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How does federalism help Nepal to maintain regional balanced development? Present your views in four points.

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Answered by 1mahira
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Third, there are operational issues with regard to federalism, mainly including issues such as, a) the overall direction of the new federal structure and its relevance to the devolution of power and ensuring the effective delivery of services, b) the communication and coordination between the three tiers of government.

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Answered by mondalarijit736
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Federalism refers to the system of government in which power is divided between a central authority and constituent political units. In federalism a nation has a dual government system i.e. federal government at central level and at state level. The federal government has the power to enlarge diplomatic territorial integrity, run a national project, make national monetary policy and so on. The state government has the power to make federal laws, maintain law and order in the state.

Nepal is a country with geographical diversity. Nepal has been practicing unitary form of government since unification by, Prithvi Narayan Shah. However, this system was not able to achieve the development goals of the country and has been an "exclusive form of rule." Federalism is seen as an in inclusive practice for Nepal. So, with the view of proportional development in all the parts of the country by appropriate distribution and mobilization of resources and reducing the economic, social and religious discrimination, the country has transformed into a federal structure.

Nepal has become a federal democratic republican state since 3rd Aswin, 2072 BS. According to the concept of a federal system, Nepal has been divided into 7 provinces. Now each province has a separate government along with its federal government at the centre.

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