Part 32 – Miscellaneous
Part Overview: Provisions for national referendums, ratification of international treaties, presidential pardons, and national honors and titles.
Articles in Part 32:
Article 275 – Provision relating to Referendum
(1) If the two third majority of the total members in the federal legislature take a decision that it is necessary to make a decision on any...
Article 276 – Pardon
The President may grant pardons to persons convicted, and suspend, commute, or reduce any sentence imposed by any court, judicial or quasi-j...
Article 277 – Titles, honors, and decorations
(1) The President shall confer the titles, honors, or decorations to be conferred on behalf of the State. (2) Any citizen of Nepal shall hav...
Article 278 – Right to enter into treaty
(1) The right to enter into treaty or agreement shall rest in the Federation. (2) The Government of Nepal shall have to consult respective p...
Article 279 – Ratification of, accession to, acceptance of or approval of treaties or agreement
(1) The ratification of, accession to, acceptance of or approval of treaties or agreement to which the State of Nepal or the Government of N...
Article 280 – Special Provision Relating to Exercise of President Function
In case the position of the President and Vice-President of Nepal falls vacant at once under this constitution, the Prime Minister shall per...
Article 281 – Review and revision of Special Powers
The Government of Nepal shall review and revise, along with census of every ten years, the provisions regarding special rights of the women...
Article 282 – Nepali Ambassadors and Emissaries
(1) The President shall appoint ambassadors of Nepal and other emissaries for specified purposes based on the principle of inclusion. (2) Th...
Article 283 – Appointment to be made on Inclusive Principles
Appointment to the constitutional bodies and agencies shall be made based on the principles of inclusion.
Article 284 – Provision relating to Constitutional Council
(1) There shall be a Constitutional Council for making recommendation in accordance with this constitution for appointment of Chief Justice,...
Article 285 – Formation of the Government Service
(1) The Government of Nepal may, in order to run the administration of the country, constitute federal civil service, and other federal serv...
Article 286 – Constituency Delimitation Commission
(1) For the purpose of electing members, in accordance with this constitution, to federal legislature, Provincial Assembly, village assembly...
Article 287 – Language Commission
(1) The Government of Nepal shall establish a Language Commission ensuring representation of the provinces within a year from the commenceme...
Article 288 – Capital
(1) The capital of Nepal shall remain in Kathmandu. (2) The capital of the provinces under this Constitution shall be decided by the two-thi...
Article 289 – Special provisions relating to Citizenship of the office-bearers
(1) A person shall have acquired a citizenship by descent to be elected, nominated and appointed as the President, Vice-President, Prime Min...
Article 290 – Provision relating to Trust
(1) Without prejudice to the fundamental norms of trusts, the Federal Parliament shall make laws concerning the rights of peasants having po...
Article 291 – Not Eligible for Appointment
(1) Notwithstanding anything contained elsewhere in this constitution, a Nepali citizen having obtained permanent residence permission of a...
Article 292 – Provision relating to Parliamentary Hearing
(1) Prior to the appointment, Chief Justice, Justice of the Supreme Court, members of Judicial Council, Head or official of Constitutional b...
Article 293 – Monitoring and evaluation of works of Constitutional Bodies
The chief and officials of the constitutional bodies shall be accountable and answerable to federal legislature. The respective committee of...
Article 294 – Annual report of Constitutional Body
(1) The constitutional bodies, formed in accordance with this Constitution, shall submit the annual report about its works to the President,...
Related Provisions & Cross-References
Bidirectional citations, thematic connections, and constitutional authority