- Thursday, 21 May 2026
TRN Online
Nepali Women National Cricket team announced for Asian Games
The Cricket Association of Nepal (CAN) has announced today the Nepali Women National Cricket team for the Asian Games qualifiers and the ACC Women Premier Cup.
Detention of Businessmen Bhatta and Agrawal increased by 12 more days
The Special Court has granted the extension of judicial custody of businessmen Deepak Bhatta and Sulabh Agrawal by 12 more days. They are in custody for investigation on a money laundering offense.
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Waterfowl in Mohana River (Photo Feature)
The bustle of waterbirds is still ongoing in the Mohana River of Kailali district.
CM Acharya for proposing enforceable projects
Chief Minister of Lumbini Province, Chet Narayan Acharya, has directed the authorities concerned to propose projects that can be implemented in the upcoming budget and policies and programmes. He advised for the exclusion of projects which can't be implemented.
'Ministry committed to advance UNCRC report'
Minister for Women, Children and Senior Citizens, Sita Badi, has expressed the commitment to effectively advance the process of preparing the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC) Report.
Janamat Party withdraws support to government in Madhesh
A letter to this end was received by the Office of the Chief of the Province, with the decision coming into effect from May 5, according to a press statement issued by the Office here today.
Norwegian ambassador pays courtesy call on VP Yadav
On the occasion, Vice-President Yadav mentioned that Nepal and Norway have been enjoying friendly and cordial relations since the establishment of diplomatic relations in 1973. "Democracy, human rights and social justice are shared values of our two countries. Nepal has given high priority to its relations with Norway as a development partner," he said.
Owner of damaged house gets insurance amount under insurance scheme in Nepalgunj
Uttam Singh Panjabi, a resident of Pipal Chautara, Gagangunj, in Nepalgunj-7, got on Tuesday an amount of Rs. 232,000 as he had insured his house in the municipal scheme and his house collapsed due to rains.
'Imagining Nepal as a Country of 100 People' launched
The brief introduces an innovative way of understanding data by reimagining Nepal as a country of 100 people. Through this lens, statistics are transformed from abstract numbers into relatable human realities—making disparities clearer and more urgent.
Govt curbing trend of taking double facilities
Deepa Dahal, press and research expert to PM Balendra Shah, said that the government asked for details with a view to strictly curb the misuse of state coffer and maintain good governance.
Windstorm affects 26 houses in Makawanpur
According to provincial police office in Hetauda, houses, sheds and crops of at least 26 households have been partially damaged due to the windstorm, amounting to Rs. 2.2 million.
Comprehensive Book on Nepal’s Foreign Policy Released
Blending historical sources, diplomatic practices, and academic insights, the book offers an independent, balanced, and impartial assessment of Nepal’s external relations. It underscores that successes and failures in foreign policy rest with those involved in its formulation and execution, while also including the author’s personal reflections, which do not necessarily represent official positions.
Air pollution in Kathmandu Valley declines with rain
According to Director General of the Department of Environment, Gyan Raj Subedi, dust, smoke and pollution from fires accumulate in the atmosphere when there is no rain for a long time. “During the dry season, forest fires increase and the smoke from them gets trapped in the valley, so pollution is high,” he said. “Polluted air coming from neighboring India also affects Kathmandu’s air quality.”
Dr Agrawal appointed health advisor to PM Shah
A cabinet meeting held on Tuesday took the decision in this regard. Also the former Dean of Tribhuvan University, Institute of Medicine, Dr Agrawal would provide necessary advice to the Prime Minister for health policy, public health challenges and improvement of medical education in the country.
CNP reports six tiger deaths in current fiscal year
CNP information officer Abinash Thapa Magar said the dead include two male, three female while the gender of the remaining one is yet to be confirmed. Among them, two tigers had fought to death while one died of natural causes. Three died after their rescue.
