In commemoration of Constitution Day, a significant and pivotal event in Nepal's history, the Kathmandu University School of Law (KUSoL) collaborated with the Office of the Attorney General and the PDS Student Network Nepal to organize a thought-provoking panel discussion. The event took place on the eve of Constitution Day and was a resounding success, engaging an enthusiastic and diverse audience.

The topic of discussion, "Federalism, Devolution of Power, and Social Inclusion," held a special significance as it delved into key aspects of Nepal's constitution and its ongoing evolution. The event was marked by insightful conversations, enlightening perspectives, and an overarching celebration of democracy and the rule of law.

The panel discussion was graced by a distinguished group of speakers:

• Hon Indira Rana Magar, Deputy Speaker HoR
• Dr. Dina Mani Pokhrel, Attorney General of Nepal
• Damannath Dhungana, Former Speaker of HoR
• Dr. Bipin Adhikari, Constitution Expert
• Dr. Rishikesh Wagle, Dean KUSoL

The engaged and enthusiastic audience played a pivotal role in the event's success. Their active participation and insightful questions enriched the discussions and underscored the significance of constitutional awareness and education in Nepal.