Schedule-9 : List of Concurrent Powers of Federation, State and Local Level

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(Relating to clause (5) of Article 57, Article 109, clause (4) of Article 162, Article 197, clause (2) of Article 214, clause (2) of Article 221, and clause (1) of Article 226)

List of Concurrent Powers of Federation, State and Local Level

  1. Cooperatives
  2. Education, health and newspapers
  3. Health
  4. Agriculture
  5. Services such as electricity, water supply, irrigation
  6. Service fee, charge, penalty and royalty from natural resources, tourism fee
  1. Forests, wildlife, birds, water uses, environment, ecology and bio-diversity
  1. Mines and minerals
  2. Disaster management
  3. Social security and poverty alleviation
  4. Personal events, births, deaths, marriages and statistics
  5. Archaeology, ancient monuments and museums
  1. Landless squatters management
  2. Royalty from natural resources
  3. Motor vehicle permits

Schedule-8 : List of Local Level Power

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(Relating to clause (4) of Article 57, clause (2) of Article 214, clause (2) of Article 221 and clause (1) of Article 226)

List of Local Level Power

  1. Town police
  2. Cooperative institutions
  3. Operation of F.M.
  4. Local taxes (wealth tax, house rent tax, land and building registration fee, motor vehicle tax), service charge, fee, tourism fee, advertisement tax, business tax, land tax (land revenue), penalty, entertainment tax, land revenue collection
  5. Management of the Local services
  6. Collection of local statistics and records
  7. Local level development plans and projects
  8. Basic and secondary education
  9. Basic health and sanitation
  10. Local market management, environment protection and biodiversity
  11. Local roads, rural roads, agro-roads, irrigation
  12. Management of Village Assembly, Municipal Assembly, District Assembly, local courts, mediation and arbitration
  1. Local records management
  2. Distribution of house and land ownership certificates
  3. Agriculture and animal husbandry, agro-products management, animal health, cooperatives
  1. Management of senior citizens, persons with disabilities and the incapacitated
  2. Collection of statistics of the unemployed
  3. Management, operation and control of agricultural extension
  4. Water supply, small hydropower projects, alternative energy
  5. Disaster management
  6. Protection of watersheds, wildlife, mines and minerals
  7. Protection and development of languages, cultures and fine arts

Schedule-7 : List of Concurrent Powers of Federation and State

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(Relating to clause (3) of Articles 57, Article 109, clause (4) of Article 162, and Article 197)

List of Concurrent Powers of Federation and State

  1. Civil and criminal procedure, evidence and oaths (legal recognition, public acts and records, and judicial proceedings)
  2. Supply, distribution, price control, quality and monitoring of essential goods and services
  3. Preventive detention for reasons connected with the security of the country, prison and detention management, and maintenance of peace and order
  4. Transfer of accused persons, detainees and prisoners from one State to another State
  5. Laws relating to family affairs (marriage, transfer of property, divorce, persons on the verge of extinction, orphan, adoption, succession and joint family)
  6. Acquisition, requisitioning of property and creation of right in property
  7. Contracts, cooperatives, partnership and agency related matters
  8. Matters relating to bankruptcy and insolvency
  9. Drugs and pesticides
  10. Planning, family planning and population management
  11. Social security and employment, trade unions, settlement of industrial disputes, and labour rights and disputes related matters
  12. Legal profession, auditing, engineering, medicines, Ayurvedic medicines, veterinary, Amchi and other professions
  13. State boundary river, waterways, environment protection, biological diversity
  14. Matters related to means of communication
  15. Industries and mines and physical infrastructures
  16. Casino, lottery
  17. Early preparedness for, rescue, relief and rehabilitation from, natural and man made calamities
  18. Tourism, water supply and sanitation
  19. Motion pictures, cinema halls and sports
  20. Insurance business operation and management
  21. Poverty alleviation and industrialization
  22. Scientific research, science and technology and human resources development
  23. Utilization of forests, mountains, forest conservation areas and waters stretching in inter-State form
  24. Land policies and laws relating thereto
  25. Employment and unemployment aid

Schedule-6 : List of State Power

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(Relating to clause (2) of Article 57, clause (4) of Article 162, Article 197, clause (3) of Article 231, clause (7) of Article 232, clause (4) of Article 274 and clause (4) of Article 296)

