- Saturday, 11 April 2026
TRN Online
Tamot, Manandhar honoured
Scholars and researchers Kashinath Tamot and Prof. Dr. Triratna Manandhar have been honoured with the Baikuntha Lakaul Award.Minister for Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation Jeevan Ram Shrestha handed Tamot and Manandhar the award at Tribhuvan University’s Central Department of Nepal Bhasa on Friday. This award was established by Lakaul in 1985. The Lakaul Award is usually handed out every two years. However, it had not been given for the past six years due to various reasons.
Nepal instructs cadres to make poll preparations
Chairman of NCP (Unified Socialist) Madhav Kumar Nepal has instructed the party rank and file to make their own preparation for the upcoming elections instead of relying on the alliance. As the general, provincial elections are set to be held on November this year and they would determine the future of his party, Chairman Nepal instructed the party leaders and cadres to make their own preparation.
Russia, Ukraine trade missile strikes on war’s 150th day
Russia’s military fired a barrage of missiles Saturday at an airfield in central Ukraine, killing at least three people, while Ukrainian forces launched rocket strikes on river crossings in a Russian-occupied southern region.
Irregularities spotted in Jhapa school building construction
Irregularities have been found in the construction of building of Singha Devi Basic School in Kankai Municipality 4, Jhapa. Under the President's Educational Reform Programme, the school received Rs. 1.8 mill
Global IME bank earns Rs. 5.2 billion in FY 2021/22
Global IME Bank Limited has earned a profit of Rs. 5.2 billion in the last fiscal year 2021/22 The profit of the bank was 25 per cent higher in the last fiscal year than the previous fiscal year.
New Monetary Policy To Cure Economy
When a central bank implements its monetary policy, it has six basic objectives to achieve. These objectives include economic growth, price stability, interest-rate stability, stability of financial markets, stability in foreign exchange reserves and high employment rate.
Can Socialist Centre Sail Smoothly?
With the idea of Left Alliance not sailing smoothly, the communist allies in the ruling alliance have been engaged in creating ‘Socialist Centre’ to boost their electoral prospect in the upcoming provincial and federal polls. Top communist brass associated with the erstwhile NCP have taken forward the notion of Socialist Centre
Minister Khand pledges budget hike for differently abled
Home Minister Bal Krishna Khand has pledged to increase the amount of budget allocated for people living with disabilities. Addressing a programme organised here on Saturday to hand over vehicles and disability assistive equipment used during disasters, Minister Khand said the government was serious in ensuring that the people living with disabilities live a dignified life.
Risk Of Eating Wild Mushrooms
Spring signals the start of wild mushroom growing season and so does the mushroom poisoning. Since ancient times, wild mushrooms have been gathered for consumption throughout the world and occasionally, many people may have become ill or died when they inadvertently consumed poisonous mushrooms.
Laudable Initiative
After having elected as the Mayor of Dharan Sub-metropolis, Harkaraj Sampang Rai has begun finding permanent sources of water for the locals. This initiative is in line with his commitment made during the election campaign.
Jhapa taking measures to mitigate flood impacts
The district of Jhapa faces a litany of disasters every year: fire, tuskers’ terror, road accidents, bird flu, lightning, drought, among others. But none is as severe as or more so than the disaster unleashed by floods during the monsoon, mentions the District Disaster Preparedness and Response Plan 2079.
India's Right Wing and India-China Relations
India's anti-China behavior seriously undermines China-India relations, hinders the development of China-India relations in a healthy and favorable direction, brings more unfavorable factors to the already depressed economic situation in the post-epidemic era.
Health Minister Khapung admitted to hospital
Minister Khapung was admitted to the hospital after he suffered dizziness and vomited, said Dr Bhupendra Basnet, Acting Chief Administrative Officer at the Bir Hospital.
Commitment made to Madhesi folks on citizenship is fulfilled: Prachanda
Addressing a programme in Bagmati Municipality of Sarlahi on Saturday, the Maoist Centre's Chairman said he had made repeated commitments to address the issues of citizens who were deprived of citizenship for long and this is now implemented in practice.
UML general secretary urges political parties to unite for development
But, the political parties have become successful in forging a political alliance for a system change, he said while addressing a programme organised on Saturday in Surkhet.
