- Wednesday, 27 May 2026
TRN Online
Rain likely from Monday
The Department of Hydrology and Meteorology has said that there is a possibility of normal to moderate rain starting from West Nepal to Kathmandu and other parts of the country from coming Monday night
Political stability essential for the country: Former President Yadav
Former President Rambaran Yadav has said that the country was yet to see political stability despite many revolutions.
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In pictures: Sonam Lhosar celebration
The Tamang Community across the country observed the Sonam Lhosar by organising various programmes. A Sonam Lhosar's special programme was organised at Tundikhel on Sunday.
Country into a process of new national unity: PM Prachanda
Prime Minister Prachanda, also the Chairperson of the CPN (Maoist Center) said that the new constitution which was achieved after a long struggle has created a conductive environment for all communities and cultures to flourish as the constitution embraces the values of proportionality and inclusion.
'Antarmanka Bhakaharu' and 'Raithane' launched
Poet Pimala Neupane's poem collection 'Antarmanka Bhakaharu' and Rana Kafle's novel 'Raithane' have been launched virtually. Both literary works were published by the Samakalin Literary Academy, UK.
Finance Minister Poudel insists on promoting legal route for remittance inflow
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance Bishnu Prasad Poudel has said the government is ready for policy-level and legal reforms to further systematize the remittance inflow.
Two youths from Janakapurdham murdered after kidnapping in India
Two youths from Janakpurdham of Dhanusha are reported killed in India after the abduction. Rohit Shah, 21, of Janakpurdham Sub-metropolis-8 and Bishnu Shah, 22, of ward no 13 were murdered after their kidnapping in India, police said.
PM Prachanda inaugurates Sonam Lhosar special programme
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal 'Prachanda' inaugurated Sonam Lhosar's special programme which was organised at Tundikhel on Sunday.
Challenge to identify charred remains of crash victims
Fourteen bodies retrieved following the crash of Yeti Airlines aircraft in Pokhara are yet to be identified. According to Tribhuvan University (TU) Teaching Hospital forensic medicine department’s chief Dr Gopal Kumar Chaudhary, the mortal remains are largely charred and they are facing challenges to establish their identities even through forensic procedures.
Hearing impaired people crying for lack of education opportunities
In the context wherein there are more than 100,000 words related to sign language, and more than 5,000 sign language vocabularies, only a few schools and campuses in Nepal are offering limited subjects, according to him. This has made the matter worse for deaf people like him.
PM condoles four deaths in Surkhet accident
Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal ‘Prachanda’ has expressed sorrow over the demise of four people in a road accident at Jhuprakhola of Surkhet on Saturday.
Tamang community observe Sonam Lhosar
The Tamang Community across the country observed the Sonam Lhosar today by organising various programmes.
Chairman Nepal calls to protect festivals, cultures of all
CPN (Unified Socialist) Chairman and former Prime Minister Madhav Kumar Nepal has said that festivals and cultures of all nationalities and ethnic communities marked traditionally should be protected.
Two dead in Tanahun
Two persons died in separate incidents in Tanahun districts. Madhav Bahadur Arjel, 45, of Chhabise in Bandipur Rural Municipality-3 died after falling off a cliff on Saturday.
‘Discipline needed in cooperative campaign’
Secretary at the Ministry of Land Management, Cooperative and Poverty Alleviation Dr Damodar Regmi has asked the cooperative campaign and campaigners to fully abide by laws since they are required to maintain discipline.
