- Friday, 24 April 2026
TRN Online
'Lumbini Development Trust needs restructuring'
A team of Public Account Committee under the House of Representatives (HoR) visited Lumbini on Monday. The team arrived here in course of a study on Gautam Buddha International Airport.
NC forms committees for holding elections of sister wings
The Nepali Congress has formed direction committees to conduct general conventions of various sister organizations.
NC office bearers' meeting at 9:00 am
The meeting to be held at party President Sher Bahadur Deuba's residence, Budhanilakantha, will review the latest political development and strategies the NC is adopting, according to joint general secretary Badri Prasad Pande.
HoR passes Bill on Investment Facilitation
The House of Representatives (HoR) meeting on Monday passed the Bill designed to Amend Some Nepal Acts on Investment Facilitation, 2081 BS.
Govt. approves nat'l strategy and action plan on Anti-Money Laundering
The Council of Ministers meeting held Monday approved the National Strategy and Action Plan on Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorist Financing.
Talks about change in power coalition not true: Minister Sharma
Talking to media persons after today's meeting of the Council of Ministers, she shared that Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' has made it clear that there will be no immediate change of power.
Need to assess geopolitical developments focusing on national interest: Foreign Minister Shrestha
"I am of the view that we need to focus on assessing nuances of evolving geopolitical developments, harnessing policy innovation and negotiation skills, and engaging with international community including development partners in line with fundamental national interests of our country and the peoples," said Foreign Minister Shrestha.
Bill relating to Renewal Energy and Energy Efficiency at Legislation Committee
The meeting on Monday of the National Assembly has sent the 'Bill relating to Renewal Energy and Energy Efficiency, 2081' to the Legislation Management Committee for clause-wise discussion.
'Country's public debt is manageable; we will not get caught up in debt trap'
Finance Minister Barsha Man Pun has ruled out the possibility of Nepal getting entrapped in the debt trap, saying compared to other countries Nepal's public debt is in a manageable situation.
Sports competitions play vital role in sports development: PM Prachanda
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' has said the role of sports competition is significant for the institutional development of sports. Inaugurating the 'Prakash Dahal Memorial Fourth Women and Men Open National Boxing Tournament' today, the Prime Minister made the remarks.
Preparations underway for forming commission to probe big corruption scams: DPM Lamichhane
In a meeting of the House of Representatives today, the Minister said the formation of such a committee is afoot to identify 25 corruption scams and investigate them.
Lawmakers express concern over deteriorating community schools education
Bidya Bhattarai blamed the country's education system, teaching and learning environment and the structural shortcomings for the poor results of the community schools in the Secondary Education Examination (SEE) this year.
Parliamentarians see dialogues and meeting among major political parties in positive light
Speaking during the 'special hour' of today's House of Representatives (HoR) meeting, Nepali Congress's Deepak Giri said that the intense dialogues among the major political parties in the recent days had installed hopes.
Tourism Minister Tamang stresses on protecting NAC's prestige
Addressing the 66th Anniversary Programme of NAC today, Minister Tamang said the dignity of the national flag-carrier, which has been successful in establishing a unique identity in the national and international civil aviation despite of various ups and downs, should not be tainted.
Experiences of former MPs vital for parliament: NA Chair Dahal
Inaugurating the 24th AGM of the Former MPs' Forum Nepal here today, the NA Chair stressed that former lawmakers should hand over their learning to the new generation to increase the efficiency of parliament.
