1. Background

Youth power is an invaluable asset of the nation. The youth is the most valuable resource of the state and the driving force of change. Youth are the pioneers of economic, social, political and cultural transformation and the driving force of change. Due to courage, creativity, learning ability and high self-confidence, this class is the main heritage of the nation, which is also considered as the main source of nation building. In Nepal, the population of 16-40 years age group is 38.85 of the total population. As the youth is the backbone of the nation both qualitatively and numerically, it has become necessary to develop the youth in an all-round way and bring their abilities to the mainstream of national development. Loyalty to nation, nationalism and people in youth; meeting the basic needs of youth; Principles of equality and equitable distribution; Constitutional supremacy, individual freedom, principles of universal human rights, democratic values; This policy has been formulated for the protection and promotion of caste, language and environmental heritage and promotion of basic values ​​such as co-existence.