- Monday, 8 June 2026
TRN Online
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Weather adversity leads to increasing pollution, public urged to take precautions
Major cities, including Kathmandu and Pokhara, have recorded high levels of particulate matter (PM2.5). The Department of Environment under the Ministry of Forests and Environment has urged the public to take all possible precautions against rising environmental pollution.
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Tiger census commences in Shuklaphanta National Park
A tiger census began in and around Shuklaphanta National Park on Tuesday. According to park authorities, the census commenced from the Laljhadi–Mohana Conservation Area near the park and Jogbudha of Dadeldhura. It was formally launched on Tuesday morning.
Finance Minister returns diplomatic passport
Minister of Finance Rameshore Khanal has returned his diplomatic passport(red passport) that he had been using.
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Air service disrupted in Humla since two days
According to the Chief of the Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal, Mahendra Singh, flights have remained suspended for two consecutive days.
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India tightens gas supplies over Mideast war, restaurants warn of closures
India ordered tighter controls over natural and cooking gas on Tuesday following import disruptions caused by the Middle East war, with restaurants warning it could spark widespread closures.
AMC asks government to immediately make public probe commission's report
The Accountability Monitoring Committee (AMC) has called on the government to immediately make public the report of the Probe Commission formed to investigate on September 8 and 9 incidents.
Cherry blossoms bloom in Kathmandu, enhancing city's beauty (Photo Feature)
Cheery trees are planted along various roadsides and in parks for urban beautification. As the cherry trees began to bloom, the general public started taking selfies and photographs with the flowers.
Haze to gradually clear from today: Meteorologist
Meteorologist Sanjeev Adhikari said that the weather condition is likely to further improve from tomorrow.
Leopard rescued from Kusunti Height in Lalitpur
The wild animal was neutralized through a dart before the rescue that was assisted by the Satdobato Police, District Forest Office, Lalitpur and the Lalitpur Metropolitan City Police.
Sunflower farm in Chitwan drawing hundreds of visitors daily
A sunflower farm here has become a promising site for agro-eco tourism. Local farmer Chandra Prasad Adhikari's 'sunflower garden' has been attracting an increasing number of visitors day by day.
Teenager buried to death due to mound-collapse
A 16-year-old girl, Alina Singh from Gwani, Sayal Rural Municipality-2, has died after being buried as a mound of earth collapsed on her. She had gone to scrape and collect soil from the mound to use it for plastering the house walls.
Measles detected in Dhorpatan Municipality, Health Ministry preparing for vaccination
The Health and Population Ministry is going to launch a vaccination campaign against measles in the municipality.
Two girls found dead on riverbank, one missing, believed to have been swept away
: The bodies of two girls—one aged 14 and the other 12—were retrieved today from the bank of the Sanibheri River at Banfikot Rural Municipality-3 in Rukum West. A third girl, 12-year-old Sapana Oli, who was accompanying them, has gone missing.
Five gamblers arrested with cash
Police have arrested five persons on the charge of gambling from Pokhara of Kaski District along with cash and playing cards.
RSP committed to strengthening Nepal-India ties: Lamichhane
President of the Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP) Rabi Lamichhane has said that the party and the government will remain committed to strengthening Nepal-India relations based on mutual respect and shared prosperity.
