Political Situation in Nepal

Q.

Nepal had won democracy in the year

1. 1992

2. 1956

3. 1990

4. 1899

Q.

In South Asia, which country’s population prefers democracy the least?

1. India

2. Pakistan

3. Nepal

4. Bangladesh

Q.

The king of Nepal who accepted the model of Constitutional Monarchy was named

1. Virender

2. Birendra

3. Gyanendra

4. Jinendra

Q. Which of the following was the main cause of conflict between the two groups in the political domain of Nepal?

1. Nepal was historically divided into two groups.
2. Pro-monarchy groups wanted kingship to prevail whereas, anti-monarchy groups didn’t want kingship to exist any longer.
3. Nepal was experiencing the wrath of natural disasters.
4. The Nepalese people favour neither a king nor any political leader.

Q.

the head of government in Nepal

Q. In which year did Nepal hold its first election?

1. 1949
2. 1959
3. 1960
4. 1965

Q. Although never colonised, Nepal acted as a _______.

1. buffer between Imperial Japan and British India.
2. buffer between Imperial Japan and Imperial China
3. buffer between Imperial China and British India.
4. buffer between Colonial France and British India.

Q. Which of the following was the main reason for a socio-political upheaval in the recent decades in Nepal?

1. Due to the presence of a large number of anti-social elements
2. Due to the fights among the rulers for the throne
3. Due to the efforts for the transition form monarchy to a democracy
4. Due to the lack of political leadership

Q. Why were the June 2007 Nepal elections delayed?

1. The Maoist party refused to participate in the elections.
2. Monarchy was established that year in Nepal.
3. The common people did not want elections.
4. The citizens considered elections as a futile affair.

Q.

Which party assisted the Seven Party Alliance in the restoration of democracy in Nepal?

1. Hindu Prajatantrik Party

2. Nepal Jansangh Party

3. Nepalese Communist Party (Maoist)

4. Mongol National Organisation

Q. Why were the June 2007 Nepal elections delayed?

1. The citizens considered elections as a futile affair.
2. The Maoist party refused to participate in the elections.
3. Monarchy was established that year in Nepal.
4. The common people did not want elections.

Q. Nepal abolished its monarchy in .

1. 2007
2. 2008
3. 2009
4. 2005

Q. When was the draft constitution of Nepal completed?

1. 2007
2. 2013
3. 2015
4. 2014

Q. In which year did Nepal hold its first election?

1. 1949
2. 1959
3. 1960
4. 1965

Q. Which of the following was the main cause of conflict between the two groups in the political domain of Nepal?

1. Nepal was historically divided into two groups.
2. Pro-monarchy groups wanted kingship to prevail whereas, anti-monarchy groups didn’t want kingship to exist any longer.
3. Nepal was experiencing the wrath of natural disasters.
4. The Nepalese people favour neither a king nor any political leader.

Q. In which year did the process of making a Constitution begin in Nepal?

1. 2007
2. 2008
3. 2010
4. 2003

Q. In April 2008, _______ ended and the _______ came into power in Nepal.

1. maoist rule, Royal party
2. royal rule, Secular party
3. military rule, Democratic party
4. royal rule, Maoist party

Q.

In which year did Nepal win its democracy?

Q. Who is the last king of Nepal ?​