Modi calls Nepal PM, promises ‘all possible assistance’ after devastating flash flood
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has pledged humanitarian assistance to Nepal following devastating flash floods that have caused significant loss of life. The Indian government is deploying aircraft with relief supplies and coordinating rescue efforts with Nepalese authorities.
Why it matters
International cooperation and rapid humanitarian aid are vital for stabilizing regions affected by large-scale natural disasters.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday (August 26, 2026) called Nepal Prime Minister Balendra Shah and offered “all possible humanitarian assistance” to the country as it deals with a devastating flash flood that started at the Nepal-China border and went on to affect townships and tourism spots downstream of the Bhote Koshi river, including Rasuwa and Chitwan.
The article reports on official government actions and statements regarding international aid.
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