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TopicNepal floods

Topic: Nepal floods

Nepali media put facts over spectacle in flood coverage. Learned what not to do from India

As foreign crews arrived looking for dramatic visuals, Nepali reporters were navigating flooded roads, damaged communications, and dangerous terrain.

The long shadow of depraved ideologies—from Maoism in Nepal to ISIS

Dehumanised minds, devoid of social responsibility, are a matter of concern. Sprung from excess against the armed forces, they remain perpetually predatory.

Homes buried in silt & pictures of dead loved ones. ThePrint photos show human toll of Nepal floods

ThePrint travels to Trishuli Bazar in flash floods-hit Nepal to capture the aftermath through the eyes of the people living it—their loss, uncertainty, resilience and hope.

Life after the flood—Nepal is using ziplines to carry people, personnel, relief across rivers

The floods on 26 August destroyed around 20 bridges on the Trishuli River. Ziplines are the only mode of transport until the government comes up with a more permanent solution.

Nepal’s climate compensation call tests UN Loss and Damage Fund

The Nepal government says it has not asked India, China or the US for money, but wants global attention towards the disaster's climate impact.

After Nepal’s call for ‘compensation’, India says developed countries should take lead on climate change

Nepalese Foreign Minister, however has clarified his remarks saying he did not demand compensation but shared Kathmandu’s perspective of the impact of global warming. 

Nepal govt declares two new public holidays for Gen Z Day & flood tragedy, faces flak

Nepal Cabinet has declared 8 September Gen Z Martyrs’ Day and 7 September a day of mourning for flood victims. The contrast between disaster and ‘political event’ has not gone unnoticed.

North Pakistan communities are marrying glaciers to make new ones

Gilgit-Baltistan contains the Earth’s third largest ice reserves after the Polar regions. The landscape has over 5,000 glaciers from a few meters to nearly 70-km long.

SAARC & BIMSTEC have disaster relief plans in place. But both MIA as Nepal struggles after floods

Disaster management has been a key priority area for both SAARC and BIMSTEC. Nepal is a member of both these groupings. 

ThePrint journalism school graduate missing in Nepal. He reinvented himself after retirement

A seasoned trekker, Shankar Venkatachalam undertook the Kailash Mansarovar pilgrimage for a special reason. It came shortly after the wedding of his son in July.

On Camera

Trump threatened to redraw the map. Greenland deal shows the limits of his disruption

The bargain was never sovereignty in exchange for security. It was extensive American military freedom inside continuing Danish sovereignty.

Tiruppur’s success runs on cheap cotton. India needs to ask who pays for it

Repeated changes in cotton import duty have prioritised textile competitiveness when mills face high input costs. But policy can also put pressure on farmgate prices.

At Tejas trainer handover, Rajnath warns delays can lead to ‘technology obsoletion’

HAL finally closes 2010 Tejas order but work remains on Mk1A and the first delivery is unlikely before IAF chief retires end of October.

Bangladesh isn’t a mirror image of Pakistan. Hyphenating them undermines India’s strategic interests

India is caught in a trap of its own making. While BJP may find it convenient to play on insecurities, it gives Pakistan and Bangladesh leverage.