- Wednesday, 6 May 2026
The Rising Nepal
Syria's rebels loom large as new rulers try to form national army
As insurgents raced across Syria in a surprise offensive launched in the country's northwest late last year, officials from several countries backing either the rebels or Syria’s government met in Qatar on what to do.
Plants of Kathmandu Valley: A book for nature lovers
The title 'Plants of Kathmandu Valley- A Pictorial Guide' in itself conveys much more about the book. If you are interested in learning about the plants found in the Kathmandu Valley, this book will be a prope
Retirement scheme after 16 yrs in service to APF personnel soon: Minister Lekhak
Minister for Home Affairs Ramesh Lekhak has claimed that the provision for armed police personnel to retire after 16 years of service will be included in the new law of the Armed Police Force (APF) Nepal.
Effective Climate Dialogue
Located in the heart of Asia, Nepal stands to play a constructive role in promoting win-win diplomacy, spearheading crusade for climate action and spurring the regional economic integration. Its geos
Tanahun Hydropower builds resting place to protect vultures
The under-construction 140-megawatt Tanahun Hydropower Project has built a 'vulture resting place' to protect vultures. Under the Wildlife Conservation and Pu
Landslips in Rajduwali section of Mechi Highway worry Ilam people
General public and local stakeholders in Ilam, Panchthar and Taplejung districts are raising concerns about the poor condition of the Mechi Highway in Ilam Municipality-9.
Govt approves supplementary grant guidelines
The government has extended the tenure of the recommendation committee formed for the appointment of the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Authority by 35 days.
‘Rising’ Trek Route, attracting tourists
With motor roads reaching most areas of the Annapurna Circuit Trek, the appeal of this popular trekking route has diminished. In response, tourism entrepreneurs have begun guiding tourists along a newly established trail known as the “Rising Trek Route.”
Bagmati govt to celebrate Martyrs’ Day for three days
Bagmati Province Government has decided to mark the Martyrs’ Day 2081 for three days by organising various programmes. The celebration will take place on January 27, 28 and 29.The Ministry of Internal Affairs
Everest Sugar Mills faces shortage of canes
Sugarcane crushing has been affected at Everest Sugar Mills in Ramnagar, Mahottari due to shortage of sugarcane. The sugar mills have been facing the probl
TRN Rupandehi reporter Gyawali honoured
Kapil Gyawali, our Rupandehi-based reporter, has been honoured with the Outstanding Journalism Award. The award, given in memory of the late Ganeshman Sainju, was presented to Gyawali at the 51st installation ceremony of Butwal Jaycees.
Rain-triggered landslide kills 16 in Indonesia
A landslide triggered by heavy rain on Indonesia's main island of Java has killed at least 16 people with three others missing, disaster officials said Tuesday. Intense rainfall in a
Ginger sale increases in Rukum West
Triveni rural municipality of Rukum Paschim district has sold the ginger worth Rs 60 million in a year. Although the number of farmers declined in the local level as compared to the previous year, the production of spicy plant was higher, fetching more income
Army, Bagmati enter Super 4
The Tribhuvan Army Club (TAC) and Bagmati Province entered the Super 4 stage of the PM Women’s Cup after their respective win over Koshi and Madhes at the Dhangadhi-based Fapla Cricket Ground on Tuesday.
Artists in Janakpur busy crafting Saraswati idols
Many sculpture artists are now busy making idols of Goddess Saraswati in several districts of Tarai targeting the Saraswati Puja which is approaching soon. As in other districts of the Madhes Province, th
