Question

Mention the structure of the federal system of government of Nepal .

Answer 1

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Explanation:

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 center.

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Answer 2

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Here we will see about the structure of the federal system of government of Nepal.

Explanation:

Before we discuss about the federal system of Nepal , first we discuss about the Federalism. So, Federalism is termed as a practice of restructuring a nation into several independent states and this happened to developed each states individually by controlling over the state by the people who are residing in that particular territory. According to the constitution of Nepal , Nepal is divided into 7 provinces . The advantages of federalism are competitive and fast development among each provinces, wider public participation, better use of natural resources , end of every type of  discrimination and injustice, balanced and smooth development.

Nepal’s federalism has three levels i.e. Center, states and local. The president is called the titular head of state and the prime minister is called the chief executive. All the States have governors and chief ministers. If we talk about local levels then they have mayors and administrative officers. It decentralizes power and authority.

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