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India will provide DNA profiling facilities to first-degree relatives of people missing after Nepal's August 26 flash floods to help identify mortal remains. Samples can be collected at designated central, state and accredited forensic laboratories across India

India has dispatched two more C-130J aircraft carrying 21.5 tonnes of relief assistance to flood-hit Nepal, including forensic kits and medical supplies. The latest aid takes India’s emergency relief supplies to more than 68 tonnes amid devastating flash floods.

India has sent its fifth aircraft to Nepal carrying an 11-member specialised rescue team and 5.5 tonnes of essential medicines. The deployment comes as Nepal grapples with devastating flash floods that have killed more than 1,000 people.

Indian tunnel rescue team joined Nepali Army in search operations at hydropower tunnel sites in Chilime and Langtang, retrieving one body despite bad weather. A 19‑member forensic team from India also began DNA analysis support in Kathmandu.

China is reportedly deleting citizen-shot videos of the catastrophic August 26 glacial collapse in Tibet, which unleashed flash floods and mudslides across the Nepal-Tibet frontier. The Times of Israel report highlights restricted access, censorship, and unanswered questions about the disaster’s causes.

Nepal’s devastating flash floods have left families searching for missing loved ones and salvaging belongings from mud-filled homes. In Galchhi, survivors Nayan and Nivi Tiwari are clearing debris and rebuilding their house, determined to restore their lives despite the destruction

Rescued tourists from West Bengal, Maharashtra, and Kerala recounted harrowing near-death experiences after being stranded during flash floods in Nepal. Many described landslides, buses swept away, and buildings collapsing before state governments facilitated their safe return home.

The death toll from devastating flash floods in Nepal rose to 734 as water levels in the Bhotekoshi River increased again, prompting fresh warnings. Nearly 2,500 people remain missing as rescue operations continue amid rain, landslides and fears of renewed flooding

Congress MP Shashi Tharoor urged the Centre to deploy a full NDRF contingent, heavy-lift helicopters and advanced search equipment in Nepal, where hundreds of Indians remain missing or stranded after devastating flash floods, stressing that rescue efforts must be intensified immediately

Twenty-eight Andhra Pradesh pilgrims undertaking the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra safely returned after narrowly escaping flash floods in Nepal. Pilgrims said a delay in obtaining Chinese visas helped them avoid the worst-hit area, while several people remain missing in the floods

Nepal’s flash flood death toll rose to 626 on Saturday, while more than 2,400 people remained missing. Nearly 2,500 people have been evacuated as thousands of security personnel continue rescue operations amid fears of further flooding in central Nepal

Nepal President Ramchandra Paudel on Saturday thanked India and President Droupadi Murmu for their support following devastating flash floods that killed hundreds. He also expressed condolences over Indian deaths, as rescue efforts continued and the death toll reached 616.

The death toll from devastating flash floods in Nepal has reached 616, with hundreds still missing. Search and rescue operations are continuing across affected districts, while Nepal has agreed to limited international assistance. India has also sent humanitarian aid and rescue teams.

A techie from Australia with Hyderabad roots has gone missing after flash floods struck the Nepal-Tibet border region on August 26. Identified as K Suhasini Reddy, she had travelled to Nepal for a pilgrimage to Manasarovar.

Several Telugu NRIs have been stranded at the Nepal-Tibet border following flash floods that disrupted the Kailash pilgrimage route. Families of pilgrims, including Qatar-based Ramesh Babu, have lost contact for days, while some Dubai-based NRIs were rerouted to Kathmandu by Chinese authorities.

Apple CEO Tim Cook has announced a donation to support relief and rebuilding efforts after devastating flash floods and mudslides along the Nepal-Tibet border. The disaster killed hundreds, displaced communities and damaged villages, roads, bridges and critical infrastructure across Nepal.

The UK has offered £5 million and emergency response support to Nepal after devastating flash floods killed hundreds and left more than a thousand missing, including around 33 British nationals. King Charles III and other British leaders expressed solidarity with affected communities

Nepal’s devastating flash floods warn of mounting climate risks across the Himalayas, underscoring the urgent need for stronger preparedness and regional cooperation

The MEA said 288 Indian nationals remain uncontactable after flash floods in Nepal, while 21 Indians have been rescued. India is coordinating with Nepalese authorities to trace the missing, while around 200 Indians stranded in China have sought assistance

Nearly 300 Indian nationals are among thousands reported missing after a devastating flash flood struck Nepal’s Rasuwa region along the Nepal‑Tibet border. The disaster has claimed at least 162 lives and wreaked havoc across three districts.