- Thursday, 21 May 2026
TRN Online
Govt Policies and Programmes: Discussion paper to be prepared for statute amendment
The government has incorporated the amendment to the constitution in the upcoming fiscal year 2083/84 BS and shall prepare a discussion paper for the amendment process.
Govt. to formulate women entrepreneurship strategy
The government has laid emphasis on market management for the women entrepreneurs. Unveiling the policies and programmes of the government for the upcoming fiscal year 2083/84 BS in today's joint meeting of the Federal Parliament, President Ramchandra Paudel stated that the government would formulate the women entrepreneurship strategy
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Focus on long-term capital formation
The government has stated that government the will focus on formation of long-term capital formation.
Govt to certify Nepal's Himalayan origin water
"The government will brand Nepali Himalayan water with Himalayan origin certified water," said the President while reading out the government policy and programme.
Govt to restructure securities, NEPSE, clearing system
Presenting the government’s policy and program 2026/27 (2083/84 B.S) at the joint session of the federal parliament today, President Ramchandra Paudel said that the government will restructure the monitoring of the market securities, Nepal stock exchange (NEPSE) and clearing system to enhance the participation of institutional investors, pension fund, insurance companies, mutual fund and Non-Residential Nepali (NRN).
Govt to ensure farmers' access to land, link agriculture with green economy
"The government will ensure the farmers access to land by establishing land bank," said the President while reading out the government policy and programme. He said that the government will conduct measure of land with modern technology and keep the records and that the problems of the landless squatters will also be solved.
Govt for Kerung-Kathmandu, Raxual-Kathmandu railway
President Ramchandra Paudel read about the government plans while presenting the government policy and programme for the fiscal year of 2026/027 at the meeting of the federal parliament today.
Govt to revise tax structure for entrepreneurs, middle class
Presenting the government’s policy and program 2026/27 (2083/84 B.S) at the joint session of the both house of the federal parliament today, President Ramchandra Paudel said that the government will revise the tax-structure to ensure the relief of tax-burden to entrepreneurs and middle-class.
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Govt adopting zero-tolerance against corruption
Presenting the government’s policy and program 2026/27 (2083/84 B.S.) at the joint session of the federal parliament today, President Ramchandra Paudel said that the government will adopt good governance as its cornerstone for prosperous Nepal by implementing a zero-tolerance policy against corruption, improve public service delivery, economic replenishment and endorse social progress in the form of campaign.
President Paudel presenting Govt policy and programme
President Ramchandra Paudel is presenting the government policy and programme for the fiscal year of 2026/027 at the meeting of the federal parliament.
HoR meeting: Opposition lawmakers draw government's attention on various issues
In today's meeting of the House of Representatives (HoR), the leaders of the opposition parties have called the government's attention to the management of landless squatters' settlements and other relevant issues, including ordinances.
NA Chair Dahal urges lawmakers to prioritise collective goals
Chairperson of the National Assembly (NA), Narayan Prasad Dahal, has urged the lawmakers to rise above the political misunderstandings and prejudices so as to achieve shared goals of public interests, prosperity and good governance.
NRB's budget review report presented to Finance Minister
Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) today submitted a full-term budget review report of the budget for the upcoming fiscal year 2083-84 BS (2026/2027) to the government.
Rs 13.45 million royalty collected from permission to Dhaulagiri expedition
The government has collected royalty worth Rs 13.45 million from the Dhaulagiri Peak expedition in this season.
Budget crunch postpones rhino count for next year
The count of the rare one-horned rhinoceros, which was stopped last year due to lack of budget, will not be held this year as well.
