Nepal's Constitution makes it a secular federal republic with seven provinces and a bicameral legislature
Background
Nepal's 2015 Constitution established a secular federal-style republic.
It divides the country into seven provinces.
The legislature is bicameral, with two chambers.
The monarchy was dissolved in 2008 and Nepal was declared a republic.
All citizens aged 18 and over can vote.
Constitution:
2015
Provinces:
seven
Legislature:
bicameral
Republic declared:
2008
Why it matters for exams: Constitutional structure and the shift from monarchy to republic are standard polity questions.
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In plain words
Bicameral Bicameral — A legislature with two chambers.