- Monday, 8 June 2026
TRN Online
Gold and silver prices up
According to the Federation of Nepal Gold and Silver Dealers' Association, the price of hallmark gold is set Rs 290,200 per tola and the price of the same quantity of silver at Rs 4,845 today.
Gen-Z Martyr's family member given job
The family of Dipak Singh Saud, who got martyrdom in the Gen-Z Movement, from Shivanath Rural Municipality in Baitadi district was given a job opportunity by the government institution. Martyr Dipak's sister-in-law Sarswati Saud was recruited in Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA).
Bridge constructed five months before deadline
A suspension bridge connecting Chhaldibar to Palukha villages of Isma Rural Municipality-2 in Gulmi district was completed five months before the given deadline.
Former CDO of Kathmandu Chhabi Rijal detained
The former Chief District Officer of Kathmandu, Chhabi Rijal, was arrested by a team of police personnel from the Kathmandu Valley Crime Investigation Office this morning from his residence in Koteshwor, Kathmandu.
Generally cloudy weather likely today
The weather is generally cloudy in the hilly and mountainous parts in Lubmini and Sudurpaschim provinces of the country at present. The weather in the rest of the parts of the country is generally fair, according to the Department of Hydrology and Meteorology. Currently, light rain is occurring in one or two hilly places in Gandaki Province.
'Education on non-violence inspires us to develop sense of compassion'
Vice-President Ramsahay Prasad Yadav has extended best wishes of happiness, peace, prosperity and spiritual wellness to all the followers of the Jain community on the occasion of the birth anniversary of the founder of the Jain religion, Mahavir.
Mahavir Jayanti being marked today
The 2625th birth anniversary of Mahavir Jain, the founder of Jainism, is being marked today across the country. Mahavir Jain, born in Bhaishali of India, had practiced the highest form of restraint and non-violence.
Gorkhapatra GM Airi given farewell
Gorkhapatra Corporation’s General Manager Lal Bahadur Airi completed his four-year term on Monday. He was bid farewell by organising separate programmes in the corporation. Editors and journalists of Gorkhapatra Daily and The Rising Nepal Daily jointly organised a farewell programme, while Gorkhapatra administration held a similar event in his honour. Airi was the first general manager of the Sansthan to be formally bid farewell by the two dailies in recognition of his impressive performance in the last six months of his tennure as executive head of the oldest publication house. He was appointed General Manager of the Corporation on March 31, 2022, and was given executive authority on September 28, 2025.
President summons joint session of federal parliament
The Council of Ministers had made the recommendation earlier today as per Article 93 (1) of the Constitution, shared Spokesperson of the Office of the President, Ritesh Kumar Shakya.
CIT Minister Dr Timilsina demands immediate reform plans
Receiving the briefings during the on-site inspection of the Department of Postal Services, the Department of Information Technology and the Advertisement Board on Monday, Minister Dr Timilsina called upon the authorities of those agencies to submit, within one week, the list of works that requires immediate improvement as well as work plans that are important for long terms that deliver tangible results for citizens.
Harka Sampang files complaints with cyber bureau over death threats
Chairperson of the Shram Sanskriti Party, Harka Sampang, said that he has lodged a complaint at the Cyber Bureau of the Nepal Police against an individual for allegedly issuing death threats via social media.
Show cause order over arrest of leader Lekhak
Issuing a show cause order in response to a writ petition filed against his arrest, a single bench of Justice Kumar Regmi today asked the concerned authorities to submit a written response through the Attorney General's Office within three days of receiving the notice.
Home Minister Gurung assures no interference in police duty
On the occasion, the Home Minister thanked the Nepal Police for performing at their best despite limited resources. Urging the police administration to carry out their responsibilities with confidence, he assured them that there would be no unnecessary interference from any level in the discharge of their duties in the coming days.
CJ Raut calls on President Paudel
Chief Justice Raut reached Sheetal Niwas and met President Paudel at a time when the former's term is being over soon. Raut's term as Chief Justice is ending on April 1.
Legendary Singer Deepak Kharel’s First Full Orchestra Show Announced
In the programme, Kharel will perform 17 of his timeless songs, including Purnimako Raat Pani, Timro Tyo Hansilo Muharko, Yo Karmabhumi Ko Aanganma, Pratiksha Gar Meri Mayalu, Badal Banaideu, Garun Ki Mitho Bhool, and Bihaniko Siretomma.
