Aparna V

[海外爆料 @zhihui999]

🚨 泥石流災難發生前一天，一位中國博主拍攝的吉隆口岸現場畫面曝光。災難當天，博主目睹大批警車開往吉隆口岸，隨後道路被封‼️

[Saffron Chargers @SaffronChargers]

This video has now come from the floods in Nepal. The river was rising rapidly, with the water almost touching the cable bridge. This man’s family was stranded on the other side, while he was on the opposite side.

The bridge could have broken at any moment. But this man had to reach his family because he was the only earning member, and without him, his family would struggle to survive.

So he risked his own life and ran across the bridge through the terrifying flood, knowing it could collapse at any moment. He ran as fast as he could over a long distance until he was completely exhausted.

But the moment he reached the other side, he slowed down and walked calmly. He was exhausted, but happy because he had crossed the biggest obstacle and safely reached his family, as if he had just won a battle.

This is what a man does for his family. He can risk his own life, but he will never abandon his family when they need him the most.

Men are built differently. Salute to this man.

[Aravind @aravind]

What's heartbreaking is the show. By so many men doing little to find anyone. Rolling small stones for camera searching for survivors. In fact, it is outrageous.

[Aadi Achint 🇮🇳 @AadiAchint]

Bitcoin credited

[Roop Darak @RoopDarak]

Heartening to see sons of India standing up to these Khalistani goons outside Madison Square Garden and giving them a befitting reply!

[Aparna V @drapy88]

@MeghUpdates Idiotic foolistanis

[Adarsh gult @curryputtar]

Can you believe this family lost their daughter 9y old in 2016 because of a drunk college kid crashing into them from opposite side of road. They were coming back from a family dinner

10y and they are still running around courts

[توصيات لبنى @MWfrha59159]

تبي تشرب قهوتها بهدوء 😅

الله يكون بعون الامهات 😬

[Śrīrām 🇮🇳 (Modi's Family) @Vadicwarrior]

Hands down, the cutest thing I’ve seen today 🥰✨

[Aditya Raj Kaul @AdityaRajKaul]

I’ve been receiving many messages from families and friends of Indian Missing Persons in Nepal, unable to find their loved ones after flash floods.

Requesting Honourable Ministers @shisir, @SwarnimWagle and Sudan Gurung to take note, so that Nepal forces are able to trace them.

[San Zin ⚡ @sanzinme]

https://t.co/a67gOWoSdK

If anyone looking for status of their friends or family , use this. If the new name list is updated by @NDRRMA_Nepal it will be reflected here. Basically it is Name Search friendly. Now can be searched by Nationality as well.

[CommonMan @experienceluv]

Read the last line, what a prediction in this panchangam! 👇🙏

[Randhir Jaiswal @MEAIndia]

Update on Indian nationals impacted by the floods in Nepal.

Please see the names of 149 Indian nationals who safely crossed from China to Nepal today (28 August 2026 )

Details below ⬇️

[Aravind @aravind]

@sidhant Sri Lanka offers US$ 1 million of assistance to Nepal from the US$ 7.5 billion of assistance India gave to Sri Lanka. Later both will blame India, pick fights with India, slight India, and give access to China at the cost and security concerns of India.

[BhikuMhatre @MumbaichaDon]

26 Aug 2026

Glacial collapse/Ice-rock avalanche in China occupied Tibet- 8:15 am

Floods hit Nepal- 8:50 am

China officially informed Nepal about approaching disaster- 1:35 pm

China deliberately suppressed info.

1000s feared dead.

This isn't flood, This is Massacre!!

[Dr. Brahma Chellaney @Chellaney]

It is now clear that the Nepal disaster was caused by a natural trigger (cryospheric collapse) but amplified by Chinese hydrological modifications and infrastructure footprint along the Tibetan side of the border. In other words, China's upstream actions did not cause the glacier failure but contributed to the disaster's severity and cascading impacts downstream.

Worse, despite a deepening relationship with Kathmandu, Beijing did not send an emergency notification to Nepal of sudden water-level spikes, debris-dam formation or other upstream anomalies. An immediate notification, by compelling authorities to evacuate vulnerable people, could have potentially reduced the death toll.

Scientific studies have long warned that human alterations to rivers and mountain landscapes can exacerbate natural disasters.

[Riddhishree🎀 @Riddhishree27]

You are in Lehenga Competition 😍

But your Competitor is Rani Mukherjee 🤌

[Rohit @Iam_Rohit_G]

A Nepali women prays beisde the river by offering Atta and asking the nature to calm down and protect everyone ..

Dear Rahul Gandhi, You cannot snach faith from Poeple no matter how much you try!!

[Jack• @Jackistan45]

- functioning organs
- alive parents
- smartphones with 4g network
- a home with electricity
- better water supply
- enough literate to read & write English
- area with better AQI level
- living in an area with no fear of getting hit by natural disaster

Sometimes I stop complaining to God for being unlucky & get less opportunity in life. Forever grateful to the almighty that he gave me the most beautiful life which I can't even imagine. 🙏

[The News Drill™ @thenewsdrill]

An Indian-origin mother in New Zealand has shared the painful reality of trying to get medical care for her sick child.

She said her son had been suffering from a persistent cough for 10 days, but when she called their local medical centre, she was told there were no appointments available for the next week with the earliest slot only the following Wednesday.

Her experience has sparked a conversation about the gap between expectations and reality in healthcare abroad.

She compared it with India, where getting a doctor’s consultation the same day when needed can often be far easier.

And the contrast is striking: while Indians move abroad searching for better healthcare, foreigners are increasingly coming to India for timely, affordable and high-quality medical care. 🇮🇳