- Monday, 8 June 2026
TRN Online
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Ministry of Agriculture begins enlisting farmers after five months
After being enlisted, farmers are provided with various services and subsidies along with identity cards. Chemical fertilizers, seeds, subsidies, service management, and benefits are provided to the listed farmers, said Mahananda Joshi, Information Officer of the Ministry.
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Both Houses of the Federal Parliament meeting today
Both houses of the Federal Parliament are meeting today. The House of Representatives will meet at 11:00 am at the multi-purpose hall of the under-construction Federal Parliament Building in Singha Durbar.
Chances of light rain and windstorm in Tarai today
The weather will remain generally cloudy in the mountainous and hilly regions and partly cloudy in the rest of the country today. There is a possibility of moderate rain and snowfall with thunder and lightning as well as hail and snowstorm in some places in the hilly and mountainous regions of the country and light rain in a few places in the Tarai regions of Lumbini and Sudurpaschim Provinces and the rest of the Tarai regions.
Two dead, 12 injured in Lamjung jeep accident
Deputy Superintendent of Police and Chief of Lamjung District Police, Dipendra Kumar Basnet, said the jeep (Ga 1 Ja 6470) on its way to Usta village in Marsyangdi Rural Municipality-7 from the district headquarters Bensisahar fell some 50 meters off the road in Usta area of Bensisahar.
Chief Minister Baniya calls for exemption of interest for businesses
Inaugurating the 59th anniversary of the Makawanpur Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Hetauda today, he said that the federal government should take initiative to waive the bank interest of affected traders whose structures were demolished for road expansion in Hetauda.
Health Ministry's directive to designate 'focal person'
Information officer of the Ministry, Dr Bhakta KC, said that the ministry has instructed its 46 subordinate health institutions to appoint a 'focal person' as soon as possible to address complaints received through 'Hello Sarkar', a hotline complaint registering mechanism.
Leader Koirala vows to make efforts to unite NC
Inaugurating the 18th annual general meeting of BP Memorial Community Cooperative Hospital on Saturday, Koirala said that he was in favour of uniting the NC instead of standing for and against.
Physical infrastructures encroaching Fewa Lake bulldozed
The Pokhara Metropolitan City, with support from the Nepal Police personnel, bulldozed 32 huts and properties constructed by encroaching upon the land of Fewa Lake along the Sedi to Khapaudi, Chief of Metropolitan Police Purushottam Thapa said.
Three vehicles collide in Chitwan injuring 15 people
According to Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) of Chitwan, Rabindra Khanal, a bus (Ga 1 Kha 9925) bound to Narayanghat from Muglin and a Bolero jeep (Lu 1 Cha 8552) coming from the opposite direction collided head on, while a van (Ba Pra 03-001 Ha 2548) also hit the jeep.
West Asia conflict: All seven Nepalis injured in UAE out of danger, six discharged from hospital
All Nepali nationals who were injured in attacks in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) in course of the West Asian conflict are out of danger.
FNCCI welcomes PSPP: President Dhakal
President of the Federation of Nepalese Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FNCCI) Chandra Dhakal has said the Private Sector Protection and Promotion Plan unveiled by the government is capable of contributing to the nation's economic growth.
Public passenger bus drivers caught driving under the influence of alcohol
Nine drivers of public passenger bus have been arrested after being caught driving under the influence of alcohol.
Fire in Okhaldhunga guts properties worth over Rs 5.7 million
A fire broke out at Kerauni of Siddicharan municipality-2 in Okhaldhunga district today morning, destroying two houses belonging to a local resident. Property worth over Rs 5.7 million was damaged in the incident.
Deaf Nepal calls for prompt progress on Interpretation Service Operation and Management Procedures
The National Federation of the Deaf Nepal has urged the government to pass the Sign Language Interpretation Service Operation and Management Procedures soon.
Health Ministry reminds private medical colleges of November 1 agreement
The Ministry of Health and Population has directed private medical and dental colleges and hospitals to ensure that the health workers they have hired, including nurses, are provided with minimum wages and other benefits.
