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    Indians remain largest source of tourists to Nepal in September

    Nepal recorded 88,248 international tourist arrivals in September, with Indians accounting for the largest share at 17,425, up 12% year-on-year. Arrivals in the first nine months of 2026 rose 6% to 865,920. Nepal and northeast India also agreed to develop a Buddhist and cultural tourism circuit linking Lumbini with eight northeastern states.

    Authorities warn of fresh rainfall in Nepal's flood-affected areas; threats rescue ops

    Nepal's meteorology department warns of fresh rainfall and thunderstorms in flood-affected areas. Ongoing rescue and relief operations face disruption from the worsening crisis. An ice-rock avalanche caused a torrent of water, mud, and debris downstream. Over 600 people have died, and more than 2,400 remain missing. Rescuers continue operations amid fears of another wave of flooding.

    Nepal floods spook Indian tourists, disrupt holiday plans and trigger travel cancellations

    Indian travel cancellations to Nepal are rising due to flood visuals. Tour operators face significant losses as bookings drop sharply. Families are prioritizing safety and choosing alternative destinations for holidays. Road closures are forcing travel agencies to cancel existing bookings. This situation impacts popular tourist spots like Kathmandu and Pokhara.

    Armed forces personnel from India, Nepal, Sri Lanka to take part in bike expedition from Lumbini to Colombo

    Armed force personnel from India, Nepal, and Sri Lanka will participate in a bike expedition in October, covering the Buddhist Circuit from Lumbini in Nepal to Colombo in Sri Lanka. Organized by the governments of the three nations and the Royal Thai Monastery, the expedition will traverse seven Indian states and include a journey aboard an Indian Navy ship. The expedition aims to trace significant locations related to Gautam Buddha.

    Aircraft carrying 59 people skids off runway in Nepal; No injuries: media report

    A Buddha Air flight with 59 people aboard skidded off the runway while landing in Lumbini province, Nepal. No injuries were reported. Flight no. 805 got stuck in mud at Gautam Buddha Airport while landing. Everyone was safely evacuated, and the airport is closed with the plane on the runway, according to Rupandehi District Police Spokesperson Manohar Prasad Bhatta via The Kathmandu Post.

    In Nepal, PM Modi invokes common heritage, shared Buddhist values

    Addressing a gathering at Lumbini alongside Deuba, Modi said, "The growing and strengthening friendship between India and Nepal will work for the benefit of entire humanity amid the kind of global situation that is emerging today. The devotion to Lord Buddha binds us together, and makes us members of one family."

    The Economic Times
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