- Saturday, 11 April 2026
TRN Online
Production of nutritious barley disappearing
The agricultural produce barley crop is gradually disappearing in most of the local levels of the Bajura district. Barley was previously used in making grains of cows and buffalos, but, now the new generation has stopped rearing cows and buffalos resulting in a gradual decrease in barley cultivation.
India's SSB creating hurdles for boat operation in Mahakali
The Indian side is alleged of intervening in the operation of boats in the Mahakali River along the Nepal-India border at Tallo Swarad of Baitadi.
NEA takes steps to be majority shareholder in Budhigandaki hydropower project
Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA), the state-owned body responsible for producing and distributing electric power, has taken steps to own majority shares in the Budhigandaki hydropower project.
Annual Report of Attorney General tabled in upper house
The Annual Report of the Attorney General, 2022/23 has been presented in the National Assembly, the upper house of the Federal Parliament, today.
China's rapid recovery brightens regional, global economic outlook: ADB
The Asian Development Outlook (ADO) 2023, the ADB's flagship annual economic publication, expected China's gross domestic product (GDP) to rebound to 5 percent this year and to 4.5 percent in 2024.
Speaker Ghimire urges government to bring federal education bill
Speaker Devraj Ghimire has urged the government and political leaders to create an environment for presenting the federal education bill in the parliament soon.
NRB unveils Cryptocurrency Risk Assessment Report
Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) has unveiled the Cryptocurrency Risk Assessment Report today. In the Report the country's central bank has concluded that cryptocurrency cannot be brought into use as a transaction as it would be financially risky. Cryptocurrency transaction is banned by the existing laws of Nepal.
Religion promotes unity: Vice President
Vice President Ramsahay Prasad Yadav has said religion is a means of promoting peace, communal tolerance and bonding in society.
Health Ministry advises isolation soon after developing COVID symptoms
The Ministry of Health and Population has requested all to stay in isolation soon after developing symptoms of coronavirus. Issuing a notice, the Ministry urged one and all to stay in isolation after going coronavirus test soon after developing the symptoms.
Pokhara's tourism business facing hard times
Tourism related activities were completely stopped due to COVID-19 pandemic at a time when tourism entrepreneurs of Pokhara had made huge investment in tourism sector by taking loan from banks and financial institutions.
Vulture restaurant in Kawasoti serving as centre to study biological diversity
The Jatayu Restaurant, established 17 years ago at Kawasoti-13 of East Nawalparasi, is serving as a centre to study biological diversity and eco-tourism.
Five, including ex-chairman of GJADC, convicted of corruption
The Special Court has convicted five people, including the former chairperson and executive director of the Greater Janakpur Area Development Council (GJADC), on corruption.
Vegetable farming gives fine returns
A local Dambar Bahadur Bista has been getting good returns from vegetable farming at Dipnagar of Shuklaphanta Municipality-11 in the district. He has run well his family with the income.
Province govt eager to develop Thori as tourist hub: Minister Yadav
Minister for Industry, Tourism and Forest in Madhes Province, Sunita Yadav, has said province government was eager to develop Thori as a tourist hub.
Cooperation among parties must: General Secretary Sharma
General Secretary of the Nepali Congress, Bishwo Prakash Shama, has said cooperation and harmony among the political parties is essential. Conflict among political parties was against people's interest, he argued.
