Inside the human tragedy of Nepal’s flood
Star Report
29 August 2026 South Asia
Missing soar past 2,400 in deadly Nepal, China floods
AFP, Nuwakot
29 August 2026 South Asia
I watched my village disappear in an instant
The Kathmandu Post
28 August 2026 South Asia
Hundreds feared dead in Nepal flash floods
Agencies
28 August 2026 South Asia
New barrier lake in Nepal raises fresh flood threat, China warns
The Kathmandu Post
27 August 2026 South Asia
'Saved by a mango tree': How a Nepali labourer survived deadly flash flood
Reuters, Kathmandu
27 August 2026 Natural Disaster
Nepal says 468 tourists, mainly foreigners, out of contact after floods
AFP, Kathmandu, Nepal
27 August 2026 Natural Disaster
Update / Search for 1,000 missing after Nepal-Tibet floods kill 165
AFP, Nuwakot, Nepal
27 August 2026 South Asia

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Indian city bans gatherings

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21 March 2016

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16 March 2016

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16 March 2016

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15 March 2016

Pakistan torrential rains leave 28 dead

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13 March 2016

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13 March 2016

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13 March 2016

Bangladesh joins regional capacity development centre

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12 March 2016

Lanka to compensate journalists, media

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10 March 2016

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10 March 2016

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10 March 2016

North Korea has miniaturised nuclear warheads: Kim Jong-Un

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9 March 2016

Pakistan bomb: 14 killed in Qadri 'revenge' attack

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7 March 2016

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4 March 2016

Pak man jailed for 13 yrs for FB post

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4 March 2016

Pakistan hangs killer of governor Salman Taseer

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29 February 2016

Man ‘kills 14 of family’, then commits suicide in India

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28 February 2016

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26 February 2016

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