- Thursday, 6 November 2025
TRN Online
'Protecting security personnel's eyesight helps keep citizens safe'
Free eye checkups were conducted for security personnel on the occasion of World Vision Day.
Cholera vaccine to be administered in Bara and Parsa
A cholera vaccination campaign is set to be launched in Bara and Parsa districts in response to the recent cholera outbreak and the heightened risk of infection following recent floods.
UML Chair Oli calls for HoR reinstatement
CPN (UML) Chair and former Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has expressed the view that the House of Representatives must be reinstated.
Communications Minister Kharel stresses on relevancy of postal service
Minister for Communications and Information Technology, Jagadish Kharel, has stated that the postal service is not outdated even today, underlining the necessity of transforming it in line with the demands of the time.
World leaders express hope after Trump says Israel and Hamas agreed to first phase of peace deal
Hamas will release all 20 living hostages in the coming days in exchange for Palestinian prisoners, while the Israeli military will begin a withdrawal from the majority of Gaza.
Two-way vehicular movement resumes in Tamor Corridor
Works to remove obstruction along the corridor started on Monday when rains stopped and completed on Wednesday evening and from today, Thursday, two-way traffic has resumed. Rajan Karki, DSP at the Dhankuta District Police Office, said that the corridor has come into operation and vehicles are moving two-way.
Customers not demanded personal confidential details: RBB
The Bank expressed serious concern over reports that its customers have been receiving phone calls from unauthorized individuals engaged in fraudulent activities. These callers attempt to extract personal details by offering fake schemes and promises of financial gain, the Bank warned.
IPPAN demands relief package from customs exemption to RCOD timeline extension
IPPAN has also demanded that the RCOD period of under-construction projects damaged by floods be extended by three years and the validity of the permit by five years, and that arrangements should be made for the restructuring and refinancing of loans of flood-affected projects.
Ninety-one families languishing as landless for 50 years
As a result, they are unable to use the land as collateral to obtain bank loans, explore business and entrepreneurial opportunities, or access government subsidies and other benefits.
NC expresses sorrow over demise of its Surkhet district former president Malla
The Nepali Congress (NC) has expressed deep sorrow over the demise Govinda Bahadur Malla, the party's Surkhet district committee former president.
Nine highways blocked due to floods and landslides in three provinces
Nine major highways in three provinces have been blocked due to floods and landslides caused by incessant rainfall in various parts of the country on October 3 and 4.
Gold price continues climb
The rise in the price of gold in the international market has its fallout in the domestic market as well. Accordingly, gold has become dearer by Rs 1,200 today compared to its price on Wednesday.
Government gears up for operation of BP Highway through temporary diversion
A team under the leadership of Minister for Physical Infrastructure and Transport, Kulman Ghising, and comprised of Ministry's Secretary Keshav Sharma and Director General of the Department of Roads Bijaya Jaisi, among other officials, carried out a monitoring inspection of various sections of the BP Highway damaged due to the recent floods and landslides.
Details of damage to drinking water system being collected
The Department of Drinking Water and Sewage Management has started the process of collecting details of damage caused to drinking water and sanitation systems across the country due to floods and landslides caused by recent incessant rains.
Charikot-Khadichaur roadway serving as an alternative
With the BP Highway remaining blocked for traffic due to damaged triggred by incessant rains on October 3 and 4, people travelling to and from various parts of the Terai and eastern districts have started using alternative routes.
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