- Wednesday, 8 April 2026
TRN Online
15,000 families in Banke at risk of floods and erosion
Approximately 15,000 families in Banke district are at risk of floods and riverbank erosion this year.
Campaign launched to set up fund for free blood supply
A campaign has been initiated in Kavrepalanchok to establish a dedicated fund of Rs. 20 million aimed at providing free blood to residents during emergencies.
Gulmi farmers plant paddy in dry land in lack of rain
Farmers here have been forced to plant paddy as if it were millet, after not receiving sufficient even at the end of July.
India introduces initiative to strengthen rice supply to Nepal
India, in collaboration with the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP), has launched a new initiative to support rice fortification and strengthen supply chain management in Nepal.
Tourist arrival up 8.7% in July
Tourist arrival in Nepal has increased in the month of July this year.
Lumbini govt blacktops 165 kilometres of roads in a year
Lumbini provincial government has blacktopped 165 kilometres of roads in one year. In the last fiscal year 2024/25, the provincial government constructed 34 kilometres of concrete roads, 167 kilometres of g
Govt extends deadline of Narayangadh-Butwal road project
The government has extended the deadline for the Narayangadh-Butwal road expansion project for the fourth time, granting the Chinese contractor, China State Engineering Corporation Pvt. Ltd., one more year to complete the work.
Not all visit visa cases are linked to human trafficking: DG Tiwari
Director General of the Department of Immigration Ram Chandra Tiwari has clarified that irregularities involving visit visas should not be classified as organised human trafficking.
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Rains elates drought-hit Madhes
To a much relief to the drought-hit Madhes province, the rainfall occurred well in the last 24 hours. The farmers welcomed the rains, cultivated land, and transplanted paddy seedlings on Sunday.
No issue raised on leadership option in Maoist Centre, Spokesperson Sapkota
Most of the leaders who shared their views at the ongoing standing committee meeting of the CPN (Maoist Centre) have backed the party leadership and called for making the leadership efficient and strong.
Bagmati Province CM Lama resigns
Amid intra-party tussle in the Nepali Congress, Chief Minister of Bagmati Province, Bahadur Singh Lama, has announced resignation at a press conference organized at Office of the Chief Minister and Council of Ministers in Hetauda on Sunday.
Int'l conference on climate change on Aug 18-19
Speaker Devraj Ghimire has informed that an international conference on climate change would be organized on August 18-19 to draw global attention on the impact of climate change in Nepal.
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UML seeks written suggestions for statute convention
In view of the upcoming statute convention, CPN (UML) has directed its subordinate committees and sister organizations to provide suggestions on the proposed statute amendment.
Press Center demands amendment in media council bill
Some of the provisions in the bill which is under discussion in the Committee of the HoR after being endorsed by the National Assembly are in opposition to press freedom, argued the PCN, issuing a press release today.
Seven injured in Tanahun bus accident
Information Officer of the Tanahun District Police Office, Ashok Thapa, informed that the bus having registration number Ba 2 Kha 1077 heading towards Narayangadh from Gorkha bazaar slid off the road onto the Marsyangdi riverbank.
