a. Prime minister: jhalanath khanal
b. homeminister jhalanath khanal
c. finance minister bharat mohan adhikari
d.defence minister bishnu paudel
Probably more than 28.
Nepal has a Federal Parliamentary Republic form of government. It is made up of the Council of Ministers led by the Prime Minister, the unicameral Legislature-Parliament, and three tiered Judiciary.
The executive power of Nepal is vested in the Council of Ministers, headed by the Prime Minister. The Prime Minister is appointed by the President of Nepal and is responsible for running the government and implementing laws. The President also has a role in the executive but primarily serves as the ceremonial head of state.
Appointment of the Governor: (1) Government of Nepal, the Council of Ministers shall appoint Governor on the basis of the recommendation of the Recommendation Committee formed pursuant to sub-section (2). (2) Government of Nepal, the Council of Ministers shall, for the appointment of Governor, form a Recommendation Committee as follows:- (a) Minister of Finance - Chairperson (b) One person from among the former Governors - Member (c) One person designated by Government of Nepal from amongst the persons renowned in the fields of Economic, Monitory, Banking, Finance and Commercial Law. - Member (3) While making recommendation for the appointment of Governor, the committee formed pursuant to sub-section (2), shall recommend to Government of Nepal, the Council of Ministers the names of three persons renowned in the field of economic, monetary, banking, finance, commerce, management, commercial law and from among the Deputy Governors. (4) Government of Nepal, the Council of Ministers shall, out of the names recommended pursuant to sub-section (3), appoint one person to the Office of Governor.
At the website for the prime minister, it list the email address as being info@opmcm.gov.np. The email address is for the Office of the Prime Minister and Council of Ministers.
The government in Nepal is a federal republic. The country now has an executive body, and central government, although it used to be a monarchy.
Nepal = Nepal
No they are Ministers.
No, ministers can be unmarried.
In the 1990 Constitution of Nepal, executive power was primarily vested in the King, who held significant authority and could appoint the Prime Minister and dissolve the Parliament. In contrast, the 2015 Constitution shifted executive power to the Prime Minister and the Council of Ministers, emphasizing a parliamentary system and diminishing the monarchy's role in governance. This transition marks a significant move towards democracy and the separation of powers in Nepal's political framework.
There are no ministers in the Seanad. There are 60 senators there, but none of them are ministers. Ministers are usually chosen from the Dáil, which has 166 members. There are 15 ministers.
Earlier Constitutions and their features: (Constitutional Development in Nepal) The Nepal Government Act- 2004 (Nepal Sarkar Baidhanik Kanun-2004:( By: Padma Shumser JBR 1. The 1st written constitution of Nepal implemented from 1st Baisakh 2005. 2. Provision to fundamental rights and Duties. 3. Provision for Attorney General, Provision for General and Public Service. 4. Provision of free compulsory primary education. 5. Provision of village, municipal and district Panchayat. The Interim Constitution of Nepal- 2007 ( Nepal antarim shasan Bidhan- 2007) By: King Tribhuwan 1. Constitution with directive principle of the state policy 2. Executive answerable to the king 3. Established the PSC 4. Provision for fundamental rights 5. Established the Advisory Assembly and Election Commision The Constitution of the Kingdom of Nepal- 2015 By: King Mahendra 1. Nepali lg with devnagiri script as official lg. 2. Bicameral legislature i.e. Mahasabha and Prastinidhi Sabha 3. Provision of constitutional Arms 4. The Council of Ministers responsible for the hose of Repesentative 5. Independent judiciary The Constitution of the Kingdom of Nepal- 2019 By: King Mahendra 1. Fundamental Rights and duties 2. Nepal as Sovereign, independent monarchial Hindu Kingdom 3. Citizen based on descent and naturalized citizenship 4. Executive power of King, council of ministers 5. Directive principles of Panchayati System 6. Supreme court 7. Special provision for Constitutional amendments The Constitution of the Kingdom of Nepal- 2047 By: King Birendra 1. Guaranteed fundamental rights and freedom of the citizen 2. Sovereignty vested in the people 3. Independent judiciary 4. Constitutional Monarchy 5. Multi-party system 6. Rule of law The Interim Constitution of Nepal- 2063 By: Speaker Subash Chandra Nembang on behalf of the Interim Parliament 1. Prepared and Promulgated on behalf of the people. 2. State Power and Sovereignty vested in the people 3. Secularism 4. Executive power in the Council of ministers 5. Provision for Election of the Constituent Assembly 6. Human Rights Commission as a constitutional organ 7. The chief of Army recommended by the Council of Ministers.