New Delhi: From the people of Nepal trying to deal with the aftermath of the deadly Bhotekoshi floods, to Belgian Prime Minister Bart de Wever’s Delhi visit, a campaign to free India from manual scavenging, and the country’s first privately built nuclear fusion tokamak—a week captured in pictures by ThePrint’s photojournalists and reporters.
Family members at the Nepal Police Hospital, waiting to provide blood samples for DNA testing to help identify recovered bodies and remains of missing Nepalese and foreign nationals. Over the last five days, more than 500 poeple have provided samples for DNA analysis | Suraj Singh Bisht/ThePrintEntire houses were swept away in the deadly Nepal floods | Akanksha Mishra/ThePrintStudents and young people gathered Saturday at Kathmandu’s Durbar Square to pay tribute to those who lost their lives in Nepal | Suraj Singh Bisht/ThePrintAround 3,500 people in Nepal have been displaced by the Bhotekoshi floods, and are at different relief and holding centres | Akanksha Mishra/ThePrintBelgian Prime Minister Bart De Wever with Prime Minister Narendra Modi at Hyderabad House, New Delhi | Praveen Jain/ThePrintSafai Karmachari Andolan members launch a year-long campaign to free India from manual scavenging at the Press Club of India, New Delhi | Suraj Singh Bisht/ThePrintPRAGYA, India’s first privately built nuclear fusion tokamak, unveiled this month | Soumya Pillai/ThePrint
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