- Monday, 8 June 2026
TRN Online
KMC tightening food hygiene measures in public schools and hospitals
Food Technical Officer at the KMC, Bharati Adhikari informed that the metropolis has advanced capacity development programmes for food entrepreneurs and joint monitoring to ensure food hygiene for consumers.
One dead, 11 injured after being hit by Scorpio
One died while 11 others have sustained injuries after a Scorpio vehicle hit pedestrians in Sitapur, Barahathawa Municipality–10, of Sarlahi on Friday evening.
Dhulikhel-Khawa road: Transportation to halt at night for blacktopping
In order to intensify blacktopping of Kavre-based Dhulikhel-Khawa road section along the Araniko Highway, vehicular transportation will be halted for two weeks from coming March 21 to April 3.
Moderate rain/snowfall likely in hilly and mountainous regions
At present, the hilly and mountainous areas of Bagmati, Gandaki and Koshi Provinces are generally cloudy, while the hilly and mountainous areas of the remaining provinces are partly cloudy.
Jhapa records heaviest rainfall in last 24 hours
As cloudy weather persists across the country, heavy to very heavy rainfall occurred in several districts across the country on Friday, with Jhapa recording the highest amount.
Serious concern over rising sexual violence and murder
The Children as Zones of Peace National Campaign (CZOP) has expressed grave concern over alarming rise of sexual violence, including rape, murder and exploitation meted out on girls and young adolescents.
Urge to implement inclusive representation system
Stakeholders and activists have suggested that the upcoming government should implement the inclusive representation system as enshrined in the Constitution of Nepal.
Guglielmo Arena appointed head coach of national football team
The All Nepal Football Association (ANFA) has appointed Italian coach Guglielmo Arena as the new head coach of the Nepali national football team.
Empowering Global South: Chinese Agricultural Machinery in Motion
Chinese agricultural machinery is making its way into fields across the world. From rice paddies in Indonesia to sugarcane fields in Kenya, Chinese farm equipment is transforming how these countries grow, harvest, and process their crops, turning labor-intensive hardship into efficient, productive agriculture.
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Nepal govt stops providing on-arrival visa to Iranian citizens
Nepal has decided to stop granting on-arrival visa to the Iranian nationals.
Nepal govt stops providing on-arrival visa to Iranian citizens
With this provision in place, the Iranian citizens except government and diplomatic passport bearers need their visas granted by the related Nepali Embassies abroad to enter Nepal.
Hearing on controversy over Sah's candidacy on Sunday
The Supreme Court has scheduled a hearing on Kishori Sah, the candidate representing the Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP) from Dhanusha constituency no 1 coming Sunday.
NOC urges all not to hoard cooking gas as supply is regular
At a time when the consumers have been worried over supply of essential fuel, cooking gas, the regulatory body has made it clear that the supply was regular.
NHRC urges government to ensure smooth supply of petroleum products including LPG
A press statement issued today by the Under-Secretary of the Commission, Shyam Babu Kafle, asked the government to bring anyone found involved in creating artificial shortage under the ambit of law, to regulate the tendency of making unnecessary storage of such products as well as to protect consumers' right by making immediate arrangement of supply of essential goods.
China donates $200,000 to families of Iran school strike victims
China said on Friday it will donate $200,000 to the parents of students killed in what it called an "indiscriminate" missile strike on a school in Iran early in the Middle East war.
