Language Commission calls for use of Nepali language in embossed number plates
Summary
The Language Commission has urged the government to mandate the use of the Nepali language in Devanagari script on embossed vehicle number plates, citing the Constitution and a Supreme Court ruling.
Key Points
- The Language Commission emphasized the use of Nepali language in embossed vehicle number plates.
- Article 7 (1) of the Constitution establishes Nepali in Devanagari script as the official language for government functions.
- The Commission opposed the recent provision to have vehicle number plates only in English.
- The Supreme Court ruled that embossed number plates must be in Nepali and directed all government tiers to comply.
- The Commission decided to remind the government again about the constitutional use of Devanagari script on number plates.

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Language Commission calls for use of Nepali language in embossed number plates
myrepublica.nagariknetwork.comThe Language Commission has urged the government to use Nepali language written in Devanagari script on embossed vehicle number plates …
Sep 03, 2025 14:55Language Commission urges Nepali script on embossed number plates
thehimalayantimes.comThe Language Commission has urged the government to emboss vehicle number plates in Nepali using Devanagari script, citing constitutional mandates …
Sep 03, 2025 09:54