Jilla Sabha
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Jilla Sabha (Nepali: जिल्ला सभा) (translation:District Assembly) is an assembly in a district of Nepal. It is a local level authority in every district of Nepal. The District Assembly elects a District Coordination Committee with a maximum of nine members including a Head, a Deputy Head, at least three women and one person from the Dalit or another minority community.[1]
A district in Nepal is divided into many municipalities and there are two types of municipality in each district, urban municipality and rural municipality (Gaunpalika). Heads of these municipalities (Mayor and Deputy mayor of each urban municipality and Chairperson and Vice-chairperson of each rural municipality) are the members of the District Assembly and they are only eligible to vote in District Assembly. [1] [2] [3] [4]
List of districts in Jilla Sabha
| SN | District | Nepali |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Taplejung | ताप्लेजुंग |
| 2 | Panchthar | पाँचथर |
| 3 | Ilam | इलाम |
| 4 | Jhapa | झापा |
| 5 | Morang | मोरङ |
| 6 | Sunsari | सुनसरी |
| 7 | Dhankuta | धनकुटा |
| 8 | Tehrathum | तेर्हथुम |
| 9 | Sankhuwasabha | संखुवासभा |
| 10 | Bhojpur | भोजपुर |
| 11 | Solukhumbu | सोलुखुम्बु |
| 12 | Okhaldhunga | ओखलढुङ्गा |
| 13 | Khotang | खोटाङ |
| 14 | Udayapur | उदयपुर |
| 15 | Saptari | सप्तरी |
| 16 | Siraha | सिरहा |
| 17 | Dhanusa | धनुषा |
| 18 | Mahottari | महोत्तरी |
| 19 | Sarlahi | सर्लाही |
| 20 | Sindhuli | सिन्धुली |
| 21 | Ramechhap | रामेछाप |
| 22 | Dolakha | दोलखा |
| 23 | Sindhupalchowk | सिन्धुपाल्चोक |
| 24 | Kavrepalanchowk | काभ्रेपलाञ्चोक |
| 25 | Lalitpur | ललितपुर |
| 26 | Bhaktapur | भक्तपुर |
| 27 | Kathmandu | काठमाडौं |
| 28 | Nuwakot | नुवाकोट |
| 29 | Rasuwa | रसुवा |
| 30 | Dhading | धादिङ |
| 31 | Makwanpur | मकवानपुर |
| 32 | Rautahat | रौतहट |
| 33 | Bara | बारा |
| 34 | Parsa | पर्सा |
| 35 | Chitwan | चितवन |
| 36 | Gorkha | गोरखा |
| 37 | Lamjung | लमजुङ |
| 38 | Tanahun | तनहुँ |
| 39 | Syangja | स्याङ्जा |
| 40 | Kaski | कास्की |
| 41 | Manang | मनाङ |
| 42 | Mustang | मुस्ताङ |
| 43 | Myagdi | म्याग्दी |
| 44 | Parbat | पर्वत |
| 45 | Baglung | बागलुङ |
| 46 | Gulmi | गुल्मी |
| 47 | Palpa | पाल्पा |
| 48 | Nawalparasi West | नवलपरासी पश्चिम |
| 49 | Nawalparasi East | नवलपरासी पूर्व |
| 50 | Rupandehi | रुपन्देही |
| 51 | Kapilvastu | कपिलवस्तु |
| 52 | Arghakhanchi | अर्घाखाँची |
| 53 | Pyuthan | प्युठान |
| 54 | Rolpa | रोल्पा |
| 55 | Rukum East | रुकुम पूर्व |
| 56 | Rukum West | रुकुम पश्चिम |
| 57 | Salyan | सल्यान |
| 58 | Dang | दाङ |
| 59 | Banke | बाँके |
| 60 | Bardiya | बर्दिया |
| 61 | Surkhet | सुर्खेत |
| 62 | Dailekh | दैलेख |
| 63 | Jajarkot | जाजरकोट |
| 64 | Dolpa | डोल्पा |
| 65 | Jumla | जुम्ला |
| 66 | Kalikot | कालिकोट |
| 67 | Mugu | मुगु |
| 68 | Humla | हुम्ला |
| 69 | Bajura | बाजुरा |
| 70 | Bajhang | बझाङ |
| 71 | Achham | अछाम |
| 72 | Doti | डोटी |
| 73 | Kailali | कैलाली |
| 74 | Kanchanpur | कञ्चनपुर |
| 75 | Dadeldhura | डडेल्धुरा |
| 76 | Baitadi | बैतडी |
| 77 | Darchula | दार्चुला |
See Also
References
- ^ a b "Factsheet on Electoral Provisions in Nepal's New Constitution" (PDF). www.ifes.com. International Foundation for Electoral Systems. 18 February 2016. Retrieved 25 April 2018.
- ^ "Confusion surrounds coordination committee formation in split districts". www.kathmandupost.ekantipur.com. Kantipur Media Group. 11 June 2017. Retrieved 25 April 2018.
- ^ "District discourse: DCCs' role in changed context". www.thehimalanyatimes.com. The Himalayan Times. 25 January 2018. Retrieved 25 April 2018.
- ^ "Constitution of Nepal 2015" (PDF). www.constituteproject.org. Retrieved 25 April 2018.
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