- Sunday, 5 April 2026
TRN Online
Process of amending land use regulation will be moved forward: Minister Sinha
Assuming office at the Ministry of Land Management, Cooperatives and Poverty Alleviation in Singha Durbar today, he said although many works have been carried out in the land reform sector so far, problems remained to be resolved and this has affected the development activities as well. He added that the amendment to the regulations on land use have been made for addressing the problem.
Mustang's Ward Chair Gurung selling Chyangras in Pokhara
Gurung has a husbandry, and every year for about a month during festival season of Dashain, he takes a leave for selling his produce by going out of the district. This time, ward Chair Gurung, who was born in a poor family, has a plan to come to Pokhara of Kaski through the trail along the Beni-Jomsom road and sell his products.
Hong Kong issues No. 8 typhoon signal for Typhoon Ragasa
No. 8 signal was the third-highest warning under Hong Kong's weather system, which has five rankings for typhoons.
Security check made stringent along Birgunj Customs point
The office had set the target of colleting the revenue of Rs 43.03 billion in the first two months of the current fiscal year, but the achievement is just 90.99 percent or Rs 39.15 billion.
Banana farmers agitated for not finding market
Lakkhu Prasad Yadav, Chairperson of Nawalparasi Banana Producer Association, said they would opt for stringent protest if their demands are not met. As banana has been imported in a cheap price from India, Nepali bananas have lost market and the farmers here are facing a grave financial crisis due to failure to get reasonable price and market for their produce.
CM Acharya assures of continuity of essential services in Lumbini
During his inspection today to several government offices and political party offices in Banke district, which suffered significant damage during the protests, the Chief Minister said, "Government structures in Banke were massively damaged during the demonstrations."
India go in as strong favourites against upbeat Bangladesh
Bangladesh will hope to create an upset after beating Sri Lanka in their first Super Four game
Two girls drown in Saptari
Rajbiraj (Saptari), Sept 23: Two girls drowned in a pond at Surunga municipality-2 in Saptari district today.The deceased have been identified as Sustika Chaudhary, a seven-year-old daughter of Surendra Chaudhary, and Ashaki Chaudhary, 11-year-old daughter of Keshar Chaudhary.Both the girls died after they drowned in the pond while bathing, shared Deputy Superintendent of Police at the District Police Office, Jitendra Kumar Basnet.Locals informed the police about the incident. Further investigation into the incident was underway, added police.(RSS)
Taradevi's Bag Industry evolving into a role model of local entrepreneurship
When you arrive at Pragatitol in Buddhashanti rural municipality-3 of Jhapa, you're likely to hear a remarkable story that speaks of resilience, creativity, and transformation. It is the inspiring journey of Taradevi Adhikari, a woman whose determination turned a modest idea into a symbol of empowerment for many.
Twenty-four climbers take permits to climb Mt Dhawalagiri
Twenty-four mountaineers have obtained permission to climb Mt Dhawalagiri in the autumn climbing season of 2025.
Sri Lanka jails immigration chief for two years
President Anura Kumara Dissanayake has revived corruption cases against members of the former administrations of the two Rajapaksa brothers -- Mahinda and Gotabaya, and purged several top officials.
Gold price reaches record high
The price of hold has reached the highest so far in the domestic market today. The yellow metal is being traded at Rs 221 thousand 700 per tola (11.66 grams) today, the Federation of Nepal Gold and Silver Dealers' Association said.
China orders schools, businesses shut in 10 cities as Super Typhoon Ragasa nears
China on Tuesday ordered a shutdown of schools and businesses in at least 10 cities ahead of Super Typhoon Ragasa slamming into the country's south.
Three fugitives arrested
Police have arrested three inmates here who escaped from different prisons during the recent Gen-Z protests that took place on September 8 and 9. Those three fugitives were serving sentences in Nakkhu and Jhumka jails.
Insurance companies receive claims of over Rs 22 billion
The highest amount of claims was received from Bagmati Province, according to the Nepal Insurance Authority. The firms in Bagmati Province have claimed Rs 17.97 billion as insurance by submitting altogether 1,343 claims.
