- Thursday, 6 November 2025
TRN Online
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78,000 foreign tourists visit Nepal during September
As many as 78,000 foreign tourists entered Nepal during last September.
KMC fulfilled its responsibility to douse fire during Gen Z protest: Mayor Shah
Responding to queries raised in the social media, the KMC Mayor made it clear that the fire engines of the KMC were mobilized to douse the fire in Singha Durbar at about 8:15 pm when the crowd subsided. At day time, the crowd had prevented even the Nepali Army fire engine inside Singha Durbar from putting off the fire there, stated Mayor Balen in his Facebook account.
20 injured in Sindhupalchowk bus accident
A police team in command of Assistant Police Inspector Ashok Mahato from Lamosanghu Police post reached the accident and rescued the injured and sent them to Sindu Sadabahar hospital in Khadichaur.
Jumla trades sheep, goats worth Rs 100 million
The Chief of Livestock Development Section of Chandannath Municipality in Jumla, Bir Bahadur Rawat, said the major market areas in the district including the district headquarters Khalanga bazaar sold goats and sheep equal to Rs 100 million during the Dashain festival. In addition, buffaloes were also sold for meat in the district.
PM Karki discusses election preparation with EC officials
Prime Minister Sushila Karki held a meeting with the Election Commission (EC) officials Tuesday, focusing on the election to the House of Representatives announced for May 5, 2026.
FIR of families of deceased sent to the probe commission
The District Police Range Kathmandu has sent the First Information Report (FIR) registered by the families of those who were killed during the Gen Z Uprising to the 'Commission of Inquiry into the Incidents of September 8-9 Protests' citing it not within their jurisdiction.
Commission's report not needed to register criminal cases
A statement issued by Commission member Bigyan Raj Sharma states that the Commission’s attention has been drawn by the 25 September statement by the Ministry of Home Affairs which stated that the Government of Nepal would wait for the Commission's report to proceed further in regards to the incidents that took place during the Gen Z movement.
Minister Ghising directs NEA to make electricity system reliable, consumer-friendly
While inspecting the electricity centre in Syuchatar, Kathmandu, he acquired information on the condition of electricity generation, transmission and distribution systems across the country, grid operation, electricity demand and supply management, electricity export, and electricity projects damaged by floods and landslides, among other things.
Nepali table tennis players off to Australia
A five-member Nepali Table Tennis team comprising three players left here for Perth of Australia to participate in 'WTT Youth Contender' today.
Disaster Reduction Council's directives for prompt rescue, relief and rehabilitation works
The 19th meeting of the Disaster Reduction Council today decided to continue with the search and rescue of the people missing in the disaster. With this decision, the Council has directed the Ministry of Home Affairs and all the security bodies to engage in the search and rescue works.
Flood affects over 1,000 houses in Sunsari
Superintendent of Police at the District Police Office, Keshav Thebe, shared that the flood had affected 1,370 houses at Inaruwa, Dharan, Itahari, Barahakshetra, Duhabi, Ramdhuni, Inaruwa, Gadhi, Barju, Koshi, Bhokraha, Harinagar and Dewangunj.
Gen Z Movement Alliance demands voluntary resignation of CIAA commissioners
Undersigned by Samana Lawati, Rijan Rana Magar, Anusha Khanal, Aakriti Ghimire, Ojaswi Bhattarai, Vishesh Sah, Hem Chaudhari and Amit Khanal, Avas Sapkota, the memorandum states that the demand is related to ending corruption and impunity in the country.
4,856 houses built for poor and needy people in Karnali
The Karnali Province Government has constructed 4,856 houses so far for poor and needy people.
Indu Barma becomes the first Nepali woman to hit 1000 T20I runs!
Nepal women cricket skipper Indu Barma became the first Nepali women to surpass 1000 run in T20 international women cricket.
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Province government dispatches aid to flood and landslide victims in Ilam
The Koshi Province Government today dispatched various relief materials for the flood and landslide-affected people in Ilam district.
