- Friday, 10 April 2026
TRN Online
Three dead, four injured in Rupandehi van accident
The vehicle with registration number Bagmati Pradesh 01-006 Kha 7782 which was heading to Rudrapur collided against a tree of Bajhi at the roadside last night, that resulted in three deaths and fours injured, informed Anil Khadka, police inspector at the Area Police Office.
APF reaches Muktinath Temple to provide medical care to tourists
The APF set up a health camp at the temple entrance in the morning and conducted health check-ups for 250 visitors. Most of the visitors reported headaches, nausea, vomiting, and breathing difficulties following the snowfall and a sudden drop in temperature.
APF reaches Muktinath Temple to provide medical care to tourists
The APF set up a health camp at the temple entrance in the morning and conducted health check-ups for 250 visitors.
Rescue efforts on for three British and 12 domestic tourists stranded in Hidden Valley
Spokesperson of the Nepali Army, Rajaram Basnet, said that efforts are underway to airlift 12 domestic tourists and three British women stranded in Hidden Valley, adding that continuous snowfall and bad weather have caused some problems in the rescue bid.
Sixteen reps from political parties, 14 from Gen-Z to participate in tripartite consultations
Likewise, it is stated that 14 participants will represent the Gen-Z group, including the 'Indigenous Gen-Z Collective', 'How to Nation Development' and 'Gen-Z Movement Alliance', in the consultations.
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Constitutional Bench formed to address writ against HoR dissolution
The Supreme Court (SC) has formed a Constitutional Bench to hear writ petitions filed against the dissolution of the House of Representatives (HoR).
Energy Minister Ghising meets his Indian counterpart Khattar
A courtesy meeting has been held between the Minister for Energy, Water Resources and Irrigation, as well as Minister for Physical Infrastructure and Transport, and Urban Development, Kulman Ghising, and Minister for Power and Minister for Housing and Urban Affairs of the Government of India, Manohar Lal Khattar .
Israeli strikes overnight in Gaza kill at least 60 people, including children, local officials say
Israeli strikes overnight in Gaza have killed at least 60 people, including many children, local hospital officials said Wednesday, in what is likely the most serious challenge to the tenuous ceasefire dea l in Gaza since it came into force earlier this month.
Nilgiri Mountain after snowfall
A view of snow-capped Nilgiri Mountain and the nearby areas seen from Shyang Gaun of Gharapjhong Rural Municipality-3 on Wednesday morning after the overnight heavy snowfall on Tuesday.
Continuous snowfall: 15 tourists stranded in Hidden Valley
Fifteen tourists, including foreign and domestic, have been stranded due to the continuous snowfall in the Hidden Valley under the round-Dhaulagiri trekking route from Myagdi to Mustang via the foot of the Dhaulagiri Mountain.
Shortage of vehicles hampers rescue works in snowfall-hit Manang district
Although security personnel have been making continuous efforts since this morning to rescue those stranded due to the snow, the lack of vehicles has made the rescue operations challenging.
Gold price down by 700
According to the Federation of Nepal Gold and Silver Dealers’ Associations, gold is being traded at Rs 236,300 per tola today, down from Rs 237,000 per tola on Tuesday.
Germany provides support to flood-hit households
The government of Germany has pledged to provide assistance materials worth Rs 6.39 million to provide relief and early recovery support to flood-hit communities in Ilam district.
SC to begin hearing of petitions on HoR dissolution
Spokesperson of SC Arjun Prasad Koirala said that preliminary hearings on different writ petitions will begin from today. The petitions were lodged at the SC demanding the restoration of the HoR and a scrap of the Prime Minister's appointment. The petitions were filed at the SC following the new political course developed in the country after the Gen-Z protests of September 8 and 9.
40,000 plus tourists visit Mustang in past 10 days
The District Police Office, Mustang, stated that 37,146 domestic tourists and 3,732 foreigners arrived in Mustang district via the Beni-Jomsom road section during 18 to 27 October. Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) of Mustang, Tshiring Kippa Lama, said that a total of 11,808 vehicles entered into the district during the period via the Beni-Jomsom route.
