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6 Indian tourists go missing during trek to deepest lake of Nepal, Shey-Phoksundo
Six Indian tourists were reported missing while trekking to Shey-Phoksundo Lake in Nepal after heavy snowfall. Local guides believe the tourists became stranded due to adverse weather conditions influenced by Cyclone Arnab. The group was warned of difficult weather but proceeded towards the high-altitude area. Communication difficulties have complicated search efforts, as mobile phone connectivity is unavailable in the mountain passes.
'Looking forward to representing India': Defence Minister Rajnath Singh leaves for Tajikistan for SCO meet
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh is traveling to Dushanbe, Tajikistan, for the SCO Heads of Government meeting. The meeting will focus on various cooperative initiatives, including culture, economy, and innovation. India aims to strengthen ties with other SCO members through this engagement. Last year's CHG meeting was hosted in Moscow with S Jaishankar representing India. Pakistan will host the next SCO Summit in 2027 and will invite India.
Why border security force SSB is asking soldiers to stay away from unknown calls, OTP requests
The Sashastra Seema Bal has issued a cyber security advisory warning personnel about online honey traps, fake identities, suspicious video calls and financial fraud. The force has outlined precautions for protecting personal information and banking details, urged personnel to avoid unknown APK downloads and advised victims to report cybercrime through helpline 1930 or the government's reporting portal.
Flash flood sweeps away houses, bridges in Nepal months after deadly disaster
Nepal's Gorkha district experienced a flash flood that swept away several houses and bridges. Nearly 50 people were rescued by authorities, while around 10 individuals remain missing. Residents were urged to evacuate to safer locations as the floodwaters rose unexpectedly. The sudden surge in the Budhi Gandaki River caused damage to hydropower projects and infrastructure. Efforts continue to locate the missing individuals and ensure the safety of stranded tourists.
10 missing, 6 rescued as flash flood hits Nepal’s Budhi Gandaki River
A flash flood in Gorkha district, Nepal, caused significant damage by sweeping away over 35 houses and several bridges. Authorities urged residents along the Budhi Gandaki River to evacuate to higher ground for safety. The flood was attributed to a possible blockage in the Syar stream, a tributary of the river. Rescue efforts were initiated with helicopters deployed for evacuations and relief distribution.
Indian Air Force turns 94 today, Kashi gets ready for aerial show
The Indian Air Force is celebrating its 94th anniversary on 8 October with upcoming aerial displays. The Central Air Command will host displays in Varanasi from 22 to 25 October, with a VIP stand at Namo Ghat. Citizens will have designated public viewing areas to witness the event. Detailed information regarding traffic arrangements and safety instructions will be posted through official channels.
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School assembly news headlines September 30: Top India, international, sports and business updates
School assembly news headlines for September 30 cover major developments across India and the world, including political updates, flood concerns, global diplomatic developments, AI news and major achievements by Indian athletes. The bulletin also highlights key business developments, including pharmaceutical tariff exemptions, a legal challenge by Red Bull and Essar Group’s proposed US steel project.
At least 33 people killed in western Myanmar airstrike, rebel group and aid worker say
A recent military airstrike in Kyauktaw, Rakhine state, resulted in 33 deaths and numerous injuries. Local sources indicate that the airstrike targeted a civilian area rather than combatants. This incident is among the deadliest since a similar attack on a hospital last December. Myanmar has been experiencing a civil war since the 2021 coup, involving multiple armed groups.
Search continues for 6,000 people nearly four weeks after Nepal flash floods
Nepal continued search operations on Sunday for around 6,000 people still missing nearly four weeks after flash floods killed more than 1,400. The August 26 disaster damaged infrastructure, including roads, bridges and hydropower projects. Authorities are also repairing damaged crossings and using DNA testing to identify victims, with nearly 1,300 bodies temporarily buried.
India continues relief efforts in flood-hit Nepal, dispatches 11 tonnes of aid
India sent eleven tons of relief supplies to Nepal on Saturday. This latest aid includes medicines, tents, and hygiene kits for flood victims. Nepal continues large-scale search and rescue operations across affected districts. The death toll has reached one thousand four hundred and ten people. Many organizations are providing assistance to the affected communities.
Nepal flood death toll crosses 1,400; over 6,000 still missing
In Nepal, the tragic aftermath of flash floods has claimed more than fourteen hundred lives, while over six thousand people are still missing. The Bhotekoshi River's relentless torrents have obliterated homes and critical infrastructure. Rescuers face immense hurdles in identifying the deceased, as DNA testing becomes indispensable for confirming victims after their extended time submerged in water.
India sends first consignment of Bailey bridge components to flood-hit Nepal
India has sent the first consignment of components for a 70-metre Bailey bridge to flood-hit Betrawati in Nepal, aimed at restoring connectivity in the area. More components are expected to arrive in the coming days.
India ramps up Nepal flood relief with 8th aid flight, specialised tunnel team and forensic experts
India has intensified its humanitarian assistance to Nepal in the wake of devastating flash floods, delivering over 130 tons of relief material and deploying 54 expert personnel to support search, rescue, and forensic operations.
Flood-hit Nepal races to rebuild bridges, restore vital road links with India, China support
Nepal has sought temporary bridges from both India and China, which have responded positively. The floods, triggered by an ice-rock avalanche near the Nepal-Tibet border, sent the Bhotekoshi River raging downstream, washing away homes, vehicles, roads and bridges and damaging hydropower projects across northern and central Nepal.
