- Saturday, 6 June 2026
TRN Online
Nepal aim to avenge Bangladesh and win SAFF Women Championship title for first time
Nepal will face Bangladesh in the final of the SAFF Women’s Championship at Dasarath Rangasala in Kathmandu on Wednesday.
Nepal and India decide to control cross border crimes
The Nepal-India Border District Coordination Committee meeting has concluded with decisions aimed at controlling border-related crimes.
Youth from Jogi community reviving the ‘Feri’ practice
Young people from the minority Jogi community have returned to their ancestral occupation of performing ‘Feri’ (blowing animal horn in each house by visiting villages in the nighttime) rituals.
Nepal, WB sign Rs. 20bn deal for climate-induced hazard
The government of Nepal and the World Bank signed a US$150 million equivalent (Rs. 20 billion) financing agreement for contingent financing that can be availed in the case of a natural or climate-induced hazard or health emergency in Nepal.
Tihar festival begins from today
Tihar, the second greatest festival of Hindus, is starting with Kaag Tihar on Wednesday. People celebrated Dhanteras on Tuesday by buying gold, silver and utensils. It is believed purchasing gold, silver, utensils and making business deals on this day is expected to bring wealth and prosperity.
Mha Puja: A celebration of self in Newari culture
The Newar community celebrates Mha Puja with reverence, marking the start of the Nepal Sambat New Year on Kartik Sukla Pratipada, a tradition tracing back over 1,500 years to the Licchavi era.
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Nepal earns Rs. 4.75 billion from carbon trading
The Alternative Energy Promotion Centre (AEPC) informed that Nepal has earned Rs. 4.75 billion (US$ 35.27 million) through carbon trading. The income is made through eight different carbon trading projects operated by the AEPC since 2011 as the country reduced a total of 6 million tonnes of carbon emissions, its Executive Director of Nawaraj Dhakal said at the programme organised to celebrate the 28th anniversary of the AEPC in the Capital on Tuesday.
Nepal wins gold medals in Summer Games Boxing
Nepali boxers, Swastika Tiruwa and Norbu Thendup Sherpa, have won gold medals in the ISF Gymnasiade Summer boxing today. Both of them defeated Brazilian boxers.
Savings deposit of over 6,000 depositors of problematic cooperatives returned
The Office of the Problematic Cooperative Management Committee has shared that cent percent deposit of over 6,000 members of the crisis-hit cooperatives have been returned so far.
Coconut worth Rs 321 million imported in three months
In the first three months of the current fiscal year, the country imported coconut worth Rs 321 million.
PCN concerned over government media house’s prestige
The PCN has demanded that the management of the concerned public media houses should immediately improve their activities that are counterproductive to the media and maintain prestige of the public media houses by ensuring professional security of the journalists and the employees and disseminating news fairly.
SAFF Championship final tickets on sale from 8:00 am tomorrow
ANFA spokesperson Suresh Shah said that tickets will be sold outside the gate of the Army Headquarters at Bhadrakali, Kathmandu and Jawalakhel Sports Ground in Lalitpur. The tickets will be available for sale from 8:00 am in the morning.
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Development and environmental protection together, says Minister Gurung
Minister of Communications and Information Technology Prithvisubba Gurung has said that the work of development and environmental protection should be carried together.
Gold lovers lineup at Bishal Bazar in Dhanteras
People believe buying gold, silver on this auspicious day brings prosperity and good fortune.
Manita making good livelihood by producing soap from local herbage
Presently, Ghimire uses Titepati (mugwort), carrot leaves, charcoal, Neem (Margosa Tree) leaves and honey to make bathing soap which can also be used as face wash.
