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India-Nepal

India sent 95 tonnes of relief supplies and 54 personnel to Nepal as rescue and recovery efforts continue after devastating floods.

India’s fourth relief flight has reached Kathmandu with 11 tonnes of aid, rescue equipment and forensic teams to support Nepal’s flood response.

PM Modi on Sunday expressed sorrow over the loss of lives in Nepal and assured India’s full support during this difficult time.

India raises security alert along Nepal border, warning that troublemakers could incite violence in neighbouring states following two days of protests.

The visiting leader emphasised business links between the two countries during a public reception hosted by the Embassy of Nepal. He stated that he would contact major Indian corporations and hold a formal meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Transforming the civilisational ties between India and Nepal with deeper cooperation in areas of connectivity, economy, energy and infrastructure is expected to be a focus area of talks.