- Friday, 10 April 2026
TRN Online
Angry Teenagers
You must have seen an angry teenager. Anger is often seen as one of the defining features of young people. We notice it in loud arguments and slammed doors. Even in the silence of a teen who refuses to speak, the anger is loud. There are deep psychological reasons that explain why youths experience anger so strongly.
PM Karki calls for cooperation from all sides for elections
Prime Minister Sushila Karki has called for support and cooperation from all sides to make the election scheduled for upcoming March 5 a success.
Foreign signings heat up ahead of NPL-2
With the second edition of the Nepal Premier League (NPL) set to begin on 17 November, franchise teams have ramped up their overseas signings to bolster their squads. All eight teams are in the hunt for world-class cricketers while retaining top performers from Season One.
Hazlewood stars as Australia ease past India to win second T20
Josh Hazlewood took three wickets for 13 runs to put India on the back foot before Mitch Marsh plundered 46 runs to guide Australia to a four-wicket win Friday in the second Twenty20 cricket international.
Preparations for Satyawati Temple Fair underway
Preparations have been intensified for the fair, where people proclaim their wishes aloud. The fair is held every year at Satyawati Temple in Tinau Rural Municipality-4 of Palpa district. Every year, on the occasion of Kartik Sukla Purnima, devotees gather at the Satyawati Temple to shout out their wishes during this special fair.
English version of Wagle's Koreana Coffee Guff unveiled
The English translation of Narayan Wagle’s third book, Koreana Coffee Guff, was launched on Wednesday in Kathmandu. During the programme, author Wagle, who has shifted from a career in journalism and writing to farming in his home town of Tanahun, gifted the book to Eduardo Rincon, a leading figure in the biodynamic agriculture movement. Wagle spent many years working as a journalist in Kath
Kathmandu Horror Film Fest kicks off
The first-ever Kathmandu Horror Film Fest kicked off at the Russian House in Kathmandu on the occasion of Halloween on Friday. Organised by the Nepal Film and Culture Academy (NFCA) in collaboration with the Russian House and the Embassy of Russia, the three-day festival aims to promote the art of fear, mystery, and imagination in the Nepali film industry, said NFCA Vice President Shiva Puri.
Bamdev, Narayankaji among 19 NA members exiting in March
The government has announced that elections for one-third members of Nepal’s National Assembly will be held on January 25, 2026, as the terms of 19 members are due to expire on March 4, 2026. The decision was endorsed at a recent cabinet meeting. According to the Federal Parliament Secretariat, the term-expiring members include eight from the CPN-UML, seven from the CPN (Maoist Centre), one each from the CPN (Unified Socialist), Loktantrik Samajwadi Party, and Janata Samajwadi Party, as well as one nominated member.
Bheri Hospital adds four dialysis machines
Bheri Hospital in Nepalgunj has added four new dialysis machines, providing much-needed relief to kidney patients, who had to wait for a long time for their turn to get treatment. With the growing number of kidney patients arriving daily from Nepalgunj and nearby districts, the hospital had been struggling to meet the demand. The addition of the new machines has now eased the pressure and improved access to timely treatment.
Team deployed to rescue tourists
A rescue team has been deployed to assist 15 people, including three British women trekkers, who were stranded while descending towards Marpha of Gharpajhong Rural Municipality–2 after circling Mount Dhaulagiri. Following heavy snowfall since Monday, the trekking route had become unrecognisable, leaving the group stranded in the Hidden Valley of Tukuche Himal in Thasang Rural Municipality–1. In response, a joint rescue operation by the Nepali Army, Armed Police Force Nepal and Nepal Police was mobilised on Wednesday.
Koshi govt working on policy to replace SFM
The Koshi Province government is preparing to introduce a programme similar to the former Scientific Forest Management (SFM) system. Since the federal government canceled the SFM programme, considered effective for forest development and regeneration, on January 23, 2021, forest management work across the country has remained stalled for five years.
Haribodhani (Thuli) Ekadashi today
Haribodhani Ekadashi will be observed across the country on Saturday. Devotees will gather at various Narayan temples in the Kathmandu Valley—primarily Budhanilkantha—as well as at other Narayan temples across the country from early morning to mark the occasion. To celebrate the day, devotees will hang flower torans (garlands) at the Pashupatinath Temple.
Korala visitors down after snowfall
The Korala border crossing, which used to receive more than 1,000 tourists daily until a week ago, has seen a sharp decline in activity due to heavy snowfall. Tourists who had reached Lomanthang have returned before reaching Nepal-China border pillar number 24 because of snow on the road section connecting the Korala checkpoint via Chhoser in Lomanthang Rural Municipality of Upper Mustang.
Wanna fly? Win a lottery
Air passengers in upper Humla have been compelled to depend on a lottery system to obtain tickets. The shortage of flights returning from Kathmandu has led travellers to resort to this method to secure air tickets. Rohan Rawat, a resident of Simkot Rural Municipality–6, who had been preparing to travel to Nepalgunj for the past week, said on Wednesday evening that he finally managed to get a ticket after Sita Air introduced a lottery system for ticket distribution.
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Orange production to rise in Syangja
Orange production in Syangja district is expected to increase this year, thanks to favourable weather conditions and reduced pest infestation, according to local agricultural authorities. Eight years ago, oranges were cultivated on around 850 hectares of land in the district. Today, the cultivation area has expanded significantly to 2,350 hectares, said Ajay Adhikari, chief of the Syangja Unit of the National Citrus Super Zone under the Prime Minister Agriculture Modernisation Project.
