Some Important Dates of Nepalese History for Grade X

Some other Important Dates of Nepalese History

- 2003 BS ( establishment of National Nepali Congress
- 2005 BS( establishment of Nepali Democratic Congress
- 17th Chaitra, 2007 BS( Cabinet passed the Interim constitution of Nepal 2007
- 25th Kartik, 2008 BS ( Cabinet member from Nepali congress Resigned
- 2010 B.S ( Five member advisory government dissolved
- 2011 B.S ( Government of Malrika prashad koirala dissolved
- 2012 B.S ( Government of Tanka Prashad Acharya formed
- 2013 B.S ( Government of Tanka prashad Acharya dissolved
- 2013 B.S (Government of Dr.KI (Kunwar Indrajeet) Singh formed.
- 21st Mangsir, 2014 (( Government formed on the chairmanship Subarna Shumsher
- 1st Falgun, 2015  ( Promulgation of the constitution of Nepal – 2015 B.S
- 7th Falgun, 2015 ( First general election held
- 13th Jestha, 2016 ( B.P Koirala formed cabinet
- 1st Paush, 2017 ( King Mahendra dismissed elected government of Nepali congress, suspended parliament, imprisionated the Prime Minister, Minister, Political activities, banned political parties and seized all power.
- 22nd Poush, 2017 ( King Mahendra announced partyless autocratic panchayat system.
- 1st Baishak, 2018 ( Nepal has been divided in 14 zones 75 districts.
- 25th Magh, 2013 ( an attempt to assainate king Mahendra on Janakpur visit by Durganandra Jha.
- 1st Paush, 2019 ( Promulgation of new constitution based on Panchayat System.
- 1st Bhadra, 2020 ( Improved Muluki Ain announced.
- 4th Magh, 2023 (  The first amendment of the constitution
- 1st Poush, 2024 ( Back to village national campaign was announced.
17th Magh, 2028 ( Death of king Mahendra enthronement of King Birendra.
- 21st Falgun, 2029 ( The Sukhani Massacre took place
- 25th Jestha, 2030 ( A plane flying from KTM was hijacked.
- 25th Asar, 2030 ( Fire in Singhadurbar.
- 26th Mangsir, 2032 ( 2nd amendment of constitution of Nepal of 2019.
- 16th Paush, 2033 ( B.P. Koirala returned from India.
- 24th Chaitra, 2035 ( The military government of Pakistan exacuted from.
- 27th Chaitra, 2035 ( Ratna Kumar Bastawa was shot dead by Panchayat government.
- 10th Jestha, 2036 ( Announcement of Referdurg.
- 20th Baishak, 2037 ( The election of referendus took place.
- 1st Poush, 2037 ( the third amendment of the constitution.
- 1st Magh, 2040 ( Piskar Massacre took place.
- 10th Jestha, 2042 ( Nepali congress launched non-violent civil disobedience movement.
- 5th – 7th Magh, 2046 ( the national convention of Nepali congress took place.
- 7th Falgun, 2046 ( the nepali congress and the leftist front formally started the mass movement.
- 26th Chaitra, 2046 ( restoration of multiparty system.
- 6th Baishak, 2047 ( The Interim government under Krishna Prasad Bhattarai was found.
Role and Responsibility of Interim government formed on 6th Baishak, 2047
to frame a democratic constitution for Nepalese people.
to hold general election within a year.
- 16th Jestha, 2047 ( A nine members constitution draft was formed.
- 23rd Kartik, 2047 ( new constitution based on multiparty democracy was promulgated.
- 29th Baishak, 2048 ( The general election for parliament took place.
- 15th Jestha, 2048 (  Nepali congress formed a majority. [110/205 sets government under Girija Prasad Koirala]
- 29th Kartik, 2051 ( mid-term election took place.
- 13th Mangsir, 2051 ( a minor government was formed under Manamohan Adhikari
- 25th Bhadra, 2052 ( Manamohan Adhikari lost the vote of confidence which led him to resign from his post.
- 1st Falgun, 2052 ( Maoist started the armed revolution.
- 20th Baishak, 2056 ( the general election for parliament took place.
- 19th Jestha, 2058 ( Royal massacre took place.
- 18th Asoj, 2059 ( King Gyanendra dissolved the council of minister under Sher Bahadur Deuba.
- 19th Magh, 2061 ( King Gyanendra took the power on him dissolving the cabinet of sher Bahadur Deuba second time.
- 7th Mangsir, 2062 ( 12 point agreement was made between Seven Party Alliance (SPA) and CPN (Maoist)
- 24th Chaitra, 2062 ( mass movement II begain.
- 11th Baishak, 2063 ( mass movement II succeeded, king Gyanendra declared the returning of sovereignty to the people and restoration of House of Representative.
- 13th Baishak, 2063 ( Girija Prasad Koirala become the prime minister based on unanimous consensus of SPA and CPN (Maoist).
- 15th Baishak, 2063 ( the first meeting of the restored house of representatives.
- 4th Jestha, 2063 ( historical declaration of the House of Representatives.
- 2nd Asar, 2063 ( eight point agreement was made between SPA and CPN (Maoist).
- 5th Mangsir, 2063 ( the comprehensive peace agreement was signed between CPN (Maoist) and government of Nepal and declared the ending of 10 years long people's war of Maoist.
- 1st Magh, 2063 ( Promulgation of the interim constitution of Nepal 2063 B.S.
- 18th Chaitra, 2063 ( an interim government was formed including the Maoist.
- 28th Chaitra, 2064 ( election of the constitutional assembly was held for the first time in Nepal.
- 15th Jestha, 2065 ( Constitutional Assembly declared Nepal republic state in the first meeting of CA I
- 6th Shrawan, 2065 ( Dr. Ram Baran Yadav was elected the first president of Republic of Nepal

- 4th Mangsir 2070 ( re-election of constitutional assembly
- 8th Magh 2070 BS ( First meeting of CA II
- 3rd Asoj 2072 BS( promulgation of Constitution of Nepal (2072)
- 9th Magh 2072 ( first amendment of Constitution of Nepal
- 11th Kartik 2072 ( Bidyadevi Bhandari elected as 2nd president of Nepal

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