New Delhi: India today took a slew of steps for speedy evacuation of stranded tourists in quake-hit Nepal including goodwill visas to foreigners and mobilising buses and ambulances.The decisions were taken at a high-level meeting
New Delhi: All relief operations headed to Kathmandu have been kept on hold till 4 PM today due to fresh tremors in Nepal, according to the Defence Ministry here.A powerful 6.7-magnitude aftershock jolted Nepal and
New Delhi: Panic gripped people across North India after fresh tremors were felt today. The fresh aftershock forced the panicked residents to come out of their homes and offices in Delhi.The tremor, which lasted for
Guwahati: Two fresh tremors shook Assam today, though there was no immediate report of any casualty or damage to property.The first tremor, which lasted for a second, was felt around 1242 hrs and the second
Mumbai: The Maharashtra government has been able to get information about 400 people from the state stranded in Nepal following a massive earthquake there and they are safe, Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis said today.“From the
New Delhi: Ambassador-designate of Nepal here Deep Kumar Upadhyay today expressed gratitude to India for its quick response in helping its quake-hit neighbour as round-the-clock rescue work began there.He thanked the Indian government, Prime Minister
United Nations: UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon today assured quake-hit Nepal that the world body will mount a major relief effort and support it in dealing with the humanitarian crisis.Ban sent his deepest condolences to
New Delhi: NDRF Chief O P Singh today rushed to Nepal in order to coordinate operations of the Indian rescue forces and local authorities in the quake-hit country.Singh will be joining the seven National Disaster
Saturday's catastrophic earthquake in Nepal – which measured 7.8 on the Richter scale – wrecked houses, levelled centuries-old temples and triggered avalanches on Mount Everest, killing over 2299 people. At least 18 people were killed
Lucknow: Fresh tremors were felt in parts of Uttar Pradesh today even as the toll mounted to 13 with one more person succumbing to injuries in Kushinagar, which was among the badly affected district of
Kathmandu: Survivors of the devastating earthquake in Nepal that killed over 2,000 people had horrific tales of the nature's fury that reduced houses, temples and historical monuments to rubble as they struggled for basic necessities
New Delhi: The Indian Army has named the aid to Nepal 'Operation Maitri' or friendship, a day after it started extending help to the neighbouring country that was hit by a massive earthquake just before
New Delhi: India today said that it would evacuate on priority 18 members of the country's Under-14 girls football team which is stuck in Nepal following a massive earthquake.In a tweet, External Affairs Minister Sushma
Bhubaneswar: As a massive earthquake rocked Nepal, noted sand artist Sudarsan Pattnaik has created a sculpture with an aim of spreading awareness among people about the need to help those hit by the calamity.The sand
New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said that 'India is with the sisters and brothers of Nepal in its time of crisis following the terrible earthquake'."My dear brothers and sisters of Nepal, India is
The Narendra Modi government has announced a compensation of Rs 2 lakh to the families of those who lost their lives in the Earthquake across parts of India.On Saturday, a magnitude 7.8 earthquake and a
New Delhi: India today said that it would evacuate on priority 18 members of the country's Under-14 girls football team which is stuck in Nepal following a massive earthquake.In a tweet, External Affairs Minister Sushma
Nearly 550 Indians have been evacuated by the IAF from quake-hit Nepal even as India stepped up its relief and rescue mission with 10 flights and 12 helicopters scheduled to carry specialists and equipment to
New Delhi: Eighteen members of India's Under-14 girls football team find themselves stuck in Nepal following a massive earthquake, amid anxious wait that the rescue team sent from their home country will fly them out
Kathmandu: Two Indians, including the daughter of an Indian embassy employee, were killed in the powerful earthquake that struck Nepal, leaving nearly 1,500 people dead in flattened houses and building. According to official sources, a
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