- Wednesday, 8 April 2026
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At least 16 campers dead in Malaysia landslide
At least 16 people including children have been killed after a landslide enveloped a holiday campsite in Malaysia's Selangor state, officials say. Families were sleeping in their tents when a landslide happened around 03:00 Friday (19:00 GMT Thursday) at a farm stay in Batang Kali township.
Regular flights operation begins at Surkhet Airport
Regular flights have begun from today at Surkhet Airport, the provincial capital of Karnali Province, with ATR-72 aircraft taking off from the Airport's runway.
Over 500 wild animals die in five months
At least 554 wild animals have died in the Chitwan National Park in a span of five months. Of them, 27 died natural death and 21 succumbed to domestic dog biting, said Ganesh Prasad Tiwari, information officer for the CNP.
Telecardiology service comes into operation in Rapti rural municipality
Now onwards patients in Rapti rural municipality in Dang district will avail medical consultation services especially about heart health through online services.
Cold affects normal life in Tarai
Excessively cold weather in the past few days has affected daily life in Tarai belt including Sarlahi district.
Baglung produces orange worth Rs 240 million
Baglung district has witnessed a growth of 20 percent in orange production compared to the last year.
Garbage collected from tourist site Panchpokhari
As high as 500 kilogram of waste has been managed by conducting a cleanup campaign in touristic site Panchpokhari in Sindhupalchowk district.
Printer’s Devil And Red Faces
Having just marked the 50th year as a feature article contributor and columnist with an unbeaten record innings, this scribe chooses to mark The Rising Nepal entering its 57th birth anniversary with tidbits that weathered acute embarrassment when they first occurred but can be recalled as lessons.
Voice Of People, Government To Outside World
The Rising Nepal, the country’s first English broadsheet daily, is celebrating its 57th anniversary. In its 57-year history, this newspaper has been the voice of Nepal and the government to the outside world.
Reasons That Make Newspapers Relevant Today
Most of the undergrad students don't read newspapers nor watch television to access news information; they just hop through the pages of social media or get unmediated news directly from the sources on platforms like Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn.
My Journalistic Experience And TRN
It has been a really long journey. From writing a report for the in-house magazine of a well-known social organisation to the grind one had to go through while working for different newspapers, it has been an eye-opening experience that has also taught me not only about journalism but also about different issues in many sectors.
Country receives Rs 378 billion in remittance in four months
With impressive growth rate in the remittance inflow compared to the last year, the country has received Rs 378.04 billion in remittance in the first four months of the current fiscal year.
Government of Japan decorates NC senior leader Poudel with ‘Order of the Rising Sun’
The Government of Japan has decorated Nepali Congress (NC) senior leader and former Speaker of the House of Representatives (HoR) Ram Chandra Poudel with the 'Grand Cordon of the Order of the Rising Sun'.
Expo contributes to national economy: President Bhandari
President Bidya Devi Bhandari on Thursday inaugurated the 7th edition of ‘Birat Expo and Industrial Trade Fair' in the premises of Degree College, Biratnagar.
Minister Chaudhari asks KMC to maintain originality
Minister for Urban Development, Metmani Chaudhari, has urged the Kathmandu Metropolitan City (KMC) to pay heed to originality of the Kathmandu Valley while modernizing the city.