List of State Power

  1. State police administration and peace and order
  2. Operation of banks and financial institutions in accordance with the policies of Nepal Rastra Bank, cooperative institutions, foreign grants and assistance with the consent of the Centre
  3. Operation of Radio, F.M., television
  4. House and land registration fee, motor vehicle tax, entertainment tax, advertisement tax, tourism, agro-income tax, service charge, fee, penalty
  5. State civil service and other government services
  6. State statistics
  7. State level electricity, irrigation and water supply services, navigation
  8. State universities, higher education, libraries, museums
  9. Health services
  10. Matters relating to the State Assembly, State Council of Ministers
  11. Intra-State trade
  12. State highways
  13. State bureau of investigation
  14. Physical management and other necessary matters of State governmental offices
  15. State Public Service Commission
  16. Management of lands, land records
  17. Exploration and management of mines
  18. Protection and use of languages, scripts, cultures, fine arts and religions
  19. Use of forests and waters and management of environment within the State
  20. Agriculture and livestock development, factories, industrialization, trade, business, transportation
  21. Management of trusts (Guthi)

Schedule-5 : List of Federal Power

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(Relating to clause (1) of Article 57, and Article 109)

List of Federal Power

  1. Relating to defence and military

(a) Protection of national unity and territorial integrity

(b) Relating to national security

  1. War and defence
  2. Arms and ammunitions factories and production thereof
  3. Central Police, Armed Police Force, national intelligence and investigation, peace, security
  4. Central planning, central bank, finance policies, monetary and banking, monetary policies, foreign grants, aid and loans
  5. Foreign and diplomatic affairs, international relations and United Nations related matters
  6. International treaties or agreements, extradition, mutual legal assistance and international borders, international boundary rivers
  7. Telecommunications, allocation of radio frequency, radio, television and postal matters
  8. Customs, excise-duty, value-added tax, corporate income tax, individual income tax, remuneration tax, passport fee, visa fee, tourism fee, service charge and fee, penalty
  9. Federal civil service, judicial service and other government services
  10. Policies relating to conservation and multiple uses of water resources
  11. Inland and inter-State electricity transmission lines
  12. Central statistics (national and international standards and quality)
  13. Central level large electricity, irrigation and other projects
  14. Central universities, central level academies, universities standards and regulation, central libraries
  15. Health policies, health services, health standards, quality and monitoring, national or specialised service providing hospitals, traditional treatment services and communicable disease control
  16. Federal Parliament, Federal Executive, Local Level related affairs, special structure
  17. International trade, exchange, port, quarantine
  18. Civil aviation, international airports
  19. National transportation policies, management of railways and national highways
  20. Laws relating to the Supreme Court, High Courts, District Courts and administration of justice
  21. Citizenship, passport, visa, immigration
  22. Atomic energy, air space and astronomy
  23. Intellectual property (including patents, designs, trademarks and copyrights)
  24. Measurement
  25. Mines excavation
  26. National and international environment management, national parks, wildlife reserves and wetlands, national forest policies, carbon services
  27. Insurance policies, securities, cooperatives regulation
  28. Land use policies, human settlement development policies, tourism policies, environment adaptation
  29. Criminal and civil laws making
  30. Security printing
  31. Social security and poverty alleviation
  32. Constitutional Bodies, commissions of national importance
  33. Sites of archaeological importance and ancient monuments
  34. Any matter not enumerated in the Lists of Federal Powers, State Powers and Local Level Powers or in the Concurrent List and any matter not specified in this Constitution and in the Federal laws

Schedule-4 : States, and Districts to be included in the concerned States

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(Relating to clause (3) of Article 56) States, and Districts to be included in the concerned States

State No. 1

  1. Taplejung
  2. Panchthar
  3. Ilam
  4. Sankhuwasabha
  5. Tehrathum
  6. Dhankuta
  7. Bhojpur
  8. Khotang
  9. Solukhumbu
  10. Okhaldhunga
  11. Udayapur
  12. Jhapa
  13. Morang
  14. Sunsari

State No. 2

  1. Saptari
  2. Siraha
  3. Dhanusa
  4. Mahottari
  5. Sarlahi
  6. Rautahat
  7. Bara
  8. Parsa

State No. 3

  1. Dolakha
  2. Ramechhap
  3. Sindhuli
  4. Kavrepalanchok
  5. Sindhupalchok
  6. Rasuwa
  7. Nuwakot
  8. Dhading
  9. Chitwan
  10. Makawanpur
  11. Bhaktapur
  12. Lalitpur
  13. Kathmandu

State No. 4

  1. Gorkha
  2. Lamjung
  3. Tanahun
  4. Kaski
  5. Manang
  6. Mustang
  7. Parbat
  8. Syangja
  9. Myagdi
  10. Baglung
  11. Nawalparasi (East of Bardaghat Susta)

