Jilla Sabha

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
2Panchthar 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
  • Pradesh Sabha
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References
  1. "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.
  2. "Confusion surrounds coordination committee formation in split districts". www.kathmandupost.ekantipur.com. Kantipur Media Group. 11 June 2017. Retrieved 25 April 2018.
  3. "District discourse: DCCs' role in changed context". www.thehimalanyatimes.com. The Himalayan Times. 25 January 2018. Retrieved 25 April 2018.
  4. "Constitution of Nepal 2015" (PDF). www.constituteproject.org. Retrieved 25 April 2018.
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