- Tuesday, 21 April 2026
TRN Online
China, African countries vow to boost high-quality Belt and Road cooperation
African leaders and representatives attending the meeting said they look forward to further strengthening strategic synergy with China, deepening cooperation across various fields, and steadily advancing the high-quality Belt and Road cooperation to new heights.
(FOCAC) Economic Watch: Summit draws roadmap for China-Africa joint efforts in modernization drive
The summit from Sept. 4 to 6 in Beijing is the largest diplomatic event hosted by China in recent years. As one of the major outcomes of the summit, China announced Thursday that it will jointly advance modernization with Africa by implementing 10 partnership actions over the next three years.
Government decides to accept 115 million US dollar soft loan from ADB
Similarly, approval has been given for acquiring nearly two bighas land for the construction of the tower pad of the 132- kV Nepalgunj-Nanpara Transmission Line Project. The Cabinet meeting has also given approval for using 12.67 hectares land in the national forest area in Nawalparasi district for the 132- kV Bhumahi-Hakoi Transmission Line Project.
Govt decides to accept 115 million US dollar soft loan from ADB
The government is to accept concessional loan assistance of approximately Rs 15.29 billion (115 million US dollars) to be received from the Asian Development Bank (ADB) for the Irrigation Modernization Enhancement Project.
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PM Oli to leave for New York to attend 79th UNGA
Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli will leave here for New York, the United States of America, on September 20, leading the Nepali delegation to the 79th General Assembly of the United Nations.
Nature guide killed, American tourist and a guard injured due to rhino attack
A guide has died while two people including a foreign tourist have been injured due to the attack of a rhinoceros inside the Dalla Community Forest within the buffer zone of the Bardiya National Park.
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PM Oli for monitoring whether or not students got scholarships at all local levels
Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has said that the government shall monitor whether the students from impoverished communities are getting the scholarship grant money provided to them. He said, through his social networking site Facebook, today that this topic would be followed up on at all local levels.
MC Chair Prachanda honors Paris Paralympics bronze medalist Palesha
Former Prime Minister and CPN (Maoist Centre) Chair, Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda', honoured Palesha Goverdhan who won a bronze medal in the Paralympics-2024, amidst a programme held at Khumaltar on Friday.
Teej celebration: In pictures
Haritalika Teej, the biggest fasting festival of women in Hindu tradition, is being celebrated on Friday. Hindu women throughout the country are observing the festival.
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Baglung flood death toll reaches three
The body of 20-year-old Kamal Sapkota of Bandre Adhaithar, Baglung Municipality-4, who had been missing in a flood in the Bandrekhola rivulet, has been found.
Hima Rural Municipality declared literate RM
The Hima Rural Municipality in Jumla has been declared literate rural municipality. Hima has become the first local level to be declared literate among the eight local levels of the district.
Festivals are our identity, our pride, says NC President Deuba
President of Nepali Congress and former Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba said that our country is rich in different religions, culture and festivals and Haritalika Teej is a particularly important festival of Nepali women among the various festivals. "Festivals are our identity and pride."
Two dead, one missing in floods
Two people have died and one person has gone missing due to floods in the Bandre river in ward no. 4 of Baglung Municipality-4.
Heavy rainfall likely in Bagmati, Gandaki and Karnali
A few places in Koshi, Madhes, Bagmati, Gandaki and Lumbini provinces and one or two places in the remaining provinces are experiencing light to moderate rain.
Teej festival for social harmony: President Paudel
President Ram Chandra Paudel has said the Teej festival helps create social harmony, fraternity, integrity and unity among all Nepalis. In a message of best wis
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