Some of the most important conversations between nations begin... with a better question. How does a country see itself? What future does it want to build? And how does it see the world? Introducing NDTV World Anviksha: Ideas Across Borders — a new global conversation that looks beyond familiar narratives and easy assumptions. Our journey begins in Kathmandu with the India-Nepal Dialogue — exploring Nepal through its own ambitions, anxieties and aspirations, and the ideas shaping the next chapter of India-Nepal relations. Not just how the world sees Nepal. But how Nepal sees itself — and how Nepal sees the world. #Anviksha #IdeasAcrossBorders #IndiaNepalshow more

This simplest animation explains what a GLOF is and... how it can trigger devastating floods in minutes. From yesterday’s Nepal flood to Dharali UK last year across the Himalayas, better monitoring of glacial lakes and timely early warnings could have prevented many deaths.#Nepalshow more

Switzerland vs. Nepal The similar disaster in Switzerland can... help us understand how the Nepal event began Most videos of the Nepal-Tibet glacial collapse show only simulations or the aftermath. This clip from a similar (not same) disaster in Switzerland (Birch Glacier, Blatten, May 2025) captures the actual moment the ice and rock first give way. It helps us understand what the sudden, violent start of the Nepal event may have looked like (Source: Firstpost).show more

#NDTVWorldAnviksha | Nepal’s Role in a Changing World In... a rapidly changing global landscape, foreign policy must be anchored in strategic clarity and shared prosperity. Join Shisir Khanal (Shisir Khanal), Minister of Foreign Affairs, Nepal, at NDTV World Anviksha – Ideas Across Borders in Kathmandu on August 27 as we explore Nepal’s role in a changing world. Don’t miss it. August 27 | 9 AM onwards Presenting: Patanjali (स्वामी रामदेव) Co-Presented By: MAW Powered By: Fonepay Powered By: Asian Paints Education Partner: Parul University Nutrition Partner: Sudha Associate Partner: Goldstar Associate Partner: Panchakanya Group Associate Partner: Padma Jyoti #NDTVWorldAnviksha #NDTVAnviksha #IdeasAcrossBorders #IndiaNepalDialogue | NDTV Worldshow more

It took WCK and Nepal Scouts teams two days... of traversing some of the most challenging terrain imaginable to reach Khadga Bhanjyang, Nepal. Muddy conditions are so severe that the supply truck had to be pulled from the mud. But our teams made it. With the expertise and local knowledge of Nepal Scouts, WCK delivered kitchen supplies to this community, where families are now helping unpack and set up a community kitchen together. This is what it takes to reach the people who need us most—and why local partnerships are everything. #ChefsForNepalshow more

A big dream does not require starting with everything…... it requires starting with what you have now 💪🔥 Day 1 Stay on this page to see new technological innovations, powerful ideas, and how to build the future from the ground up 🧠 This is a robot building project that carries complex new designs 💯 And I hope it reaches the world 🌍 Let it be shared and reposted so this message reaches everywhereshow more

💔🇳🇵Heartbreaking visuals show a terrifying wall of floodwater and... debris sweeping through an area, leaving destruction in its path. ⚠️ The video is widely being shared as footage from Nepal, but we have not independently confirmed the exact location or date. #nepal #flood #breaking #viral #india #tibetshow more

Over 10,000 fans roaring on a third consecutive Nepal... ODI victory here in Kathmandu. Hard to think of a more incredible atmosphere 🇳🇵 The Road to India 2023 for the ICC Cricket World Cup very much alive and coming to a thrilling conclusion in CWC League 2show more

🇳🇵| #Nepal | The devastation in #Rasuwa is not... an act of nature. It is the visible wound of a nation that has been carved up and sold by its own political class to foreign corporations and global financial institutions. Nepal's sovereignty has been under quiet, systematic attack for decades, and the landslide is the result. The government of Nepal did not merely fail to protect its people. It actively enabled their destruction through policies that prioritised foreign investment, "development" loans, and infrastructure projects over the lives of those in the mountains. The same pattern we have exposed across India, Pakistan, and Afghanistan is operating here. The globalist machine needs Nepal's rivers, its hydropower, its strategic location between China and India, and its people as a cheap, disposable labour force. What has happened in Rasuwa is part of this same plan. The hydropower rush in the Himalayan rivers has destabilised the slopes. Roads are carved through unstable geology without proper engineering, funded by development banks that demand Nepal remain a debtor nation. Forests are stripped. The people are told to accept "progress." Then the rains come, engineered or not, and the mountain comes down. The state calls it a natural disaster. The media says "pray for Nepal." And the same companies that pushed the projects arrive later for the "reconstruction." Nepal's tragedy is that its people have been taught to see themselves as victims of geography. They are victims of governance. The same globalist networks that are flooding Assam, burning Europe, shaking Turkey and Japan, and bulldozing Palestine are now tightening their grip on the Himalayas. Nepal is a key piece on that board. Its government has signed the agreements. The land has been mapped, zoned, and mortgaged. The people are in the way. I will not pretend that a single, tidy "plan" explains every layer of corruption in Nepal. But I will say this clearly: the flood and landslide did not have to be fatal. The deaths are the result of decades of deliberate neglect, of state capture by local and foreign oligarchs, and of an economic model that treats the mountains and their people as resources to be extracted rather than lives to be protected. The people of Nepal deserve more than prayers. They deserve the truth. That truth is that their government has failed them, and the same invisible system that is devastating the rest of the world is now using their rivers, their mountains, and their grief as fuel. The prayer posts will fade. The system will remain. Unless the people of Nepal, and of every targeted nation, choose to stop accepting the lie that the land is their enemy. The land is not the enemy. The land has been betrayed. The monsoon is the trigger. The real weapon was wielded long before the rain came.show more

