- Sunday, 12 April 2026
TRN Online
NA thematic committees' members reshuffled
The members in the thematic committees under the National Assembly (NA) have been reshuffled.
All types of discriminatory action and incidents are punishable, insists Home Minister
Home Minister Ramesh Lekhak has said all types of discriminatory incidents and behaviours are punishable by law and the government is committed to bringing to justice those involved in such acts.
Government commits stern action against responsible for Siraha incident
Home Minister Ramesh Lekhak has said the government would take a stern action regarding the death of 17-year-old girl at Nawarajpur rural municipality in Siraha.
Govt sensitively working to guarantee peace, security: Home Minister Lekhak
Home Minister Ramesh Lekhak has said the government is seriously and sensitively working to ensure peace, order and security for the citizens with maximum utilisation of available resources towards that end. In his replies to lawmakers' queries in a session of the National Assembly today, the Minister reiterated the government's compulsion to work amidst limited resources.
PM Oli pledges govt's every possible support for youth development
Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has said that the government is committed to providing every possible support for the all-round development of youths. He said so while addressing the National Cadet Corps (NCC)'s SN 19 Senior Division Pass-out Parade at the Army Pavilion in Tundikhel on Sunday.
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Lawmakers express concern on various issues
National Assembly (NA) lawmaker Gomadevi Timilsina has demanded the government ensure prompt justice for victims of cooperative fraud. Airing her views in a meeting of the upper house today, the lawmaker asserted that no one either is a leader or political cadre or someone else should be protected from he charge of the misappropriation of cooperative funds.
Month-long Roja fasting of Muslims begins today
The month-long fasting (aka Roja) of the Muslim community has begun today. The fast, which is considered rigorous, is observed with established rituals by the Muslim community. The commencement of the festival is determined according to the Hijri (Urdu) calendar.
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Rhino census uncertain due to budget crunch
The rhino census, which is conducted every five years, has become uncertain due to a lack of budget. This year, there has been a shortage of budget for conducting rhino count as it has been done depending on funding from donors. The Department of National Parks and Wildlife Conservation has been conducting rhino census in collaboration with various agencies working with the park.
Nagma-Gamgadhi road still blocked due to snowfall
The Nagma-Gamgadhi road, which has been blocked due to snowfall since Thursday, is yet to be opened.
'Nepal-China relations should carry to new heights through cultural exchange'
Experts and stakeholders have expressed their views on strengthening Nepal-China relations with the help of Material and Cultural advancement of the practice of China by implementing in Nepal. Speakers at the 'Material & Cultural-Ethical Advancement: The Practice of China' programme organized by Friends on the Cloud: Platform of Influencers, Nepal in Kathmandu on Saturday put their views on Nepal-China relations.
Communication Ministry organises orientation for journalists
The Ministry of Communication and Information Technology has organised a day-long capacity enhancement training for journalists.
Rescue efforts enter third day at India avalanche site
Indian rescuers hurried in sub-zero temperatures Sunday to dig out four missing workers presumed buried by an avalanche in a remote border area, with snowfall increasing the risk of more sliding snow.
Government hospitals now cannot make excuse for lack of medicines: Health Minister
Minister for Health and Population, Pradip Paudel, has said the hospitals cannot now find excuse for lack of medicines for health insurance.
1st National Bamboo Conference: Khotang to identify itself as a bamboo capital
The 1st National Bamboo Conference held in the district has decided to establish a bamboo museum and identify Khotang district as the bamboo capital.
Livestock farming faces threat after increasing leopard attacks in upper Mustang
The livestock farming in upper Mustang is at increasing risk owing to snow leopard attacks. The snow leopard attacks have frequented recently, killing domestic animals and panicking locals.
