- Wednesday, 10 June 2026
TRN Online
Exhibition on menstrual taboo, sexual violence held
A solo art exhibition titled Bidambana at Classic Gallery in Patan by artist Rukumani Shrestha concluded on Friday. The art exhibition had begun on April 10 featuring 40 artworks created through ‘Itching print’ format. Shrestha’s artworks shed light on how women are unkindly treated during their menstruation cycle.
Transportation of ballot papers completed, EC says
The EC had loaded the ballot papers in the vehicles along with the security provision on April 26 from Janak Education Material Centre Limited in Bhaktapur where the ballot papers were printed. In some districts, the ballot papers were supplied in helicopters too.
Apex court refuses Alam's release
A division bench of Justice duo, Sushmalata Mathema and Nahakul Subedi, upheld the verdict of the Birgunj bench under the High Court, Janakpur to refuse the release of Alam on bail.
China will never forget NATO's bombing of Chinese embassy: spokesperson
Zhao made the remarks at a daily news briefing when answering a related query, saying that on May 7, 1999, the U.S.-led NATO bombed the Chinese embassy in Belgrade, killing three Chinese journalists and injuring more than 20 Chinese diplomats.
Coalition for political stability: NC leader Paudel
In another context, he accused the former Prime Minister and CPN (UML) Chairperson KP Sharma Oli of attacking the parliament, people's mandate, stability and good governance by dissolving the parliament.
'Let women mayoral candidate of coaltion victorious'
As Kathmandu is also the capital city of the country, defeating a woman candidate for mayor from our party will send a wrong message around the world, he said, exhorting the voters to vote for mayoral candidate Srijana Singh.
'Local poll a battle between progressive and regressive forces'
"One, the ruling coalition is for the constitution, change, and progress whereas the other coalition is against the progress and change," he said.
Coalition yet to be fully successful: Chairman KC
"Regressive forces are still powerful in Nepal. We have not forgotten the recent painful situation we had when the parliament was abruptly dissolved, the republic was attacked and efforts were made to seize people's rights."
Minister Karki instructs to work in a way people can directly feel
Minister for Communications and Information Technology Gyanendra Bahadur Karki has directed subordinate bodies to work in a manner where the public would directly feel the presence of the government.
Health institutions to go for two-day holiday rule
The Ministry of Health and Population is preparing to implement a two-day public holiday provision in health institutions as well.
Only vehicles with permission to be allowed to ply on voting day
No vehicles with foreign number plates will be given permission whereas vehicles for essential services such as ambulances, water tankers, and fire engine as well as the vehicles of the diplomatic missions do not need to take any permission.
15 new cases, 17 recoveries in 24 hours
In 2,450 Real-Time Polymerase Chain Reaction (RT-PCR) tests done in the past 24 hours, a total of 15 persons were found infected with SARS-CoV-2, informed the Ministry of Health and Population (MoHP) in its regular update.
Asian Games 2022 postponed
The 19th Asian Games also known as ASIAD, 2022 due to take place in China in upcoming September has been postponed, said the organizers.
Ruling alliance's election rally in Kathmandu (Photo Feature)
The mass gathering of the five ruling parties organized in the federal capital, Kathmandu, in view of the local election has kicked off. The top leaders of the parties in the ruling coalition will address the election rally being held at Ratna Park.
Madhesh Province is COVID-19 free, 82% fully vaccinated
Madhesh Province has no new cases of COVID-19 reported lately.
