This book is on the political socialization of women in Nepal which is a prerequisite for understanding the actual role, status, and participation of women in politics. The objective of the study is to know how Nepali women are socialized politically within different micro and macro spheres, i.e., family, religion, law, educational institution, media, and political party. The study attempts to highlight the disparity in the socialization of women by reflecting upon the ways in which they are brought up and socialized in the question of political knowledge and orientation. In a patriarchal and male-dominated society, the inadequate and unfair representation in politics is a historical hard reality because the principle of inequality exerts its influence in the society and socialization process. Consequently, women are found in an absolutely marginal position in the political and public spheres.