The Constitution of Nepal is the supreme law of the nation. It has been the source of all its legal power. The Constitution contains the complete text of the laws that can be enforced by the government.

The Constitution of Nepal has 9 chapters and 31 articles. It is the supreme law of the country and its every word is of equal and sacred value.

The Constitution has a preamble, which sets the scene and introduces the document. The preamble is followed by the Preamble, which is the first article of the Constitution.

The Preamble contains three parts. The first part sets the scene and introduces the document. The second part contains the basic structure of the country and the rights of its citizens. The third part contains the details of government and its departments.