Institutional vacuum and communal fracture: Fatal structural flaws of Nepal’s 2015 Constitution

By Pujab Raj Pradhan Ten years since Nepal formally adopted its federal and secular constitution on September 20, 2015, the document once hailed as the definitive conclusion to decades of armed conflict, political transition, and monarchical rule has revealed itself as the root of the nation’s prolonged governance crisis. Designed to unify Nepal’s multiethnic, multilingual, […]