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Nepal Flood Relief

A glacial collapse in the Himalaya on 26 August 2026 sent flash floods down the Bhote Koshi and Trishuli, destroying settlements, bridges and hydropower plants across seven districts of Nepal. India began airlifting relief the same day and has since delivered relief material, modular steel bridge equipment, a tunnel rescue contingent and forensic teams.

26 August 2026 — ongoingIndian financial year 2026-27Record updated 3 days ago
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What India sent

10 recorded items

Every line below carries its own source. Items whose quantity was never published are listed anyway — that India sent them is a fact, even when the amount is not public.

4Flights

Total so far · updated 30 Aug 2026

Indian Air Force relief flights to Nepal

Source

Indian Mission AbroadOFFICIAL SOURCE

Embassy of India, Kathmandu — relief assistance to Nepal, tranche-by-tranche record
Published
29 August 2026
Technical details

Record src-emb-kathmandu · retrieved 30 August 2026 · last verified 30 August 2026

68.5Tonnes

Total so far · updated 30 Aug 2026

Relief material airlifted to Kathmandu

Running total across all consignments to date. This is the figure shown on the homepage. The individual consignments below are kept so the progression is visible, but they are never added to this total.

Source

Indian Mission AbroadOFFICIAL SOURCE

Embassy of India, Kathmandu — relief assistance to Nepal, tranche-by-tranche record
Published
29 August 2026
Technical details

Record src-emb-kathmandu · retrieved 30 August 2026 · last verified 30 August 2026

Delivered — quantity not published

Third tranche — portable generator sets and dignity kits

No tonnage was published for this tranche. The difference between the published consignment figures and the 68.5 t total is not itself a published figure, so no number is inferred here.

Source

Indian Mission AbroadOFFICIAL SOURCE

Embassy of India, Kathmandu — relief assistance to Nepal, tranche-by-tranche record
Published
29 August 2026
Technical details

Record src-emb-kathmandu · retrieved 30 August 2026 · last verified 30 August 2026

16Trucks

Total so far · updated 30 Aug 2026

Trucks carrying modular steel bridge equipment

Source

Indian Mission AbroadOFFICIAL SOURCE

Embassy of India, Kathmandu — relief assistance to Nepal, tranche-by-tranche record
Published
29 August 2026
Technical details

Record src-emb-kathmandu · retrieved 30 August 2026 · last verified 30 August 2026

1Bridge

Total so far · updated 30 Aug 2026

Bailey bridge — 230-foot single-lane modular steel span

Equipment for seven further Bailey bridges is reported as being supplied. Nepal has sought 42 Bailey bridges in total from India and China combined; that wider figure is a Nepali request, not an Indian commitment, and is not counted as Indian assistance here.

Source

Indian Mission AbroadOFFICIAL SOURCE

Embassy of India, Kathmandu — relief assistance to Nepal, tranche-by-tranche record
Published
29 August 2026
Technical details

Record src-emb-kathmandu · retrieved 30 August 2026 · last verified 30 August 2026

11Personnel

Total so far · updated 30 Aug 2026

Indian technical team — doctors, paramedics and tunnel engineers

Source

Indian Mission AbroadOFFICIAL SOURCE

Embassy of India, Kathmandu — relief assistance to Nepal, tranche-by-tranche record
Published
29 August 2026
Technical details

Record src-emb-kathmandu · retrieved 30 August 2026 · last verified 30 August 2026

Delivered — quantity not published

Forensic experts and DNA analysis equipment

Team size not published.

Source

Indian Mission AbroadOFFICIAL SOURCE

Embassy of India, Kathmandu — Regarding Identification of Mortal Remains
Published
29 August 2026
Technical details

Record src-emb-kathmandu-remains · retrieved 30 August 2026 · last verified 30 August 2026

Delivered — quantity not published

Essential medicines

Included within the 68.5 t total; no separate weight published.

Source

Indian Mission AbroadOFFICIAL SOURCE

Embassy of India, Kathmandu — relief assistance to Nepal, tranche-by-tranche record
Published
29 August 2026
Technical details

Record src-emb-kathmandu · retrieved 30 August 2026 · last verified 30 August 2026

Delivered — quantity not published

Water purification tablets

Included within the 68.5 t total; no separate count published.

Source

Indian Mission AbroadOFFICIAL SOURCE

Embassy of India, Kathmandu — relief assistance to Nepal, tranche-by-tranche record
Published
29 August 2026
Technical details

Record src-emb-kathmandu · retrieved 30 August 2026 · last verified 30 August 2026

Delivered — quantity not published

Food packets

Included within the 68.5 t total; no separate count published.

Source

Indian Mission AbroadOFFICIAL SOURCE

Embassy of India, Kathmandu — relief assistance to Nepal, tranche-by-tranche record
Published
29 August 2026
Technical details

Record src-emb-kathmandu · retrieved 30 August 2026 · last verified 30 August 2026

Monetary value not publicly disclosed.

The physical assistance is the recorded figure — this site does not convert goods into a rupee value of its own.

How the figure grew3 earlier figures, superseded but never deletedView history →

Each consignment India announced, in order. These are kept so the progression is visible — but they are not added together. The headline above is the running total the government itself published, which already includes them.

  1. 26 Aug 202610TonnesFirst consignment — humanitarian assistance and essential medicinesthis consignment1 of 3
  2. 27 Aug 202637.5TonnesSecond consignment — HADR material, medicines and foodthis consignment2 of 3
  3. 30 Aug 202611TonnesFourth consignment — tunnel rescue contingent, forensic team and relief suppliesthis consignment3 of 3

Background

The floods swept away the Rasuwagadhi border post and long stretches of the only overland road linking Kathmandu to Tibet. India's response has run in successive tranches flown into Kathmandu, alongside road convoys carrying modular steel bridge components to restore severed connectivity. Because bodies were carried far downstream, including across the border into India, part of the Indian contribution has been forensic: teams supporting DNA-based identification of the dead.

Sources for this record3 sources3 with a direct link to the exact document.View sources