- Thursday, 6 November 2025
TRN Online
Throng of people leave capital to celebrate Dashain (Photo Feature)
With the Dashain aura in the air, a throng of people is seen leaving the capital to go back to their homeland.
Two dead, one injured in jeep-motorbike collision
The accident took place on the postal road section at Brahmapuri rural municipality-5 in the southern bordering area of the district.
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Taskforce formed to search and arrest fugitive prisoners
The Department of Prison Management has urged the prisoners who escaped from different jails across the country in course of the Gen Z protests on last September 8-9 to return the prisons by October 6.
Over 3,000 disaster survivor families receive temporary housing grants in Kavre
The government has provided first tranche of funds for the construction of temporary housing for the victims of last year's disaster in the district.
KMC placing traffic cones and bars for traffic management
The Kathmandu Metropolitan City has begun placing 2,500 traffic cones and 1,250 retractable bars on the roads for traffic management.
Monsoon winds lose strength; moderate rainfall likely in three provinces
According to the Meteorological Forecasting Division, this afternoon the hilly regions of the country will generally be cloudy while other areas will be partly cloudy.
NRB issues new unified directive; special incentives for industries employing women
Nepal Rastra Bank's new unified directive has stipulated an arrangement for the authorized institutions to keep loan interest rate by adding a maximum of one percent point premium to the base rate for the industries exporting 25 percent of their total production after adding up minimum value by 25 percent.
Escaped prisoners given 10-day ultimatum to return to jail
The Home Ministry decided to launch a special drive to bring back the escapees to jails. The Ministry has also formed a Fugitive/Detainee Search and Arrest Taskforce with the coordination of the Assistant Chief District Officer of the concerned districts.
Students have psychological impacts of protests, NHRC states
In a press statement released on Friday, NHRC Spokesperson Dr Tikaram Pokharel said that all students have not obtained easy access to the virtual class, though some of the academic institutions resumed online classes after the protests.
Two dead in motorcycle accident
Superintendent of Police and Chief of District Police Office Narahari Regmi said that Amit Yadav, 18, and Kush Mishra, 16, of Janaknandini Rural Municipality-5 died on the spot in the mishap.
Think tank report highlights China's Yangtze River governance in new era
Titled "A Mighty River That Nourishes a Great Nation -- Achievements, Insights, and Global Significance of Yangtze River Governance in the New Era," the report was released by Xinhua Institute, a think tank affiliated with Xinhua News Agency, at the ongoing 2025 Great Rivers Forum in Wuhan, central China's Hubei Province.
Political unity vital: Former President Bhandari
Former President Bidya Devi Bhandari has said political unity is a key to navigate well the present adversity.
Maoist Centre dissolves CC; decides to convene general convention by mid-December
The CPN (Maoist Centre) has dissolved its central committee (CC) and decided to convene the party's general convention by the mid of this December.
Cabinet decisions: Approval of report on UPR, submission to UN Council via Foreign Ministry
The government has decided to approve the national report on the Universal Periodic Review (UPR) and submit it to the UN Human Rights Council via Foreign Ministry.
A study unveils how climate change is contributing to child and forced labor in Nepal’s carpet and brick sector
A new report from GoodWeave International and New ERA unveiled details on how climate change is contributing to child and forced labor in Nepal’s carpet and brick sectors.
