Bengaluru techie’s website helps families track those missing in Nepal floods
Bengaluru tech professional Arfath Mohammad launched ReuniteIndia.com to aggregate official data on individuals missing after Nepal's floods, offering families a single platform to track their status. As of 8 September the site listed 665 people, with 477 confirmed safe and 188 still missing, and plans an AI chatbot for further assistance.
- ✓Bengaluru tech professional Arfath Mohammad launched ReuniteIndia.com to aggregate official data on individuals missing after Nepal's floods, offering families a single platform to track their status.
- ✓As of 8 September the site listed 665 people, with 477 confirmed safe and 188 still missing, and plans an AI chatbot for further assistance.
- ✓Civic Domain: Categorized under technology public notices.
A Bengaluru‑based senior solutions architect, Arfath Mohammad, has launched the website ReuniteIndia.com to centralise information on individuals missing after the devastating floods in Nepal. The platform aggregates data from Nepalese and Indian government agencies and allows families worldwide to monitor the status of their loved ones in one place.
By 8 September, the site listed 665 persons – 477 confirmed safe and 188 still unaccounted for – drawing from four sources: Nepal’s National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Authority, the Nepal police, India’s Ministry of External Affairs (@MEAIndia), and direct submissions from relatives. Each entry undergoes manual verification before publication, and the site provides QR codes, nearby hospital and police‑station locators, and guidance for filing complaints.
The floods in Nepal left thousands displaced and families in India scrambling through scattered PDFs, helplines and social‑media rumours to locate missing relatives. ReuniteIndia.com aims to eliminate language barriers by standardising names in English and cross‑checking crowdsourced data with official bulletins, and a planned AI chatbot will further assist users with real‑time queries.
- •Aspirants and citizens are advised to monitor official notices and circulars issued by The Hindu National.
- •Verify all prescribed eligibility criteria, cutoff dates, and authenticated document requirements prior to formal submissions.
- •Track connected examination timetables, vacancy advisories, and administrative gazettes on SuchnaSetu.
| Issuing Authority | The Hindu National |
|---|---|
| Topic Category | TECHNOLOGY |
| Jurisdiction | KA State |
| Publication Date | 11 September 2026 |