- Sunday, 5 April 2026
TRN Online
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Let's stop sending students to KIIT, India: NA members
Members of the National Assembly (NA) have called for a halt to sending Nepali students to the Kalinga Institute of Industrial Technology (KIIT) in Odisha, India.
NRNs demand citizenship with socio-economic rights
Citizenship with economic, social and cultural rights to the non-resident Nepali has been demanded in accordance with constitutional provision.
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Conflict survivor organisations call for appointing officials in the TJ bodies acceptable to the victims
Representatives of various organisations of conflict victims have submitted a memorandum to Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli calling for making the process of recommending office-bearers of the two commissions related to transitional justice credible and transparent.
Japanese ambassador pays courtesy call on PM Oli
Ambassador of Japan to Nepal, Maeda Toru, paid a courtesy call on Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli at his residence in Baluwatar today.
Blood donation on occasion of Gorkhapatra entering 125th year
The Federation of Nepali Journalists (FNJ) of Gorkhapatra Corporation hosted a blood donation programme on Sunday on the occasion of Gorkhapatra entering its 125th year of publication and the 63rd anniversary of Gorkhapatra Corporation. Blood donation was organised on the premises of the corporation with the technical support of Nepal Red Cross Society Central Blood Transfusion Service, where a total of 35 staff members of the corporation donated blood.
Rain affects flights across country including at TIA
Adverse weather caused by rain disrupted the today's flight schedule at Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA).
Koshi Province Investment Summit: MoUs signed for investments worth 152 billion
An agreement has been signed for projects worth Rs 152.16 billion during the two-day investment summit organized by the Koshi province government. The Province Investment Summit was organized on Thursday.
Price of gold on declining trend
The price of gold in the domestic market is Rs 184,100 per tola (11.66 grammes) today, the first day of the week's trading, according to the Federation of Nepal Gold and Silver Dealers' Association. The price of the yellow metal was Rs 188,100 per tola on Wednesday.
51,000 plus foreigners visit Mustang in four months of 2025
The number of foreign tourists visiting Mustang district has increased impressively in the recent months.
Construction of Thulokhola hydro project of 21.3 megawatt capacity in final stage
The development of Thulokhola hydropower project of 21.3 megawatt capacity in Myagdi district has reached the final stage with the completion of entire physical infrastructure and equipment installation.
UML secretariat meeting today
The secretariat meeting of the ruling CPN (UML) is taking place today.
Wind from Bay of Bengal causes rain in different parts of country
Different parts of the country including the Kathmandu Valley and some hilly areas have received rain since last night due to the influence of the westerly and local winds.
Rain disrupts Narayanghat-Butwal section, Kanti Highway
The continuous rainfall occurring since last night has disrupted the vehicular movement along the Narayanghat-Butwal section of the East-West Highway. Madhu Nepal, the Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) and Information Officer of District Police Office, Nawalparasi Purva, shared that the road was closed as the vehicles skidded off the road following the rain in the Daunne area, which is under construction now.
Grade 12 exam starts
395,908 students will appear in the exam from 1,590 exam center in the country and one from Japan, according to Mahashram Sharma, NEB Chair.
Govt, agitating resident doctors ink four-pt deal
Kathmandu, May 3: The government and agitating resident doctors have signed a four-point agreement today. After the agreement between the Ministry of Health and Population, and Nepal Medical Association, the agitating resident doctors have withdrawn all their protest activities. Ministry's Dr Bhim Prasad Sapkota and Association's General Secretary Sanjib Tiwari signed the deal. As per the agreement, all the resident doctors undergoing Master's Degree of medical education in the private medical colleges would get the stipend equal to the 8th Level Health Officer being provided by the public medical institutions. The private medical colleges would be directed to this end as per the decision of the Medical Education Commission taken on February 7. Likewise, the Ministry of Health and Population would form a taskforce and submit its report within 15 working days regarding the day-off, duty hour, additional facilities and other issues of the resident doctors. The Ministry would coordinate to ensure the 'matching' and admission or enrollment of all medical students in an integrated approach. Minister for Health and Population Pradip Paudel was also present in the talks. (RSS)
