A 47-year-old Indian national was killed and a 53-year-old New Zealand citizen of Indian origin injured after two helicopters collided while attempting to land at a helipad in Nepal's Solukhumbu district.
Six Indian tourists lost contact while crossing snowbound passes near Shey Phoksundo Lake. An army team has been deployed as officials seek helicopter support amid poor connectivity.
Nepal's Central Film Censor Board denied public screening permission to Udta Teer. The decision has left the film's planned theatrical release in Nepal uncertain.
A sudden flood in Nepal's Budhi Gandaki river may have followed a landslide blockage that later gave way. Authorities are investigating the cause as damage reports from Gorkha remain preliminary.
Several districts, including Manang, Myagdi, Baglung, Parbat and Palpa, have been badly affected, while parts of the southern Terai region are facing waterlogging and erosion.
Police officials said the former judge was brought in for necessary investigation and that more information about the case would be made public soon.
A video showed a woman pushing a dog off a bridge into Nepal's Seti river as the terrified animal struggled against the strong current. The footage prompted online outrage and a police investigation to identify her.
India has expanded flood relief for Nepal with aid flights, rescue teams and forensic support. The assistance spans tunnel searches, DNA identification and equipment for difficult terrain.
As rescue efforts in flood-ravaged Nepal entered the 10th day, two workers were rescued from a hydropower tunnel near the Trishuli River. Mechanical engineer Sanjay Sah, who was among the rescued, narrated the ordeal to India Today.
Prime Minister Balendra Shah thanked India, China, the US and other countries for helping flood-hit Nepal. He said their messages and assistance were giving Nepal strength as rescue and relief operations continued.
A worker who survived the catastrophic flash floods in Nepal has alleged that a Chinese supervisor fled from a Trishuli-3A hydropower tunnel after workers sought his help to be let out.
Families of workers trapped in Nepal's flooded hydropower tunnels are pleading for urgent rescue. Their frustration is growing as official claims of progress clash with what relatives say they see on the ground.
The flash floods in Nepal and Tibet has now killed over 1,000 people as rescue teams battled thick mud, damaged roads and bad weather to reach survivors. A fresh flood warning in several Nepal districts threatened to add to the challenges, potentially disrupting rescue efforts.
The Nepal Army-led rescue team entered the tunnel amid fears that workers might have been trapped inside after the Bhotekoshi River flooded the Rasuwa region.
Nepal's devastating flash floods have killed 788 people so far, with over 2,500 still missing, as survivors and displaced patients struggle to access essential aid amid dwindling supplies at hospitals and relief camps. Rescuers continue battling mud, debris and treacherous weather in a bid to find more survivors.
A landslide and road collapse blocked Nepal's Prithvi Highway in Dhading after the Trishuli River eroded its edge. Police stopped vehicles and pedestrians as the damaged stretch continued to subside.
Nepali authorities found a six-year-old girl buried under soil in Timure days after devastating flash floods wreaked havoc in the region. She was brought to Kathmandu after her condition worsened.
Nepal Police have yet to determine how much money was originally inside the safe. They are also trying to establish its ownership, the source of the cash and whether others took some of the money before authorities secured the area.
In its message shared with Nepal's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Chinese authorities said the colour of the lake, which began forming following the deadly flash flood that swept parts of Nepal and Tibet earlier this week, had been steadily darkening.
Of the 933 workers, 254 have so far been rescued, while contact has been established with some others. However, a large number of workers remain unaccounted for.
