At least 547 people have been killed in Nepal after flash floods that ravaged the country just days ago, with those missing nearing the 2,000-mark
Journalism is often described as the business of telling stories. But during a catastrophe, it becomes something deeper: the responsibility to bear witness
Memories of surviving the flood or witnessing people getting swept away in the muddy waters, the rumbling sound of heavy rain, rising water or even a weather warning may trigger fear and anxiety for survivors
Intensive search and rescue missions, supported by the Nepalese Army, have successfully evacuated several groups of Indians
Indian goods vehicles heading to Kathmandu and other parts of Nepal via Maharajganj, are significantly impacted, with a 16 km queue of cargo trucks forming at the Sonauli border
The Ministry of External Affairs on Thursday said 288 Indians remain missing following the devastating flash floods in Nepal
Following a brief halt due to a glacial landslide-induced barrier lake breach and subsequent flood risk, rescue operations have resumed in Nepal and China
The Nepal Police released a video showing the men in custody after the Chitwan video had shocked social media users across the world due to the gross disrespect shown to the victim
Amid the crisis, over 1,500 Indian pilgrims returning from the Kailash Mansarovar yatra are stranded in Tibet due to flood-damaged routes
The Nepal flood cause was a massive bedrock failure that took a glacier with it, according to new satellite imagery analysis
Security personnel are relocating stranded people in Rasuwa, Nuwakot and Dhading to safer places with temporary accommodation arranged in schools and public buildings for immediate settlement of 3,500 people
At least 103 people from TN had travelled to Nepal for the Kailash Mansarovar pilgrimage. Of these, 20 have been rescued, while the whereabouts of 86 people are still being ascertained
Tapati Singha had been part of a 33-member tour group from the Chalo Jaai Travel Club in West Bengal, which had planned the Kailash Mansarovar trip since May
Even as the death toll from Nepal's recent flood disaster rises to 359, experts have issued urgent warnings about ongoing dangers
The families were part of a tour organised to visit Kailash Mansoravar for which they had left from Kolkata on August 21, with a return planned for September 3
Ministry of external affairs has confirmed that while over 200 have sought assistance, 288 remain uncontactable
Many of the missing individuals were reportedly on the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra, with hundreds still unaccounted for after the disaster
The floodwaters travelled for approximately 10 hours, washing away monitoring stations and infrastructure before receding in the Narayani River
Eyewitnesses on the ground described the terrifying event as a roaring whirlpool accompanied by wind and mud that swept away the entire settlement of Timure
Nearly 160 people were killed and more than 750 remain missing, including 133 Indian nationals, after the massive flood destroyed several towns and villages
Search and rescue operations are ongoing as officials work to establish contact and assess the condition of the 403 missing tourists
At least 95 people have been killed so far as the flash floods continue to ravage various parts of Nepal, with rescue operations saving 29 people so far
Referring to China as the 'northern neighbour', Nepali journalist Parshuram Kaphle claimed that Beijing had 'undermined' his country in a way that led to a number of lives lost
At least 142 Indians are among the nearly 400 people missing in Rasuwa district, on Tibetan border.
This comes as devastating flash floods continue to ravage Nepal, with at least 105 Indians among 400 who have gone missing so far
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