The Big Picture
The Big Picture
Nepal’s Parliament, parties, money and national issues at a glance. Every item links to the details and sources.
Who sits in Parliament
Go deeperSeats in the House of Representatives by party, as listed in the official directory.
House of Representatives
National Assembly
- Marxist–Leninist
- Communist and socialist union
- Socialist
- Democratic socialist
- Liberal
- Liberal-conservative
- Not placed / independent
One dot per seat. Parties are arranged left to right by the ideology each names in its own documents; grey dots are parties not placed on that scale and independents. Seats are members shown in our directory, by party as listed in the official directory.
Where the parties stand
Go deeperParties from left to right by the ideology each names in its own documents.
The state should own or steer more of the economy; equality comes first.
Markets and private business should lead; tradition and order matter more.
- Marxist–Leninist
- Communist and socialist union
- Socialist
- Democratic socialist
- Liberal
- Liberal-conservative
- Marxist–Leninist
- Communist and socialist union
- Socialist
- Democratic socialist
- Liberal
- Liberal-conservative
- Not placed / independent
The national budget
Go deeperFederal budget 2083/84: where the money comes from and where it goes, Rs billion.
Comes from
Goes to
The national debt
Go deeperWhat Nepal owes, to whom, Rs billion (end of Bhadra 2083).
Largest foreign lenders
Twelve national issues
Go deeperEach explained with evidence, options and who is responsible.
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