India has stepped up humanitarian assistance to Nepal after devastating flash floods killed at least 903 people and left thousands missing. Defence Minister Rajnath Singh visited the Nepal Embassy in New Delhi, offered condolences and reaffirmed India’s commitment to Nepal’s search, rescue and rehabilitation efforts. India has provided over 68.5 tonnes of emergency relief materials, along with specialised tunnel rescue teams and forensic experts for DNA analysis and victim identification.

India assists in locating missing nationals as Nepalese authorities respond to devastating floods with rising casualties and infrastructure damage.

External affairs minister S Jaishankar said that NDRF personnel may be sent if Nepal requires it and that two planes of relief materials have already gone. | India News

India has responded generously to the dire situation in Nepal, sending a third relief flight loaded with ten tonnes of supplies. Additionally, an eleven-member medical team and…

Nepal's flash flood death toll has significantly increased, with many people still missing. India has offered National Disaster Response Force teams to aid Nepal's search and…

An 11-member Indian team has arrived in Nepal to assist authorities after devastating flash floods killed more than 500 people and left nearly 2,000 missing. Sent at Nepals…

Indians missing in Nepal floods: India has intensified rescue and relief operations following Nepal's devastating Bhote Koshi River floods. One hundred eight Indian nationals have…