Class 10 (English Assignment)

 

Passage: Understanding Nepalese Politics

Nepal is a democratic country where citizens choose their representatives through elections. The political system of Nepal is based on the Constitution of Nepal, which was promulgated in 2015. The country follows a federal democratic republican system, meaning that power is shared among the federal, provincial, and local governments.

Political parties play an important role in a democracy. They prepare policies, represent people's interests, and participate in elections. Nepal has experienced many political changes throughout its history, including the end of the monarchy and the establishment of a republic. The people's movements of 1990 and 2006 were important events that contributed to these changes.

Citizens have important responsibilities in a democratic system. They should understand political issues, respect different opinions, participate in elections, and question leaders when necessary. Good governance depends on honest leadership, transparency, accountability, and active participation of citizens.

Young people are an important part of Nepal’s future. By learning about politics, students can understand their rights and duties and become responsible citizens who contribute to the development of the nation.

Questions

1.     What type of political system does Nepal follow according to the passage?

2.     What are the three levels of government in Nepal's federal system?

3.     Why are political parties important in a democracy?

4.     Mention two major political events that brought changes in Nepal.

5.     What responsibilities should citizens perform in a democratic system?

6.     Why is it important for young people to learn about politics?