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    India, Myanmar discuss initiatives to strengthen defence cooperation

    India and Myanmar convened for the third Defence Cooperation Meeting to assess previous initiatives and explore new collaboration. The meeting was co-chaired by Defence Secretary Rajesh Kumar Singh and Lt Gen Pyae Sone Linn. Myanmar officials acknowledged India's humanitarian assistance following a recent earthquake through 'Operation Brahma'. Discussions included enhancing training, capacity building, and maritime security cooperation between the two nations.

    From bank queues to QR codes: Flood-hit Nepal's digital shift in philanthropy

    Nepal's digital payment systems now facilitate swift disaster relief donations. QR codes and mobile banking enable direct person-to-government transactions easily. International donors contribute efficiently using digital payment networks and cards. This digital transformation simplifies contributions for citizens and overseas Nepalis. Technology has significantly streamlined the collection of relief funds for Nepal.

    Nepal PM thanks India for flood rescue help after minister seeks compensation, as reconstruction estimates reach billions of dollar

    Nepal’s Prime Minister Balendra Shah has thanked India and China for their assistance after flash floods killed 1,127 people and left nearly 4,900 missing. As rescue operations continue, Nepal is also seeking international accountability over climate-related losses. Foreign Minister Shisir Khanal called for justice and compensation, while Finance Minister Swarnim Wagle estimated reconstruction could cost $4 billion to $5 billion.

    Nepal's only billionaire praises India, PM Modi for swift disaster response; calls rebuilding task 'gigantic'

    Nepal's sole billionaire Binod Chaudhary lauded India's swift response to devastating flash floods. He described the disaster's scale as far bigger than previously contemplated. Villages, markets, schools, and bridges were washed away, impacting power generation capacity. Chaudhary emphasised the gigantic rebuilding task ahead for the nation. He appealed for continued support from India and Prime Minister Modi.

    How Nepal school principal saved 1,600+ children minutes before flood swallowed entire school in mud, ice & water

    Nepal principal saves 1,643 students: A principal’s swift warning saved more than 1,600 students from a devastating flash flood. Tribhuvan Trishuli Secondary School was destroyed by mud and ice following a massive mountain collapse. Two staff members remain missing after the sudden and powerful river surge. Students watched their school disappear as they fled to higher ground and escaped safely. The community now plans to restart classes at a temporary school in a safer location.

    Himalayan flood crises linked to geological instability, climate change: Professor Ravindra Khaiwal

    Nepal's flood crises stem from geological instability and climate change, not just rainfall. The Bhotekoshi flood disaster has claimed 626 lives and left 2,426 people missing. Rescue teams have evacuated over 2,200 people, including foreign nationals, by helicopter and ground. India has provided significant relief and rescue support, sending medical and tunnel rescue teams. Numerous government personnel are among those reported missing in the devastating floods.

    The Economic Times
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