Narendra Modi says India offers Nepal "all possible types of humanitarian assistance" after floods

A huge landslide and subsequent flooding along the Nepal‑Tibet frontier have devastated villages, swept away infrastructure and left dozens dead while hundreds more are unaccounted for, including many foreign tourists; Nepal’s authorities estimate more than 400 people missing. Rescue teams from Nepal and China are conducting searches, and both governments have pledged intensified monitoring to avert further incidents. In response, India’s prime minister announced that New Delhi is ready to supply any humanitarian support Nepal requires, joining offers of assistance from China and the United Kingdom as the region grapples with the disaster’s humanitarian impact.