India’s Ministry of Power announced an 18‑hour daily electricity supply to flood‑stricken Nepal, extending the arrangement until December. The move addresses damage to Nepal’s hydropower infrastructure caused by recent floods.
India has deployed specialised teams to assist Nepal following the devastating flash floods of August 26, which swept through northern and central parts of the country
Commission has made the suggestion on the assumption that shifting production to night will help address the after-6 p.m. electricity shortages, thereby avoiding expensive power procurement from outside the State. Commission’s rationale is that Keralam has surplus power during the daytime on account of the sharp rise in solar power capability in recent years
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The MEA said the Indian tunnel rescue team established a foothold at hydropower tunnels in Chilime.
Prime Minister Balendra Shah has said the country is facing an “unimaginable and heartbreaking” disaster
Jaiswal also said 63 Indian nationals working at the Trishuli One hydropower project had been rescued on Thursday. Another 96 Indian nationals who had been stranded on the Chinese side have safely crossed into Nepal by land, with efforts now underway to evacuate them.
A devastating flash flood has struck Nepal’s Rasuwa district near the Tibet border, leaving at least eight people dead and hundreds reported missing. The disaster swept through the Bhote Koshi River basin, causing widespread destruction to villages, roads, bridges and major hydropower projects. Authorities say hundreds of travellers are...
