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Wake-up call
Richard Mahapatra
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Two people were safely rescued on September 4 from inside the tunnel of the Trishuli 3A Hydropower Project, following the devastating flood that struck the Bhotekoshi River in Rasuwa, Nepal on August 26, 2026.
Nepal tragedy result of decades of engineering mindset that that assumed rivers and mountains could be re-engineered at will: Sunita Narain
Indian tunnel rescue team making  progress at Chilime and Langtang hydropower sites.
The tunnel rescue team from India worked with the Nepali Army’s team to conduct search & rescue operations at  hydropower tunnel sites in Chilime and Langtang area.
For this Kashmiri geologist, Nepal tragedy offers a case to understand emerging GLOF risks in the western Himalayas
UN expert explores seismic linkage to Nepal disaster, warns of cascading effects and holds climate change responsible
UN expert explores seismic linkage to Nepal disaster, warns of cascading effects and holds climate change responsible
Chitrakoot, in the heart of the country, flooded as Mandakini river overflows after torrential rain
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