Democracy Day

February 18, Sunday

Democracy Day
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Nepal Democracy Day, also known as Jan Badla Day, is celebrated on February 18. The day symbolizes the victory of the people's movement that led to the restoration of democracy in the country.

History of the holiday
Democracy Day is celebrated to commemorate the events of February 18, 1990, when mass protests against the absolute monarchy in Nepal began. These protests, organized by political parties and civil society, led to significant changes in the country's political system, including the introduction of multi-party democracy.

How the holiday is celebrated
Democracy Day is celebrated in Nepal with various events, including:

Formal ceremonies attended by government officials and leaders of political parties.

Mass demonstrations and rallies where citizens express their ideas about democracy and governance.

Educational programs and discussions on the importance of democratic values ​​and human rights.
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