- Wednesday, 27 May 2026
TRN Online
Thrust of BRI is development and cooperation, beyond geo-political bickering
The China proposed Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) has received a wide range of critical appreciations through developmental, academic and geo-political perspectives. The BRI, which has generated both excitement and trepidation across the globe, as it affects not only a sizable number of nations but also socioeconomic and geopolitical situation.
Man sets two-year-old son, wife aflame, killing son
A man set his two-year-old son and wife on fire, resulting in the death of the son. Bhanu Bhakta BK of Shantinagar in Kohalpur-1, Banke, on Sunday evening poured petrol on both of them and set them ablaze, said the police, adding that preliminary investigations blamed the incident on domestic disputes. The police arrested BK.
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PM Prachanda offers tribute to martyrs
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' today reached Shahid Memorial at Lainchaur in Kathmandu and laid a wreath there on the occasion of the Martyrs' Day.
Drinking water problem of Shankarpokari solved after long wait
The water problem of the residents of Shankarpokari, Phalewas Municipality-3, Parbat, who have been suffering for generations, has been finally solved.
Country's prosperity possible through agriculture, tourism and hydropower-senior leader Poudel
Senior leader of the Nepali Congress (NC), Ramchandra Poudel said the country's prosperity could be attained through agriculture, tourism and hydropower.
PM Prachanda and KMC mayor Shah meet
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' and Kathmandu Metropolitan City (KMC) mayor Balendra Shah held a meeting on Monday.
Six detainees escaped from Dhanusha police office
A total of six detainees have escaped from Mahendranagar Area Police Office of Dhanusha district after breaking up the boundary walls on Sunday night.
Fulfilling aspirations for prosperous nation a true tribute to martyrs-Speaker
Speaker Debraj Ghimire said the people had come up to foil the ill-attempts to suppress the rights of the Nepali people in the history.
Process to send Caregiver to Israel to be reviewed
The selection process of a caregiver working in Israel is going to be reviewed. Since the previous process was sluggish, there was a discussion between the government of Nepal and the government of Israel about revising it to speed it up.
Rampant garbage piles raise stink along Kaligandaki corridor
Hundreds of people traveling through the Kaligandaki corridor are bearing the brunt of rampant pile-up of garbage along the road sides.
Stakeholders call to scrap classification of information
Multiple organizations pitching for the Right to Information movement have demanded immediate scrapping of the classification of information which was recently undertaken in a way to intervene with the letter and spirit of the RTI and the principle of transparency.
Snow-capped Rara attracts inflow of tourists
Snowfall has been taking place in higher belt of Karnali since Tuesday morning. The Rara Lake has turned further majestic with the snowfall covering the region.
US Under Secretary of State Nuland in Nepal
The US Under-Secretary of State for Political Affairs, Victoria Nuland, has arrived in Kathmandu today
Press Center Nepal marks 19th Establishment Day
Bishnu Sapkota Jugal, PCN Chairman, said that the PCN has been standing for the welfare and benefit of country and the people by means of journalism and urged the PCN members to use their profession to give voice to the voiceless.
PM Prachanda and UML Chair Oli hold meeting
In the meeting held at Prime Minister's official residence, Baluwatar, the two leaders dwelt on current political and other issues, according to Surya Kiran Sharma, press coordinator of PM Prachanda.
