- Wednesday, 3 September 2025
TRN Online
Gold price hits high record of Rs 200,600 per tola
According to the Federation of Nepal Gold and Silver Dealers' Association, the price of hallmark gold has been determined at Rs 200, 600 per tola today which was traded at Rs 199, 400 per tola on Thrusday.
Cabinet meeting underway in Baluwatar
The meeting of the cabinet of ministers in the chairmanship of Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has started.
259 landless families receive land ownership certificates in Chitwan
The Land Problem Settlement Commission district committee has handed over land ownership certificates to 259 landless Dalit, landless squatters and unmanaged settlers in Chitwan.
SAFF U-17 Women's Championship: Nepal-India in fray
Nepal and India are competing in a march under the South Asian Football Federation (SAFF) U-17 Women's Championship today.
Two roads, including the Kaligandaki Corridor, blocked in Gulmi
The Kaligandaki Corridor has been blocked for traffic due to landslides. The road was completely blocked after a landslide occurred in Rakse, Kaligandaki Rural Municipality-2, Gulmi this morning.
Karnali Highway disrupted again
The highway has been disrupted due to landslides and road collapses, causing traffic to come to a halt in various sections of Kalikot district, triggered by the incessant rainfall.
Women dies by being hit by a stone in menstrual shed in Achham
Chief of District Police Office, Achham, Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) Om Prakash Khanal said that 28-year-old Nim Khanal and 7-year-old Kavita Bhandari of Mangalsen Municipality 6 died after a stone fell on them in Barala, Panchadewal Binayak Municipality-8 of Achham district.
Two youths die in a bus-scooter collision
Two youths died when the scooter they were riding collided with a bus parked near the Sky Bridge in Kathmandu Metropolitan City-32, Jadibuti.
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Non-violence festival kicks off in Kathmandu
The festival has featured several interactive sessions on forms of violence being meted out to the earth and animals by the human being.
International Day against Nuclear Tests today
On 2 December 2009, the 64th session of the United Nations General Assembly declared 29 August the International Day against Nuclear Tests by unanimously adopting resolution 64/35.
Monsoon gaining strength with influence of water vapor-rich air
The monsoon has turned somewhat active in some parts of the country with the rise in the influence of water vapor-rich air from the Bay of Bengal.
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Maoist Centre asks govt to immediately release dues of sugarcane farmers
The CPN (Maoist Centre) has expressed its solidarity with the sugarcane farmers and has asked the government to immediately release the entire dues to be paid to the sugarcane farmers.
Civil Service Bill to be passed on September 4
After a discussion between Speaker Devraj Ghimire and chief whips of different political parties at Singhadurbar today, a tentative agenda has been set to pass the civil service bill on September 4 if the National Assembly returns the bill on time.
Man killed in rhino attack
According to the information officer at the park, Avinash Thapa Magar, Khem Bahadur Sunar, 63, from Androuli of Bharatpur Metropolitan City-28, died in the rhino attack while he was collecting grass in the Rapti Buffer Zone Community Forest.
