constitution of Nepal (2072) which…
Sahara
May 22, 2026
The gen-Z uprising that took place in 2082, Bhadra 23 and 24 led to the formation of a newly elected House of Representatives and a…
Ashaswi
April 15, 2026
To understand how a new government works in the Federal Parliament of Nepal, it is important to look…
Ashaswi
April 9, 2026
In any democratic system, the power of the government is held accountable by the people, and one critical…
Babita
March 24, 2026
The process of amending the constitution in Nepal is a structured legal procedure that requires broad agreement among…
Ashaswi
March 20, 2026
Elections are the backbone of any democratic system, providing citizens with the opportunity to have their voices heard…
Babita
March 13, 2026
Turning 18 and getting your voter ID card is an important step in joining Nepal’s democracy. For many…
Babita
February 27, 2026
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