State No. 5

  1. Nawalparasi (West of Bardaghat Susta
  2. Rupandehi
  3. Kapilbastu
  4. Palpa
  5. Arghakhanchi
  6. Gulmi
  7. 7.Rukun (Eastern Part)
  8. Rolpa
  9. Pyuthan
  10. Daang
  11. Banke
  12. Bardiya

State No. 6

  1. Rukum (Western Part)
  2. Salyan
  3. Dolpa
  4. Jumla
  5. Mugu
  6. Humla
  7. Kalikot
  8. Jajarkot
  9. Dailekh
  10. Surkhet

State No. 7

  1. Bajura
  2. Bajhang
  3. Doti
  4. Achham
  5. Darchula
  6. Baitadi
  7. Dadeldhura
  8. Kanchanpur
  9. Kailali

Schedule-2 : National Anthem of Nepal

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(Relating to clause (1) of Article 9)

National Anthem of Nepal

Sayaun Thunga Phool Ka Hami Eutai Mala Nepali

Sarvavhaum Vai Failiyeka Mechi Mahakali

Prakitika Koti Koti Sampada Ko Aanchala

Bir Haruka Ragata Le Swatantra Ra Atala

Gyana Bhumi Shanti Bhumi Terai Pahad Himala

Akhanda Yo Pyaro Hamro Matri Bhumi Nepal

Bahul Jati Bhasa Dharma Sanskriti Chan Bishala

Agragami Rastra Hamro Jaya Jaya Nepal.

Schedule-1 : National Flag of Nepal

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(Relating to clause (2) of Article 8)

National Flag of Nepal

nepal-flagThe method of making the National Flag of Nepal

(a) Method of making the shape inside the border

(1) On the lower portion of a crimson cloth draw a line AB of the required length from left to right.

(2) From A draw a line AC perpendicular to AB making AC equal to AB plus one third AB. From AC mark off D making line AD equal to line AB. Join B and D.

(3) From BD mark off E making BE equal to AB.

(4) Touching E draw a line FG, starting from the point F on line AC, parallel to AB to the right hand-side. Mark off FG equal to AB.

(5) Join C and G.

(b) Method of making the moon

(6) From AB mark off AH making AH equal to one-fourth of line AB and starting from H draw a line HI parallel to line AC touching line CG at point I.

(7) Bisect CF at J and draw a line JK parallel to AB touching CG at point K.

(8) Let L be the point where lines JK and HI cut one another.

(9) Join J and G.

(10) Let M be the point where line JG and HI cut one another.

(11) With centre M and with a distance shortest from M to BD mark off N on the lower portion of line HI.

(12) Touching M and starting from O, a point on AC, draw a line from left to right parallel to AB.

(13) With centre L and radius LN draw a semi-circle on the lower portion and let P and Q be the points where it touches the line OM respectively.

(14) With centre M and radius MQ draw a semi-circle on the lower portion touching P and Q.

(15) With centre N and radius NM draw an arc touching PNQ at R and S. Join RS. Let T be the point where RS and HI cut one another.

(16) With centre T and radius TS draw a semi-circle on the upper portion of PNQ touching it at two points.

(17) With centre T and radius TM draw an arc on the upper portion of PNQ touching at two points.

(18) Eight equal and similar triangles of the moon are to be made in the space lying inside the semi-circle of No. (16) and outside the arc of No. (17) of this Schedule.

(c) Method of making the sun

(19) Bisect line AF at U, and draw a line UV parallel to AB line touching line BE at V.

(20) With centre W, the point where HI and UV cut one another and radius MN draw a circle.

(21) With centre W and radius LN draw a circle.

(22) Twelve equal and similar triangles of the sun are to be made in the space enclosed by the circles of No. (20) and of No. (21) with the two apexes of two triangles touching line HI.

(d) Method of making the border

(23) The width of the border will be equal to the width TN. This will be of deep blue colour and will be provided on all the side of the flag.

However, on the five angles of the flag the external angles will be equal to the internal angles.

(24) The above mentioned border will be provided if the flag is to be used with a rope. On the other hand, if it is to be hoisted on a pole, the hole on the border on the side AC can be extended according to requirements.

Explanation: The lines HI, RS, FE, ED, JG, OQ, JK and UV are imaginary. Similarly, the external and internal circles of the sun and the other arcs except the crescent moon are also imaginary. These are not shown on the flag.

Note bene: The size of the National Flag of Nepal shall be as determined by the Government of Nepal.