- Sunday, 26 April 2026
TRN Online
Emphasis laid on skills to generate self-employment
Mayor of Lalitpur Metropolitan City, Chiri Babu Maharjan, has laid emphasis that the metropolis would impart skill-oriented trainings which are useful to create and promote self-employment and entrepreneurship.
Rs 2400 billion outstanding public debt
The country's outstanding public debt has reached nearly Rs 2,400 billion.
Bhadrapur municipality collects Rs 48.66 million in revenue
It collected Rs 11.67 million more revenue during the period as compared to corresponding period of the previous fiscal year, 2022/23, said information officer, Netra Prasad Pokharel. The municipality had collected Rs 36.99 million in revenue in the corresponding period of the previous fiscal year.
Dignity and weightage of Parliament is declining: Former Speaker Sapkota
Vice-chairperson of the CPN (Maoist Center) and former Speaker of the House of Representatives (HoR) Agni Prasad Sapkota has said that the dignity and standing of the Parliament is declining.
Probe panel to make utmost efforts for consensus
Though an understanding was reached to form a probe committee one week ago after the Nepali Congress continued parliament obstruction demanding formation of a parliamentary probe committee on cooperative fund embezzlement, the parliament meeting is still obstructed in lack of finalization of terms of reference of the probe committee.
Dang women ploughing fields defying traditional barriers
Women of Banglachuli Rural Municipality - 7, Jhelneta of Dang ploughing oxen and planting maize seed in the field. Though the traditional barriers don't allow women to plough, Jhelneta women are compelled to plough fields with the help of oxen after the males of the village go to other countries including India for employment.
Consensus soon on mandate of coop probe committee: Minister Giri
During a press meet organized by the FNJ Parbat chapter here today, Minister Giri blamed the opposition parties behind delayed formation of probe committee. Once both sides become flexible, we can reach conclusion soon, he added.
Consensus soon on mandate of cooperative probe committee: Minister Giri
Minister for Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs, Padam Giri, has said the agreement would be forged by Sunday on the mandate and jurisdiction of the parliamentary investigative committee formed on cooperative fund embezzlement.
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KMC's diktat to schools to appoint info officers
In accordance with KMC's Communications and Information Act, 2080, the KMC asked the community and institutional schools to inform it after assigning information officers within two days.
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Police seek action against 35 including lawmaker over cooperative fund misuse
The Police submitted the investigation report at the District Attorney's Office with a suggestion to file a case against 35 persons, determining that they had embezzled more than Rs 166.8 million savings of depositors.
Palpa's traditional Ghatu Dance: In pictures
The Magar settlements of Palpa district have been witnessing the traditional Ghatu Dance in these days.
'Music and literature protect social values'
Addressing a programme organized to release a collection of songs, 'Nabhujhiyeko Jindagi', penned by former chief justice Kalyan Shrestha in Lalitpur on Friday, the speakers underlined that need for music and literary activism so that Nepal's identity and values could be made known to the world.
Madan Bhandari Foundation opens call for nominations for award
Madan Bhandari Foundation has opened the call for nominations for the award worth Rs 1,00,000. Issuing a notice Foundation Chairperson Mahendra Bahadur Pandey called for the nominations for the award.
Locals of Nayagaun preparing for paddy plantation
The locals are preparing for the paddy plantation at Nayagaun, Mandavi Rural Municipality, Pyuthan.
Electricity disruption in various parts of Kathmandu from tomorrow
There will be power disruption in some parts of Kathmandu from May 26.
