- Saturday, 11 April 2026
TRN Online
Foreign Aid Fails To Fix Inequality
Global inequality has been an interminable characteristic of the global economy with deep-rooted social disparities. Recalling the devastating history of enslavement since the 17th century, for instance, European colonists in America captured and transported African people for inexpensive labour and slaved them. The great empires exploited the land, manufactured and exported merchandise, and obtained abundant wealth by extracting gold, diamonds, metals, oil, rubber, and cotton from various parts of Africa. The enslaved Africans were considered properties, commodities, collateral in business tra
Locals demand for resuming closed limestone factory
The industry was initially conceived as an 80-year-long project. Attributing its closing to a lack of stable policy, the locals have now demanded its revival.
Hiuko Prithvi Yatra: Climate change-induced problems on stage
Sweet music, beautiful props, original dialogues and actors' performances have presented a complex subject in a simple manner.
EU Delegation's orientation to 60 Nepali students receiving scholarships
This year 60 Nepali students have received the scholarship, which is higher compared to last year when 49 students were awarded.
China to take resolute, strong, effective countermeasures to safeguard sovereignty and territorial integrity: FM spokesperson
Tan said the Chinese armed forces will resolutely defend the country's national sovereignty and territorial integrity, and will never leave any room for any form of "Taiwan independence" activities and external interference.
Tenure of HoR, PA members till Dec 7: CEC Thapaliya
Although the tenure ends automatically after the nomination, it needs to be corrected by making changes in the law and we have written to the government in this regard.
Seven sportspersons honoured
The honoured personalities received Rs 25,000 each and a letter of appreciation.
Minister Yadav removes hurdles in construction of water supply project in Doti
Minister for Forests and Environment Pradeep Yadav has used his good offices in removing obstacles in the construction of the Bhelchhada, Kadamandaun, Gairagaun and Silgadhi water supply project
285,363 tourists visit Nepal in seven months
Nepal welcomed 285 thousand 363 foreign tourists in the first seven months of 2022, Nepal Tourism Board (NTB) said quoting the Department of Immigration. This many foreign tourists entered the country via air route from January to July.
Landslides, floods completely disrupt five roads, 13 partially
Five roads have remained completely obstructed while 13 are partially disrupted due to monsoon-triggered floods and landslides during this monsoon.
760 new cases, active cases surge to 5,602
In 2,589 Real-Time Polymerase Chain Reaction (RT-PCR) tests done in the past 24 hours, a total of 494 people were found infected with SARS-CoV-2, informed the Ministry of Health and Population (MoHP) in its regular update on Thursday. Likewise, the virus infection was detected in 266 people in 3,337 antigen tests performed in the last 24 hours.
115 companies to face action for producing, selling unhygienic food stuff
Legal action is to be taken against 115 food industries producing and selling inedible foodstuffs for infraction of the Food Act, 2023 BS.
99% consturction work of Mahakali bridge completed
The 99 per cent construction work of the Mahakali bridge has been completed. With an aim to connect Dodhara-Chandani Municipality with the road network and by taking care of the proposed dry port at Dodhara-Chandani a four-lane bridge construction is underway at the Mahakali river under the government's pride project.
Monsoon rain likely to reduce for two-three days
Monsoon-related activities are likely to slow down for some days ahead as the axis of the monsoon trough is expected to move towards the south from its normal position. At present, it is around its normal position.
HoR, PA polls to be held on Nov. 20
Govind Pariyar, press chief of Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba, said that the meeting of the Council of Ministers held today took a decision to this effect.
