A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF CRUCIAL FEATURES OF THE CONSTITUTIONS OF NEPAL AND INDIA
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Constitution, Parliament, RightsAbstract
When comparing Nepal's 2015 Constitution to India's 1950 Constitution, the study considers critical issues such as citizenship, inclusion, fundamental rights, and judicial independence. Both constitutions are concerned with one another. To a socialist society founded on democratic principles and goals, as well as human competitiveness. Civil liberties, fundamental rights, and federalism are all components of a democratic multiparty system of governance. republic, secularism, adult voting, regular elections, unrestricted press freedom, and an independent press. The rule of law is predicated on independent, unbiased, and competent judges who are free to do as they like.
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