Nepal tunnel rescues face 'unprecedented' challenge
Nepal faces an unprecedented flood disaster after a mountain collapse killed many. Rescue efforts continue for hundreds of hydropower workers missing in tunnels. Three workers have been rescued, boosting hopes for finding other survivors. Foreign experts are assisting Nepali teams in the complex search operations. The nation observes a day of mourning while rescue tempo remains high.
Nepali woman found alive days after family began mourning rites
Rescuers found Chandika Kumari Shrestha alive after ten days in Nepal's devastating floods. She survived in a narrow pocket of air inside her collapsed four-storey home. Hundreds remain missing and unaccounted for following the catastrophic glacial collapse. Rescue efforts continue to find survivors trapped under debris and in tunnels. Many bodies have been recovered and mass burials are taking place.
Rescuers in Nepal pull 2 people alive from the debris 10 days after devastating floods
Nepalese rescuers pulled a Chinese worker and a woman alive from separate sites Saturday, 10 days after devastating floods killed at least 1,300 people. The worker was rescued from a hydropower tunnel, while the woman was found inside a damaged house. Search teams continue looking for more than 5,000 missing people.
Nepal floods: Woman rescued after 10 days of being trapped in house buried under mud and debris
A 60-year-old woman was rescued alive after being trapped for ten days. She was buried under mud and debris following devastating flash floods in Nepal. Rescuers located Chandika Shrestha on the top floor of her four-storey house. She was then flown by helicopter for initial medical treatment. The floods, triggered by an ice-rock avalanche, have caused widespread devastation and many deaths.
Nepal floods: Chinese national rescued alive from hydropower tunnel after 10 days
Rescuers in Nepal have pulled a Chinese national alive from a hydropower tunnel. This rescue brings the total to three workers found after devastating floods occurred. A woman was also found alive in Nuwakot town and is being airlifted. Over 900 workers remain missing from 12 hydropower projects across Nepal. At least 1,300 people died in the recent floods which caused widespread damage.
Deeper digs, community care: Indian tunnel rescue team accelerates Chilime operations with Nepal Army
An Indian tunnel rescue team is working with the Nepal Army to drain the Chilime tunnel. Specialist personnel are digging deeper into the shaft and securing vulnerable sections. Engineering teams are constructing a temporary access track for heavy machinery. Local residents face immense loss as recovery efforts focus on restoring essential services. Authorities are also addressing health concerns and providing financial aid to affected communities.
Death toll due to flash floods in Nepal rises to 1,344
Nepal's flash flood death toll has reached 1,344 as more bodies were recovered. Authorities have retrieved 843 bodies, including 85 children, and 501 amputated remains. Rescue teams continue searching for 4,898 people still missing after the devastating floods. The disaster was triggered by an ice-rock avalanche near the Nepal-Tibet border. Towns and villages in northern and central Nepal suffered widespread destruction.
Nepal death toll rises to 1,295; two workers rescued alive from tunnel
Nepal's flash flood death toll has risen to 1,295 as rescue operations continue. Two men were rescued alive from a tunnel after being trapped for nine days. India has sent relief materials to aid Nepal's ongoing rescue and relief efforts. Australian specialists have arrived to assist in the search for missing citizens. The UN has launched an appeal for life-saving relief for over 84,000 affected people.
Chanted ‘Hare Krishna’ mantra for 9 days, says Nepal tunnel survivor after rescue on Krishna Janmashtami
A Nepal Electricity Authority worker rescued after nine days from a tunnel at the Trishuli 3A hydropower project said he kept chanting the ‘Hare Krishna’ mantra while trapped. Sanjay Sah was rescued on Krishna Janmashtami, while another worker was airlifted to Kathmandu for further treatment.
Nepal floods: Death toll hits 1,259, over 5,000 missing
Nepal's flash flood death toll has reached 1,259, with over 5,000 people still missing. Residents are performing funeral rites for missing relatives as hopes diminish. The foreign minister described the event as a "Himalayan Tsunami" and thanked international supporters. Schoolchildren are donating pocket money to the Prime Minister's Relief Fund. Indian and Nepali teams continue rescue operations under difficult conditions.
Good chance that trapped workers are still alive in Nepal hydropower plant, official says
Rescue efforts continue for workers trapped in Nepal's Rasuwagadhi hydropower plant. Officials are confident many of the forty-six trapped workers are alive. Authorities have rescued 279 people from flooded hydropower projects. Over 639 individuals remain missing after the devastating glacial collapse. International teams are assisting Nepal in the extensive search operations.
Indian tunnel rescue experts join effort to reach trapped workers in Nepal's hydropower projects
An Indian team arrived in Nepal to assist with rescue operations. Rescuers are working to clear debris from flooded hydropower tunnels. Many workers remain unaccounted for after devastating flash floods occurred. Nepal has requested foreign expertise for specialized tasks and bridge construction.
Nepal floods: Teacher evacuates 1,600 students as floods wash away Trishuli school
Nepal's devastating flash floods have caused widespread destruction and significant loss of life. Over 794 bodies have been recovered, with thousands still missing after the disaster. Indian rescue teams are assisting Nepali forces in search and rescue operations. Schools and homes were swept away, impacting many students and residents. Relief efforts continue as authorities work to identify victims and clear blockages.
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.
21 pilgrims from Tamil Nadu who returned to India were rescued by Nepal Army: S Jaishankar
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar has confirmed the successful rescue of 21 Tamil Nadu pilgrims affected by the floods in Nepal. However, approximately 315 Indian nationals are still unreachable amid the catastrophic flash floods. India is providing robust assistance to Nepal with relief efforts, dispatching vital supplies such as Bailey Bridges and medical teams. Ongoing operations are focused on rescuing Indian citizens and other stranded foreign nationals.
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