The Government of Nepal has announced a series of nationwide programmes to mark Constitution Day and National Day 2083, commemorating the promulgation of Nepal’s Constitution on Ashoj 3, 2072 BS. According to official correspondence issued by the Ministry of Home Affairs and circulated by the Ministry of Federal Affairs and General Administration, the government has approved a programme outlining arrangements for the national celebration. The plan includes the formation of a main organizing committee, chaired by the Prime Minister, with participation from senior government officials and representatives of various institutions. Ministries, provincial governments, district administrations and local authorities have been instructed to coordinate their activities in accordance with the approved programme.

The government has directed public institutions to organize commemorative activities during Ashoj 2 and 3, 2083 BS, with the main national ceremony scheduled for Constitution Day on Ashoj 3. The approved programme includes official gatherings, public awareness campaigns, cultural presentations and activities highlighting the Constitution’s importance and Nepal’s democratic achievements. Government bodies have also been instructed to arrange appropriate decorations and illumination of public buildings, offices and important locations. The programme encourages the participation of public officials, security agencies, educational institutions, civil society organizations and citizens to promote awareness of constitutional values, national unity and civic responsibilities.

At the federal level, the main organizing committee will oversee the principal celebration, while different ministries and designated subcommittees will coordinate ceremonial arrangements, publicity, logistics and related activities. The programme also provides for the involvement of media organizations in disseminating messages about Constitution Day and its significance. Nepali diplomatic missions abroad have been instructed to organize suitable commemorative activities in coordination with Nepali communities and relevant stakeholders. Provincial and local governments have been encouraged to organize their own programmes, including public gatherings, discussions and awareness initiatives, in accordance with the national celebration framework.

The Ministry of Federal Affairs and General Administration has circulated the Home Ministry’s instructions to provincial coordination bodies, district coordination committees, metropolitan cities, sub-metropolitan cities, municipalities and rural municipalities for implementation. The approved programme assigns responsibilities to relevant government agencies and committees to ensure coordinated celebrations across the country. The initiative seeks to commemorate the adoption of Nepal’s Constitution, reinforce constitutional awareness and encourage public participation in the country’s national celebration, with federal, provincial and local authorities expected to implement the approved activities within their respective jurisdictions.