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  1. A low-pressure area and monsoon trough are affecting the foothills of Nepal, Bihar, and major states including Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, and Rajasthan.

The Government of India is coordinating rescue efforts in Nepal in response to severe floods and landslides.

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The Government of India is coordinating rescue efforts in Nepal in response to severe floods and landslides.

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NepalGovernment of India

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  1. The Government of India and Nepal are seeking international aid to assist flood victims.Sub-event
  2. India deployed rescue teams and humanitarian aid to Nepal following severe floods.1 source
  3. Nepal sent a specialized tunnel rescue team following a request.Sub-event
  4. Critics question the government's relief efforts while officials confirm aid is being sent to flood-stricken Nepal.1 source
  5. India is providing HADR supplies to flood-affected Nepal.Sub-event
  6. The Indian Air Force is delivering aid, including relief materials and prefabricated steel bridges, to Kathmandu following the floods.Sub-event
  7. The Indian Army is providing immediate assistance and responding to flash floods affecting citizens in Nepal.Sub-event
  8. Rescue efforts are underway in Nepal following severe floods and landslides.1 source

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A low-pressure area and monsoon trough are affecting the foothills of Nepal, Bihar, and major states including Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, and Rajasthan.

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