Following the flash floods, India has emerged as one of Nepal's strongest allies. It has provided extensive aid, including relief materials, rescue teams, medical assistance, Bailey bridges, tunnel experts,

The death toll from the devastating Nepal-Tibet flash floods surged to 1,243 on Wednesday (September 2), as rescuers battled rain and debris to trace those believed to be trapped in the tunnels along the course of the Bhotekoshi river and underground powerhouses in the Himalayan nation.

Nepal flash flood death toll rose to 1,252 with 4,875 missing as Nepal Army conducts search operations and officials warn of fresh Bhotekoshi flood risks.

At least 639 people remain stranded in devastated hydropower stations that have become ⁠the focus of rescue ⁠efforts, Nepal's disaster management authority said on Tuesday. The death toll rose to 1,050, while about 4,000 people remain ​missing, including 583 foreign nationals.

India and China were among the first countries to send both relief supplies and specialised assistance to flood-hit Nepal.

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Shisir Khanal blamed China, the US and India — the largest greenhouse gas emitters — and said the nations have a "historical responsibility to compensate vulnerable nations like Nepal".

Kathmandu, Sep 3 (PTI) Even as international and domestic assistance continues to pour in, for some schoolchildren in Nepal, helping victims of the devastating floods has meant giving up a snack, empt