I return from Nepal so moved and overwhelmed by the fortitude, compassion and courage of a country that has refused to give up, a country where civil society has been exemplary- clearing debris, feeding each other, standing in solidarity- a country where the Nepal Army have been real heroes, a country that asks why when they are responsible for 0.1% of greenhouse emissions, when they have 46% forest cover- are they being made to pay the price for global climate crimes. . I leave Nepal with my heart heavy and in prayer for every impacted family, including hundreds of Indians, still looking for a loved one or at the very least a body to bring home. 💜💔- with Cameraman Anoop Kumar, on the ground for @themojostory -our full coverage here https://t.co/155d8GloWg
I have never understood this. People read the Bhagavad Gita every day, quote Krishna, worship Krishna…and are still consumed by jealousy, comparison, ego. What is the point of reading the Gita if the Gita never enters your life?
How an IT engineer used AI to aid Nepal’s flood response
Ministry of Finance’s Niraj Bhusal deployed an AI-driven web application to track casualties and streamline relief efforts, providing Nepal’s disaster management teams with a new tool for emergency coordination.
https://t.co/PpnfFRX7lG —by @Sajana_B
Priya Adhikari is Nepal's first female helicopter captain and she's flown over 100 rescue missions in the wake of the devastating flood. Anderson speaks with her about what she's witnessed.