Kathmandu, Nepal marked its Constitution Day with nationwide celebrations, commemorating the promulgation of the country’s historic 2015 Constitution, which established Nepal as a federal democratic republic.

The day honors the efforts of lawmakers, civil society, and citizens who shaped the inclusive charter following years of political transition. Government buildings were illuminated, and official ceremonies took place across provinces, with President Ram Chandra Paudel and Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal delivering messages of unity, resilience, and democratic progress.

Highlights of the Day:

• Flag hoisting and parades in Kathmandu and provincial capitals
• Public speeches emphasizing federalism, inclusion, and civic rights
• Youth-led forums discussing constitutional literacy and civic engagement
• Cultural performances showcasing Nepal’s ethnic diversity and unity

The 2015 Constitution enshrines fundamental rights, gender equality, and proportional representation, and remains a cornerstone of Nepal’s evolving democratic journey.