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Gujarat's NFSU sends 10-member forensic team to Nepal to identify flood victims

The team will assist Nepal with Disaster Victim Identification, including DNA matching, as search and recovery operations continue and families in India await confirmation about relatives missing since the Aug 26 flash floods.

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RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat’s message resonates with Indian-American community in New York

Community leaders who attended Bhagwat’s address highlighted his emphasis on shared humanity, grassroots leadership, volunteerism and the diaspora’s role in preserving cultural values while contributing to society.

Maharashtra tourists rescued from Nepal floods as first batch of 106 returns to India

The Maharashtra government said 106 stranded tourists returned to India on Friday, while another 84 were expected to reach the country on Saturday as state authorities continued coordinating the evacuation of residents affected by the Nepal floods.

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Rescued sailors unable to shed light on MV Ocean Winner sinking as search for 22 crew continues

Traumatised survivors cannot recall events before the bulk carrier sank; experts suspect shifting iron ore or excess moisture may have caused the vessel to list.

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India, Sri Lanka deepen defence ties, expand joint training and maritime security

CDS General N S Raja Subramani and Sri Lanka Navy Commander Vice-Admiral Damian Fernando review bilateral defence cooperation, capacity-building initiatives and regional security.

Nepal floods: 21 Indians rescued while 288 remain uncontactable, says MEA

The Ministry of External Affairs said 288 Indian nationals remain uncontactable after flash floods in Nepal, while 21 people from Tamil Nadu have been rescued as Indian missions coordinate efforts with Nepalese and Chinese authorities.

Rescue operations after deadly Bhotekoshi floods in Nepal

'There Is a Very Slim Hope They Are Alive': Nepal Flood Leaves 171 Dead and Hundreds Missing

Flash floods triggered by a massive Himalayan landslide have devastated Nepal’s northern border, destroying settlements and infrastructure while leaving hundreds of foreign tourists and residents unaccounted for.