Part 11 : Judiciary | The Constitution of Nepal 2015

Welcome to Part 11 of the Explainer AI Podcast on the Constitution of Nepal, where we simplify the Judiciary system under Part 11 of the Constitution of Nepal 2072 (2015 AD). In this episode, you’ll learn: The structure and independence of the Judiciary in Nepal Roles and powers of the Supreme Court, High Courts, and District Courts Appointment, qualifications, and tenure of judges The Judicial Council and its role in maintaining judicial integrity Principles of judicial review, constitutional interpretation, and natural justice What makes the Judiciary an independent and co-equal branch of government Procedures for removal, impeachment, and code of conduct for judges Significance of the Judiciary in protecting fundamental rights and upholding the Constitution Relevance of Part 11 for Loksewa, Nepal Bar, and civil service aspirants Whether you're a student, law aspirant, or simply a curious citizen, this episode gives you a clear and structured explanation of Nepal’s judicial system under the Constitution. Judiciary of Nepal Constitution Part 11 Constitution of Nepal explained Structure of Judiciary in Nepal Supreme Court of Nepal powers Appointment of judges Nepal Constitution Independence of judiciary Nepal Loksewa Nepal judiciary system Constitution of Nepal 2072 judiciary Role of Supreme Court Nepal High Court and District Courts Nepal Judicial Council Nepal Constitution Removal of judges Nepal Constitution Samvidhan Nepal nyayik nikay Nepal ko nyayik nikay ko sanrachana Judicial review in Nepal Constitution Rule of law Nepal Constitution Civil rights and judiciary Nepal Judiciary for Loksewa preparation Nepal law podcast judiciary Court system Nepal explained Fundamental rights enforcement Nepal courts Impeachment of judges Nepal Constitution Duties of judges Nepal Constitution