Nepali History and Politics

Government and Institutions

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  1. What type of state is Nepal under the Constitution of 2015?
  2. How many provinces does Nepal have under the Constitution of 2015?
  3. Which of these provinces has Biratnagar as its capital?
  4. Which pairing of province and capital is correct?
  5. What are the two houses of the Federal Parliament?
  6. Who is the ceremonial head of state of Nepal?
  7. How many levels of government does the Constitution establish?
  8. What is the colour of the national flag of Nepal, which is not a rectangle?
  9. What makes the national flag of Nepal unique among countries?
  10. Which symbols appear on the national flag?
  11. What is the name of the national anthem of Nepal, whose title means Hundreds of Flowers?
  12. Which flower, blooming in spring in the hill forests, is the national flower of Nepal?
  13. Which colourful pheasant of the high hills is the national bird of Nepal?
  14. Which animal is the national animal of Nepal?
  15. Which currency is used in Nepal?
  16. Which institution is the central bank of Nepal, set up in 1956?
  17. Which language is the official language of the government, written in the Devanagari script?
  18. Which city hosts the secretariat of the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation?
  19. How are the 275 members of the House of Representatives chosen?
  20. How many members does the National Assembly, the upper house, have?
  21. On which date is Constitution Day celebrated in Nepal?
  22. What are the governments of rural areas called under the 2015 Constitution?
  23. Which is the highest court in Nepal?
  24. For how many years is the term of the House of Representatives?
  25. How many districts does Nepal have, after the splitting of two districts in 2015?

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