- Sunday, 21 September 2025
TRN Online
Viral fever and dengue cases up in Sarlahi
The infection of viral fever is spreading rapidly following the change in the weather in the wake of incessant rainfall for a week, said Dr Nawal Kishore Jha, Deputy Medical Superintendent at the Provincial Hospital, Malangawa.
Woman killed in rhino attack
The deceased has been identified as Belmati Budha, 42, of Beldandi-2 of Beldandi rural municipality, according to Assistant Conservation Officer at Shuklaphanta National Park, Manoj Airee.
Khamcha dreams, aided by his feet
Yam Khamcha of Julpetar, Hupsekot Rural Municipality–3, Nawalpur, cannot speak. He has also not had use of his arms since birth. But he does not let that hold him back. He has a good memory and his dexterity with his feet is exceptional.
All medical services except emergency shutdown to protest manhandling of doctors
All the medical services except emergency and pharmacy at different hospitals and health institutions have been shut down in Makawanpur district to protest manhandling of doctors.
Vice President Yadav lays emphasis on efforts for child rights protection
Vice President Ram Sahaya Prasad Yadav has laid emphasis on mandatory formulating and enforcing education, health, sports, entertainment and personality development plans of children as per the arrangements specified in the Constitution.
PM expresses government commitment to protect children rights
In a message today on the occasion of National Children's Day, 2080, PM Dahal said the government was proactive in implementing legal, policy and institutional arrangements of the constitution, law and policy on child rights.
President's message on National Children's Day
Giving a message of best wishes today, President Paudel reminded that Nepal has been observing the Day, advocating the rights of children. The constitution has ensured right to children as the fundamental rights, President added.
People's representatives should work to elevate parliament's image-lawmaker Chaudhary
House of Representatives (HoR) member Ram Prakash Chaudhary has expressed displeasure on clash of interests among the political parties towards realizing the shared goal of successful implementation of federal democratic republic system.
NCC urges Chinese investors to increase investment in Nepal
Before the upcoming China visit of Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda', the NCC discussed bilateral economic and trade relations with the Chinese private sector at its office Jamal, Kathmandu.
Kaligandaki corridor restricted for night-time vehicular movement
Police have restricted night-time vehicular movement along the Kaligandaki corridor in Nawalparasi (Bardaghat-Susta-East). The restriction has been imposed due to ongoing construction in the corridor.
Revival Of Ranjana Lipi
In every writing style, individuals, societies, communities, and nations express their thoughts and feelings uniquely. These styles create a broad spectrum and foster connections among texts and grammatical choices. Nepali Bhasa, the official language of Nepal, employs the Devanagari script, a descendant of the Brahmi script. From this script, several Nepalese writing styles have emerged, such as Prachalit Lipi, Bhujimal Lipi, Ranjana Lipi, and more. Ranjana Lipi, a Nepalese calligraphic writing styl
Settlement for freed bonded labourers' turns ghost town
This settlement was built as a part of the Freed Haliya Rehabilitation Programme to provide housing for 18 freed Haliya (bonded labour) families.
Salt distributed by STC found to be inedible in Mugu
"I procure salt from the branch office of the Salt Trading Corporation (STC) in Mugu. I have been forced to identify and remove stones from the salt by saturating it in water," said Bhrikuti Rawat Bham, a resident of Ward No. 1 of Chhayanath Rara Municipality of Mugu.
Justice sought for assaulted Sancho Hospital doctors
Dr. Bikash Thapa and Dr. Prashant Bidari of the Hetauda-based Sancho Hospital were beaten by a group on Wednesday.
Venice faces possible UNESCO downgrade
The brief journey perched along the sides of a packed gondola is a far cry from romantic scenes of gondolieres serenading couples as they ply Venice's picturesque canals but is emblematic of the city's plunge into mass tourism.
