Discussion
In 2006, the form of government in Nepal changed from Monarchy to __________.
Answer: C
In 2006, Nepal changed from Monarchy to Democracy.
In April 2006, a mass people's movement in Nepal forced King Gyanendra to give up the absolute power he had seized and to restore Parliament. That began Nepal's transition to democracy: an elected Constituent Assembly abolished the monarchy in 2008 and Nepal became a federal democratic republic. NCERT's Class 9 political science opens its chapter on democracy with this movement.
Autocracy and tyranny describe the absolute rule the movement ended, and oligarchy, rule by a small group, is not what replaced it.
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