- Friday, 5 June 2026
TRN Online
Butwal-Narayangadh road remains obstructed
The Butwal-Narayangadh road section remains obstructed for traffic since Monday morning. The road was obstructed after a landslide occurred in the Daunne hills along the East-West Highway.
Acting PM stresses on precaution and vigilance
Acting Prime Minister Prakash Man Singh has directed all government bodies to adopt necessary precautions considering the risks of monsoon-induced disaster.
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One way traffic resumed in Mid-Hill Highway in Baglung
The Mid-Hill Highway along the Kathekhola Rural Municipality in Baglung district, which was obstructed following a landslide and debris that fell from above, has resumed.
Third UN Conference on LLDCs begins, PM Oli's address today
The Third United Nations Conference on Landlocked Developing Countries (LLDCs) began here today.
Japan record-high temperature of 41.8 C reported in Gunma Pref.
Japan on Tuesday recorded a new national record temperature of 41.8 °C in Isesaki, Gunma Prefecture, exceeding the previous high of 41.2 °C.
Dang, Banke, Bardiya receive extremely heavy rainfall
Dang, Bardiya and Banke have received extremely heavy rainfall since last night. According to the Department of Hydrology and Meteorology, Jalakundi measuring center in Dang recorded the falling of 227 millimeters in the past 11 hours.
Basic hospital in Baglung prepares to provide dialysis service
A 15-bed basic hospital of Badigad Rural Municipality in Baglung district is working to provide dialysis service for the kidney patients in the near future. To run the dialysis service, the rural municipality received five sets of dialysis equipment worth Rs 10 million.
Dang-Salyan road section obstructed
The Dang-Salyan road section of the Rapti Highway was obstructed after a heavy rain caused a landslide at Kapurkot, the border point of Dang and Salyan districts.
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
