- Saturday, 4 April 2026
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Parliamentary special committee prepares report on cooling-off period controversy
The parliamentary special committee formed by the House of Representatives (HoR) to study and probe the wrongdoings committed in the drafting of the report on the Federal Civil Service Bill, 2080 BS completed its report.
HoR meeting at 1:00 pm
The House of Representatives (HoR) is holding its meeting at 1:00 this afternoon. The HoR meeting is scheduled to approve the Alternative Finance Mobilization Bill, 2081.
Mid-Hill Highway obstructed in Baglung
The Mid-Hill Highway along the Kathekhola Rural Municipality in Baglung district was obstructed following a landslide. Vehicular movement in the section has been blocked since last night, police said.
Water flow measured at 179,000 cusecs in Saptakoshi River
As the eastern hilly and Tarai districts received continuous rainfall for the past couple of days, the water flow in the Saptakoshi River has substantially increased. The water level is the river has been inconsistent since early morning on Monday.
Chances of very heavy rainfall likely in some provinces today
Currently the monsoon wind has its impacts across the country with the low-pressure line of the monsoon slightly north from its average position, the Meteorological Forecasting Division mentioned.
Merits of Millet
At a time when we are becoming increasingly reliant on imported food grains, finger millet (Kodo), our indigenous grains that are highly nutritious, climate-resilient, gluten-free, and deeply tied to our tradition, is often being overlooked. Climate change has escalated the possibility of food insecurity, so it is high time we revived the cultivation of our indigenous crops that are suitable for both our soil, health and taste. The government
Climate Change Aggravates Poverty
Polluting the environment for a higher standard of living has altered our Earth’s climate. This is called climate change. Climate change is real and its reality is already being faced around the globe. Mountains are melting and ocea
New Policy To Reinvigorate Tourism
The government has unveiled the Tourism Policy 2025 to give a new direction to the tourism sector. For a cash-strapped country like Nepal, tourism holds the potential to boost the economy. But unfortunately, the country has not b
Bus Ride Ordeal In Kathmandu
Travelling by public bus — the daily mode of transport for countless students in Kathmandu — is anything but enjoyable. For many, it feels more like a nightmare. On any given day, Kathmandu’s roads are filled with red and green buses, especially along the Ring Road. At first glance, it looks like the streets are pa
India beat England by 6 runs in 5th-Test thriller to level series
India won the fifth test from England by just six runs at the Oval after taking the last four wickets in a thrilling hour on Monday. India drew the series 2-2 with a test victory by its smallest ever margin on runs.
ManU capture Premier League Summer Series title
Bruno Fernandes scored one goal and set up another as Manchester United drew Everton 2-2 on Sunday to capture the Premier League Summer Series title. The Red Devils earned a final point in Atlanta to top the table with seven in the pre-season friendly tournament, having previously beaten West Ham 2-1 and Bournemouth 4-1 in the round-robin US tour. "It's improving," Fernandes told Sky Sports after the match. "I think the club is doing the best that they can.
Hymn groups in Gulmi revive devotional songs
Yub Raj Acharya, 59, from Resunga Municipality–14, Paralmi, Gulmi, began singing Lok Bhajan (devotional hymns) with his seniors when he was just 14. He is now the leader of a hymn group. He has been spending the whole night by singing hymns throughout the night until dawn.
Guru Rinpoche’s birth anniversary observed
The Bouddhanath Area Development Committee celebrated the birth anniversary of Guru Padmasambhava (Guru Rinpoche) on Monday by organising a grand fair. It was the first time the birth anniversary of Guru Rinpoche was observed by organising an event.
TRN correspondent Khatri honoured
Janarjan Khatri, the Sarlahi correspondent of this daily, has been honoured with the ‘Sagun Rajat Journalism Award’.
Over 25 households at landslide risk in Jethal of Sindhupalchok
More than 25 households in Jethal, located in Ward No. 5 of Lisankhupakhar Rural Municipality, are facing high risk of landslides following the appearance of significant cracks on the ground. The affected area lies along the border of Sindhupalchok and Dolakha districts, where over 50 metres of land has fissured, placing the entire settlement in danger. Jethal village is situated just below the cracked land.
