Due to the conditions in Nepal during the reign of King Birendra and at the instance of the Universal House of Justice, the National Assembly and the 40 other Local Assemblies were dissolved in 1975. For a few years, untill 1982, there was an Administrative Committee which looked after the affairs of the Cause in Nepal.

In the Himalayan Kingdom of Nepal, the believers have, through the integrity of their character and the excellence of their conduct, overcome in recent years restrictions on the expansion of the Cause. They are now held in high regard and are successfully engaged in presenting the Faith to the people as a unifying force which can contribute to the progress of the nation. As they grow in strength, they can begin to look beyond their own borders and assist in the propagation of the Faith in those areas to which they have such easy access. [Ridván 153]

• For his obituary see BW18:665–9.

• The team travels through Central and South America in a programme of cultural exchange. [BW18:172]
• For a report of the project and pictures see BW18:239–45 and BW19:74–6.

• For the message of the Universal House of Justice see BW18:156–7.
• For a pictorial report see BW18:138–40.

• For a list of references to the Greatest Holy Leaf found in English-language works see BW18:55–6.
• For a list of works published to commemorate this anniversary see BW18:57–8.
• For an article about her life and service see BW18:68–73.
• Five international conferences and their satellites, held in June, August and September, are dedicated to her memory. [BW18:102]

• For excerpts from the talk by ‘Alí Nakhjavání on this occasion see BW18:59–66.

• For the message of the Universal House of Justice see BW18:157–8.
• For a pictorial report see BW18:141–3.

• For the message of the Universal House of Justice see BW18:158–9.
• For a pictorial report see BW18:144–6.

• For the message of the Universal House of Justice see BW18:161–2.
• For a pictorial report see BW18:151–4.

• For the message of the Universal House of Justice see BW18:159–60.
• For a pictorial report see BW18:147–50.

• For a report of its activities see BW19:366–7.

• He was appointed a Hand of the Cause of God on the 19th of March,1954 following the death of Hand of the Cause of God Dorothy Baker. [MoCxxiv}
• For his obituary see BW18:613–18.

• He was the author of some 30 books, numerous articles and was an editor of Star of the West until 1939 and co-editor of World Order. He founded Avalon Press in 1935 through which he published his works.
• His first exposure to the Faith was at Green Acre. While serving as an college instructor in Constantinople he made a visit to 'Abdu'l-Bahá in Akka disguised as a Turk while He was still a prisoner. He met Him again in 1910 and while He was in Paris and the United States during His Western Travels.

• Responsibility for the Association is transferred to the United Kingdom in 1989.

• Twenty–nine Bahá'ís are executed or otherwise killed. [BW19:232–3]
• For pictures of the martyrs see BW18:295–305 and BW19:236–46.
• For a list of resolutions adopted by the United Nations, regional bodies, national and provincial governments, and other actions taken, see BW18:92–6 and BW19:44–6.
• For a list of the actions taken by the Bahá'í International Community, Bahá'í institutions and others see BW18:352–6, 424–5.

• For a description and history of the building see BW19:24–6.
• Marble for the Seat of the Universal House of Justice was cut and chiseled by Margraf, a firm from Chiampo, Italy formerly known as Industria Marmi Vincentini. [BWNS1223]
• For pictures see BW18:466–72 and Construction.

• The National Assembly is dissolved. [BW19:49]