Introduction
I. The Constitution of Nepal and Its Promise of Inclusion
2. Contextual Approach to Nepal's Constitutional Autochthony
3. Intersectional Inequalities and Nepal's Constitution
4. Scope of the Book
5. Brief Outline of the Chapters

Part One: Historical Overview
1. Introduction
2. Pre-1990 Constitutional Developments
2A. The Shah Period (1769-1846)
2B. The Rana Regime (1846-1951)
2C. The Democratic Interlude (1951-1960)
2D. The Panchayat Period (1960-1990)
3. 1990 Constitutional Developments
4. Post-Conflict Constitutional Settlement: The 2007 Interim Constitution
5. Election and Life of the First Constituent Assembly
6. Dissolution of the First Constituent Assembly
7. Conclusions: Finalising Nepal's 2015 Constitution

Part Two: Identity Politics and Nepal's State Structure
1. Introduction
2. Identity Politics and Constitutional Change
3. Definition of the State and the Nation
4. Citizenship Provisions and Gender-Based Discrimination
5. Federal Debates in Nepal
6. Federal Structure
7. The Second Tier: Provincial Government
8. The Third Tier: Local Government
9. Identity Politics and Nepal's New Constitutional Settlement
10. Conclusions

Part Three: The Executive
1. Introduction
2. From King to President
3. Government Formation, Cabinet, and Attorney General
4. Responsibility to Parliament, Parliament Dissolution, and Watchdog Bodies
5. Nepal's Civil Service, Security Forces, and Emergency Powers
6. Conclusions

Part Four: Parliament
1. Introduction
2. Federal Parliament and Provincial Legislatures: Composition and Quotas
3. Election Commission, Elections, and Political Parties in Nepal
4. Powers and Features of the Federal Parliament
5. Legislative and Financial Procedure
6. Conclusions

Part Five: The Judiciary
1. Introduction
2. Nepal's Court Structure
3. Judicial Appointments, Working Conditions, and Impeachment
3A. Judicial Appointments, Constitutional Bodies, and Parliamentary Oversight
i. Constitutional Bodies
ii. Parliamentary Hearing Committee (PHC)
iii. Judicial Appointments and Socio-Cultural Diversity
3B. Working Conditions of the Judges
3C. Judicial Impeachment
4. Powers and Jurisdiction of the Supreme Court and High Courts
5. Relationship Between Supreme Court and Political Branches
6. Conclusions

Part Six: Fundamental Rights
1. Introduction
2. Fundamental Rights between Individual and Groups Rights
2A. Right to Equality and Right to Social Justice
2B. Right against Untouchability and Discrimination and Right of Dalits
2C. Right to Religious Freedom
3. Social Rights under the 2015 Constitution
4. Social Inclusion, Directive Principles, Policies, and Responsibilities of the State, and 4th Branch Institutions
5. Case Studies on Gender Constitutionalism: SRHR and LGBTQI+ Rights
6. Conclusions

Part Seven: Constitutional Change and Continuities
1. Gen Z and Constitutional Reform
2. Amendment Procedure
3. Constitutional Change and Continuities
4. Conclusions