- Thursday, 6 November 2025
TRN Online
Three die in microbus accident
Three persons died and two others got injury in a bus accident occurred in Salyan district this morning. A microbus (Lu 2 Kha 6502) en route to Tulsipur from Banphikot of Rukum Paschim met accident at Kapurkot-3 of Salyan district, according to Resham Khatri, Police Inspector at District Police Office, Salyan.
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NC says no tea reception this year
The party used to conduct the tea party to exchange festival greetings since 2033 BS, the year iconic leader BP Koirala returned from exile with the policy of 'national unity and reconciliation'.
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Escaped prisoners under surveillance
Nepal Police has kept the prisoners escaped from various jails across the country under constant surveillance. The prisoners had escaped from the jails during Gen-Z protest on September 9.
Heavy rainfall predicted in few places of Koshi and Bagmati provinces
Impact of monsoon wind is subsiding and even the local wind is causing only partial impact in the country at present.
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Minister Sinha vows promotion of cottage industries
Minister for Industry, Commerce and Supply, Anil Kumar Sinha, vowed government support to develop and promote cottage and small industries for thriving economy.
Nepal makes historic achievement, defeats West Indies in T-20 int'l cricket
To a matter of felicity to all Nepalis, especially the sports fraternity, the Nepali cricketers have set a history in the international games by defeating the West Indies in the Unity Cup first T-20 match.
Govt. to terminate contract agreements of sick projects
The government is preparing to terminate the contract agreements of 234 roads and bridges that have remained in limbo for years.
Education Minister visits Gen-Z movement-injured at Trauma Centre
Minister for Education, Science and Technology, Mahabir Pun, visited the National Trauma Centre today to check on those injured during the recent Gen Z demonstrations held on September 8–9. He took updates on their health and the treatment they are receiving.
UML Chair Oli stresses maintaining law and order in the country
CPN (UML) Chair and former Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has stressed the need to maintain peace and law and order in the country. At the greetings exchange programme organised by the Youth Association Nepal in Gundu today, he stated that, having established themselves as peace-loving Nepalis, we must maintain that image by upholding peace and order in the country.
SEE supplementary exam results out
The National Examination Board has today published the results of the Secondary Education Examination (SEE) supplementary examination. Dr Mahashram Sharma, the chairman of the board, said 83,564 examinees passed or were graded in the examination.
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PM Karki insists on promotion of touristic sites
Prime Minister Sushila Karki, who also takes charge of the Ministry of Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation, has stressed the need for identifying, promoting and protecting touristic destinations that are off the beaten track to attract visitors. She said this is essential for earning foreign currency, creating jobs, and boosting national income.
Arshdeep's masterclass helps India pull off heist
Nissanka's ton got Sri Lanka within sight of victory but the remaining batters couldn't quite get them across the line
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Home Ministry appeals to all for maintaining peace, order
The Ministry of Home Affairs has called on everyone to help maintain peace, order, and security in the country. In a press statement issued today, the Ministry said that preliminary preparations for the upcoming general election have already begun. It urged all individuals and groups to ensure that any assemblies, conferences, meetings, or protest programmes are held peacefully, without violence, provocation, or disruption to others.
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Nepali Army rescues 56 people in Janakpur
The tableau broke Friday night, while being taken around during the fair held in the premises of Mata Rajdevi Temple. All those trapped were safely rescued under the leadership of the Nepali Army, with the support of other security agencies as well.
Gorkhapatra in HAATMA App
The news content of the Gorkhapatra Corporation has been included in a 'Haatma App'. This will bring forth the content of Gorkhapata, The Rising Nepal, Madhuparka, Yuvamanch, and Muna, published by Gorkhapatra Sansthan, which can be read and viewed through gorkhapatraonline.com and risingdaily.com in the app.
