- Thursday, 23 April 2026
TRN Online
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8 schools have less students in Humla
There is an enrollment of less than twenty-five students in eight schools located at Namkha Rural Municipality of Northern Humla. According to the Education, youth, and Sorts Branch of the Namkha Rural Municipality, there is an enrollment of less than twenty students in eight schools of the rural municipality.
Australia finds shipwreck 55 years after deadly disaster
The 71m (233ft) freighter was carrying steel off the coast of New South Wales when it ran into stormy weather in 1969, sparking one of the biggest maritime searches in Australian history.
Information officers deprived of access to information
Information officers designated at local governments and other government offices here are being deprived of information themselves.
Cases filed against 38 industries for selling substandard food items
The Food Technology and Quality Control Division Office has filed cases against 38 industries in connection with the regulation of food hygiene and quality. In the fiscal year 2080/81 BS, the office filed cases against 38 industries producing substandard food and beverages against the Food Act.
Saplings planted in world heritage site Soyambhu
As many as 1,000 saplings have been planted in the world heritage site, Swoyambhu.
Heavy rainfall likely to occur at some places of five provinces
The monsoon is generally cloudy throughout the country due to the influence of monsoon wind at present with the low pressure line of monsoon locating around the normal place.
Energy Minister Khadka meets families of air crash victims
Minister of Energy, Water Resources and Irrigation Deepak Khadka has extended his heartfelt condolences to the family members of those who died in the crash involving a Saurya Airlines aircraft.
UAE and Israeli Ambassadors call on Foreign Minister Deuba
Ambassador of the United Arab Emirates to Nepal Abdulla Al Shamsi paid a courtesy call on Foreign Minister Dr Arzu Rana Deuba at the latter's office today.
Postmortem and identification of victims of air crash begins
Post-mortem and identification of the bodies of the 18 people who were killed in Saurya Airlines plane crash has begun at Tribhuvan University Teaching Hospital, Maharajgunj.
Home Minister's commitment to provide facilities to martyr Kayastha's family
Home Minister Ramesh Lekhak has expressed his commitment to provide the necessary facilities to the family of martyr Mukesh Kayastha on behalf of the state.
Publicise Nepal's heroism and brilliance across globe: President Paudel
President Ram Chandra Paudel urged one and all to publicize Nepal's glorious history of bravery, heroism and brilliance across the world.
PM Oli directs bodies concerned to work to prevent accidents
Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has directed the concerned bodies and sides to work to curb tragic incidents like plane crash in coming days.
Commission of inquiry to investigate plane crash
The government has formed a five-member Commission to investigate the crash that took place this morning involving an aircraft of Saurya Airlines.
Chandra Dhakal elected HCCN Dean, Economic diplomacy first priority
With 62 Honorary Consuls/Consul Generals representing countries without residential diplomatic missions in Nepal, HCCN plays a pivotal role in promoting economic, cultural, and diplomatic ties between Nepal and these nations.
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PM Oli takes stock of Saurya airlines pilot's health condition
Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli inquired about the health condition of Saurya airlines Captain Manish Ratna Shakya, who was seriously injured in the crash that took place at the Tribhuvan International Airport in the capital this morning.
