Nepal Flash Flood Live Update: Nepal flash floods leave dozens dead and hundreds missing after a Tibet-origin deluge, while India issues a Gandak River alert and Bihar evacuates vulnerable residents amid rising waters. The post Nepal Flash Flood Live...

Speaking to ANI, Maa Gambhiri, coordinator at Isha Sacred Walks, said the foundation has been unable to establish contact with the group after the floods disrupted communication networks.

The Kathmandu Post, citing the PMO, confirmed that 60 workers connected to various hydropower projects in the area remain out of contact. Furthermore, 484 tourists, including 391 foreign nationals and 93 domestic travellers, are currently unreachable.

Tenzin Nyidon  DHARAMSHALA, Aug. 26: A catastrophic flash flood and mudslide swept through Nepal’s Rasuwa district along the Tibet border early Wednesday, killing at least 95 people and leaving hundreds missing, as torrents of water, mud, and debris inundated...

Tenzin Nyidon  DHARAMSHALA, Aug. 26: China is reportedly removing traditional Tibetan literary and cultural works from revised Tibetan-language school textbooks, according to a report by the Dharamshala-based Tibetan Centre for Human Rights and Democracy (TCHRD), raising fresh concerns over...

Nepal's death toll from Wednesday's catastrophic flash flood on the Tibet border has risen to 95, with 384 tourists still missing, as investigators work to confirm whether an ice-rock avalanche, an earthquake, or both set off the disaster. The...

In a significant decision, India and China have agreed to additional two meeting points for holding the General Level Mechanism or the Senior Highest Military Commander meeting (SHMC) with the objective of improving border management measures.

Torrential floods swallowed roads, bridges, houses, and power projects in the border areas of Nepal. Here’s a look at what caused the calamity

An avalanche may have caused an unusual flash flood without heavy rainfall, with hundreds of people unaccounted for in the path of destruction. Here’s what to know.

Nepal's RSP spokesperson Jagdish Kharel on Wednesday thanked India and Prime Minister Narendra Modi for extending support to the flood-hit country, saying assistance from India and other neighbouring countries would be "very significant and essential" at this critical juncture.