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
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
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
Many of the missing individuals were reportedly on the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra, with hundreds still unaccounted for after the disaster
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
This comes as devastating flash floods continue to ravage Nepal, with at least 105 Indians among 400 who have gone missing so far
The massive flash flood in Nepal's Rasuwa district has killed at nine people. Nepal's tourism board also stated that around 400 travellers including 105 Indians are misssing after the deluge
Though the flood situation in Assam saw a slight improvement on August 11, various parts of the state remain fraught with flood risks
Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami reviewed the situation after schools in three districts were given a holiday due to inclement weather conditions
The floods caused by overflowing rivers, have displaced a significant portion of the population. The Assam government has set up numerous relief camps for the displaced
Heavy rains and storms have caused significant flooding in parts of Kolkata, disrupting traffic and leading to waterlogging on major roads and areas like the airport access, Central Avenue, and Salt Lake Sector Five
With floods affecting nearly 40 per cent of farmland in Maharashtra, the demand to give a complete loan waiver to affected farmers is gaining ground in the state
During his visit, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will conduct aerial surveys of severely affected areas, evaluate relief efforts, and is expected to announce a special financial package to support victims and rebuilding
Punjab has been devastated by the recent floods caused by torrential rainfall. Lakhs were displaced due to the floods, and there is immense damage to property, crops, and forests. The floods also claimed dozens of lives. Relief operations are underway, and the CM is seeking financial aid from the center to aid the recovery as PM Narendra Modi is set to visit the state on September 9
According to official estimates, all 23 districts have been declared flood-affected, with more than 1,900 villages submerged, nearly four lakh people impacted, and over 40 lives lost
The Delhi-NCR region has been facing severe flooding as the Yamuna River overflowed today, crossing the danger mark. The monsoon this year was one of the wettest since 2010
SDRF, NDRF and the Jammu and Kashmir Police iare carrying out relief and rescue operations after six rescue centres have been set up
Cloudbursts, flash floods, landslides and waterlogging are also likely at a few vulnerable places in Jammu and Kashmir
The Delhi-NCR region was issued an orange alert as many parts of the city face severe waterlogging and traffic jams due to heavy rains, prompting an IMD orange alert and a work-from-home advisory Tuesday. Gurugram has been especially affected as the city came to a standstill with traffic snarls leaving commuters stuck on the roads for hours
Rescue operation is underway in Rajgarh, Ramban. Three bodies have been found, including two women, who were washed away by the floods
Heavy rainfall has triggered severe floods in Jammu and has pushed the Tawi River past danger levels. In some parts, landslides were reported. the Doda region was the most affected
Agricultural farmlands and many temples have been submerged as over ten bridges on the Krishna, Dudhganga, and Vedganga rivers in the Chikkodi subdivision have become unusable
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