India's 4th relief flight lands in Kathmandu
The fourth Indian relief flight carrying 11 tonnes of humanitarian aid touched down in Kathmandu, Nepal on 30 August 2026, supporting ongoing search and rescue operations in flood-affected regions.
The fourth Indian relief flight carrying 11 tonnes of humanitarian aid touched down in Kathmandu, Nepal on 30 August 2026, supporting ongoing search and rescue operations in flood-affected regions.
Indian officials formally handed over relief materials to Nepali counterparts in Kathmandu on 30 August 2026, following the arrival of the fourth consignment of 11 tonnes of supplies dispatched by India.
The 11-tonne consignment from India reportedly included rescue equipment, forensics experts, DNA analysis kits, blankets, and hygiene kits — aimed at bolstering Nepal's flood search-and-rescue capacity.
India has now dispatched at least four flights of relief assistance to flood-hit Nepal as of 30 August 2026, underscoring the scale of the bilateral humanitarian response to the disaster.
External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar shared visuals of the relief mission on social media, highlighting India's commitment to supporting Nepal through the 30 August 2026 flood emergency with the fourth consignment of 11 tonnes of aid.