- Thursday, 16 April 2026
TRN Online
Tribhuwan Army Women bowl out Madhesh for 25 runs in PM Cup
Tribhuwan Army Club Women bowled out Madhesh Women for 25 runs in the ongoing Prime Minister Cup Women's National Cricket Tournament at Fapla Cricket Ground, Dhangadi on Sunday. Batting first Madhesh Women scored 25 runs before being all out in the 15.2 overs.
Travel to Manang becoming easier
With the recent expansion of the road network in Manang, which is considered an attractive tourism destination in the country, travel is becoming easier. About 20 years after the opening of the track, the journey has become easier after the Dumre-Besisahar-Chame road has geared up for expansion.
Economic prosperity is govt's priority: Home Minister Lekhak
Home Minister Ramesh Lekhak has said that achieving economic prosperity is one of the priorities of the incumbent government. In his address to a press meet organised by the Nepal Press Union in Mahendranagar on Sunday, the Home Minister said the Nepali Congress-CPN (UML) government aims to achieve economic prosperity, good governance, durable peace and accelerate the mission for development and prosperity.
Sri Lanka dismiss Malaysia for 23 in massive opening win
Hosts Malaysia were shot out for just 23 in their maiden Under-19 Women's T20 World Cup appearance by Sri Lanka, who completed a 139-run win in the first of the two games on Sunday, in Kuala Lumpur.
-original-thumb.jpg)
Public debt reaches over Rs 2536 billion
The public debt till mid-January of the current fiscal year has exceeded Rs 2,536 billion. According to the Public Debt Management Office, Nepal's total public debt has exceeded 44 per cent of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP). In the past six months, Rs 102 billion has been added to the public debt.
Price of gold decreases slightly
The price of gold has decreased in the domestic market today after the fall in the price in the international market. The price of gold fell by Rs 800 per tola (11.66 grammes) while that of silver by Rs 30 per tola.
Bird census begins from Rapti
The census of water birds has started from the Rapti River in Kusum of Rapti Sonari Rural Municipality-1.
Bagmati Province Assembly's fifth session to begin Feb 2
The Bagmati Province Assembly is holding its fifth session from coming February 2.
Merger between two community campuses
Two campuses operating in the district headquarters Kushmabazar have been merged. The Gupteshwor Multiple Campus and Shivalaya Multiple Campus have been merged to form the Kushma Multiple Campus.
"Pearl of Indian Ocean" shines with Belt and Road cooperation
Port City's transformation is not just physical but generational. For young Sri Lankans like Sithmi Maligaspe, who has been part of the project for over a year, its importance lies in its potential to retain talent. "Only by keeping our youth can this country achieve better development," Maligaspe said. Many young Sri Lankans, eager for greater opportunities, are now learning Chinese to tap into advanced industries and management models.
One trampled to death by wild elephant in Morang
Three weeks ago, Chandra Kumari Limbu, 61, of Gurung Tole, Sundarharaincha-5, died after being attacked by a wild elephant while returning home after collecting firewood in the forest. Also, Ganga Shrestha, 40, died after being attacked by an elephant while she was going to search for firewood in Srijana Community Forest, Sundarharaincha-7, a month ago.
Pokhara to host Daai festival from today
Host, Pokhara Tourism Council, also believes that the festival would help attract tourists even during the current off-season. The traditional Daai Festival is being held at the Fewa ground in Pokhara Municipal Corporation-23 and aims to preserve the tradition by involving tourists and local youth, said the Council Chair Taranath Pahari.
Nepal Visit Year 2025 announced
The beginning of the 'Nepal Visit Year 2025' and the 'Chinese New Year 2025' was announced on Saturday amid a programme jointly organized by the Ministry of Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation, Chinese Embassy in Kathmandu, Bhaktapur Municipality and Nepal Tourism Board (NTB).
'Further struggle imperative for protecting federalism and other rights'
Chief Minister of the Madhes Province, Satish Kumar Singh has underlined the need of further struggle for the protection of rights including federalism which were achieved on the force of Madhes movement.
Serving destitute people is a noble task, Minister Gurung says
Minister for Communications and Information Technology Prithvi Subba Gurung said that there is no other religion than the service to the humankind.
