New Delhi: The death toll from the flash flood that struck Nepal’s Rasuwa district on the morning of 26 August could eventually cross 10,000, according to preliminary assessments from… The post Nepal flood toll could cross 10,000 as bodies surface...

–dalailama.com  Shewatsel, Leh, Ladakh: On 30 August 2026, morning prayers were offered for the victims of the recent devastating floods in the Rasuwa region of Nepal and Kyirong in Tibet that have resulted in great loss of life, immense...

Workers thought to be trapped in the tunnels and underground areas of about half a dozen hydropower projects in Nepal following devastating flash floodsRescue teams are working to reach more than 900 people thought to be trapped in the...

Dharamshala: The closing ceremony of the 25th Tibetan Cooperatives Annual Conference was held at Administrative Training & Welfare Society, bringing together representatives from 15 cooperative societies to reflect on the outcomes of their discussions and explore ways to strengthen...

Nepal on Monday began mass burials for the hundreds of people killed in catastrophic flash floods along the Nepal-Tibet border last week, as authorities announced the death toll had climbed past 900 people. Officials in Nepal and neighbouring China...

The death toll from flash floods in Nepal rose to 903 on Monday, with more bodies being recovered and nearly 4,250 people still missing following the disaster, authorities said. Bodies have been recovered from all eight affected districts as...

Nepal Flood Latest Live News: Over 900 hydropower workers remain missing as rescuers search flooded tunnels amid devastating floods and landslides. The post Nepal Flood Latest Live News: Over 900 Hydropower Workers Missing as Bhotekoshi River Swells; Rescue Teams...

The tourists believed to be a family from Osaka are missing after crossing into Nepal from Tibet, with a driver sent to pick them up also unaccounted for. The post Five Japanese Tourists Missing After Nepal Floods first appeared...

The death toll in the catastrophic flooding in Nepal and Tibet has climbed past 900 with more than 4,700 missing

China's President Xi Jinping has called for faster surveys of glaciers and glacial lakes across the Tibetan Plateau to prevent further disasters.