A long-standing dream is finally taking shape—bringing immense joy,pride... and renewed hope to everyone associated with Nepal cricket. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to the Government of Nepal for its exemplary initiative in fast-tracking the development of the Tribhuvan University International Cricket Ground and the installation of floodlights. This critical infrastructure marks a transformative step towards developing cricket and sports as an economic stimulus in the growth of a nation. Cricket Association of Nepal (CAN) would like to sincerely thank everyone—players, officials, supporters, and stakeholders—who, over the years, have pushed boundaries and surpassed expectations to help turn this vision into reality. We are very close to hosting some of the biggest names in world cricket in our own domain. Excited with infinite possibilities.🇳🇵 Together, we are turning dreams into reality. CAN #Nepalcricketshow more

🚨 Crazy! Nepal now wants India, US & China... to PAY for climate damage 🤯 > Kathmandu says the disaster was a direct CONSEQUENCE of global climate change and wants major emitters to PAY! Nepal’s minister says the country’s emissions are “virtually NEGLIGIBLE”, yet it is paying the price for a crisis it did not create. Did it ask the India & US before gifting its land and resources to China for projects?show more

Keir Starmer does NOT want the World to see... how badly British Patriots want their country back Would be a shame if it went viral on 𝕏show more

Keir Starmer does NOT want the World to see... how badly British Patriots want their country back Would be a shame if it went viral on 𝕏show more

🚨 RUBIO WARNS EUROPE: “NO COUNTRY IS SAFE” NEW:... Senator Marco Rubio has just issued a stark warning — one Britain and Europe can no longer afford to ignore. “No country is safe if you can just walk in without us knowing who you are.” Rubio didn’t stop there: “We’ve seen the destruction that’s wreaking — not just in our own country, but across Europe and much of the world.” This is the message London needs to hear: Mass migration is destabilising nations Borders mean nothing without identity Terror, trafficking and crime thrive in chaos While Starmer dismantles what little border security the UK has left, the rest of the world is sounding the alarm. Rubio sees it. Europe sees it. The British public sees it. The only people who don’t? The ones in charge. How long before Britain learns the lesson the hard way?show more

Ground Report from Chilime ,Trishuli 1, Trishuli A &... Trishuli B (#Rasuwa,#Nepal).Search operations are underway, but the effort is still largely manual. On Day 7, with the search continuing, there is growing hope that advanced technology can be brought in to speed up the operation and locate survivors. #IndianArmy, #Chinese rescuers, #Nepal Army and a #Korean team are working together across these hydropower stations in the search and rescue effort. India TVshow more

"How much is enough? How many more people have... to die? And to the rest of the world, don't come here, they're having the World cup here, don't come, boycott it" A woman in Minneapolis with a message to the world.show more

"We need Nepal, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka to happen... in India." "If China invades again, we will not stop them; we will show them the way." "How to hide your face during a protest." A handful of videos posted by Sonam Sonam Wangchuck show how he has misled Indians to death.show more

World Models are the path for some AI Models... in the future. But how can we efficiently train these models to not only see the world the way humans do but to see the world in a new and unique way. By visualizing, what is normally sequenced audio patterns, we can derive much more insights. Here we see Paganini in a visual form that can than be described and transcribed into a World Model. We can observe connections in a manner that may not have been clear prior to the digitalization of music and sound in this way. The company with the most valuable potential in building a World Model is Tesla. Not that this type of visualization is being used, but that the mechanisms are in place, and the technology is in place for the company to thrive in this new form of AI.show more

Unbeaten throughout the tournament, the Indian Blind Women’s Cricket... Team has won the inaugural T20 Blind Women’s World Cup in Colombo, defeating Nepal by seven wickets in a spectacular final. With a white plastic ball packed with ball bearings that rattle as it rolls, the game tests not just skill but awareness, focus, and coordination. Let’s cheer for them, celebrate their journey, and inspire more women to take the field. Cricket Association for the Blind in India (CABI) #WomensCricket #TeamIndia #Inspiring #T20WorldCup #WomenInSportshow more