The flash floods in Nepal — which have killed over 160 individuals — have modified the context by which ‘Anviksha’ is being held in Kathmandu, NDTV Editor-in-Chief Rahul Kanwal stated this morning.
“By our conversations right this moment, we’ll hear from Nepal’s high ministers and policymakers on the most recent from the bottom, the rescue and aid effort, and what India and the world can do to assist. We’ll additionally ask the bigger questions this tragedy raises – in regards to the rising vulnerability of the Himalayas, glacial lakes and flash floods, early-warning programs, and why an ecology that crosses borders calls for options that cross borders too,” he stated.
“Anviksha was conceived as an try to know international locations past acquainted narratives – their hopes and fears, their ambitions and anxieties, their happiness and their sorrow. Right this moment, meaning listening to Nepal, understanding what it’s going by means of, and standing beside its individuals in an hour of profound grief,” he added.
The devastating floods in Nepal have modified the context by which NDTV Anviksha — Concepts Throughout Borders is being held in Kathmandu right this moment.
By our conversations right this moment, we’ll hear from Nepal’s high ministers and policymakers on the most recent from the bottom, the rescue and aid… pic.twitter.com/hjPuaqkniG
— Rahul Kanwal (@rahulkanwal) August 27, 2026
