गणतन्त्र नेपाल
Federal Republic
नयाँ संविधान, नयाँ भूकम्प, नयाँ पुस्ता
The republic drafted its constitution in 2015, survived the Gorkha earthquake and an Indian blockade, built a federal state of seven provinces — and in 2025, a generation born after the war shut down the country over a social media ban and demanded it start again.
The New Republic and the Constitution of 2015
An elected Assembly voted the 240-year monarchy out of existence, then took seven years — two elections and one missed deadline after another — to write the world's newest constitution: secular, federal, and signed by more than 90% of its members.
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The Gorkha Earthquake and the Border Blockade
Within six months, Nepal endured two emergencies at once: an earthquake that killed nearly 9,000 and destroyed over 600,000 homes — and an undeclared Indian blockade that stranded the relief supplies. Fuel queues became the defining image of 2015.
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Gen Z: The Uprising of 2025 and the Election of 2026
Seventeen years after the republic was born, the generation born after the war burned down its own parliament over a social-media ban. An interim government led by a former Chief Justice, a fresh election in March 2026 — and a landslide for the party of the new politics, with Kathmandu's mayor becoming prime minister.
The Republic in Society and Economy
Behind the headlines: a country of 29 million that became more urban, more literate, more connected — while a third of its working-age sons and daughters work abroad and send a quarter of the national income back home. The society the republic built, in numbers.