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#WATCH | Nepal released its new NPR 100 banknote, featuring an updated map that includes the disputed areas of Lipulekh, Limpiyadhura, and Kalapani. In Delhi, Former Indian Diplomat KP Fabian says, "... This is most unfortunate, and more importantly, unnecessary. If Nepal had the conviction that a part of...

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#WATCH | Patna: On the situation in Nepal, Bihar Deputy Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary says, "All this is the mistake of Congress. Anarchy is happening because Congress has kept these countries separate. If Nepal had been a part of India today, there would have been peace and happiness in Nepal." "There is discontent among people but there should not be anarchy. I said that if it were a part of India today, Nepal would also have prospered. If Pakistan were a part of India, it would have prospered along with India today. I am making it clear that this is the mistake of Congress due to which we have to face this."
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#WATCH | Patna: On the situation in Nepal, Bihar Deputy Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary says, "All this is the mistake of Congress. Anarchy is happening because Congress has kept these countries separate. If Nepal had been a part of India today, there would have been peace and happiness in Nepal." "There is discontent among people but there should not be anarchy. I said that if it were a part of India today, Nepal would also have prospered. If Pakistan were a part of India, it would have prospered along with India today. I am making it clear that this is the mistake of Congress due to which we have to face this."

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769,843 次观看 • 11 个月前

Nepal’s Balen Shah government has claimed Lipulekh as its territory and asked India to stop the sacred Kailash Mansarovar Yatra. Earlier too, Nepal had imposed restrictions on goods and vehicles entering from India. As Mayor of Kathmandu, Balen Shah had displayed a “Greater Nepal” map in his office. Why is Nepal taking such a stance toward India? Find out from Jayesh Matiyal.
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Nepal’s Balen Shah government has claimed Lipulekh as its territory and asked India to stop the sacred Kailash Mansarovar Yatra. Earlier too, Nepal had imposed restrictions on goods and vehicles entering from India. As Mayor of Kathmandu, Balen Shah had displayed a “Greater Nepal” map in his office. Why is Nepal taking such a stance toward India? Find out from Jayesh Matiyal.

OpIndia.com

36,266 次观看 • 4 个月前

#WATCH | On protest in Nepal, Former Ambassador of India to Nepal, Manjeev Singh Puri, says, "... Nepal's remittances to GDP ratio is among the five highest in the world. Nepalese have become much more globalised... Money has also come into the economy... This is something very interesting that has happened in this country, which, under the monarchy, had literally no exposure to globalisation... But now, frustration is growing due to the same political establishment continuing. COVID made Nepal realise in a serious manner that its economy, relying on remittances, was not an easy task... The need of the hour at the moment is political sagacity on the part of leadership. They need to understand the mood of the people... I'm really referring to the Paharis in Nepal because they are reacting negatively. It's important for the political class to address that, assuage them, be accountable and be mature in doing what they have to do."
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#WATCH | On protest in Nepal, Former Ambassador of India to Nepal, Manjeev Singh Puri, says, "... Nepal's remittances to GDP ratio is among the five highest in the world. Nepalese have become much more globalised... Money has also come into the economy... This is something very interesting that has happened in this country, which, under the monarchy, had literally no exposure to globalisation... But now, frustration is growing due to the same political establishment continuing. COVID made Nepal realise in a serious manner that its economy, relying on remittances, was not an easy task... The need of the hour at the moment is political sagacity on the part of leadership. They need to understand the mood of the people... I'm really referring to the Paharis in Nepal because they are reacting negatively. It's important for the political class to address that, assuage them, be accountable and be mature in doing what they have to do."

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93,523 次观看 • 11 个月前

Although I am a huge fan of Mr. Rajiv Malhotra, I'd like to disagree with his statement "Nepal did not exist at the time of Buddha and Ashoka". Nepal has been in existence since the time of Mahabharata. Also, it is the Parliament of India and not the Parliament of Mauryan Empire so a map of Mauryan Empire in the Indian Parliament is deemed to be perceived as irredentist and bound to create controversies. It is equivalent to Nepal etching a map of pre-1812 Gorkha Empire in the Parliament of Nepal. Sends all the wrong signals. इति:
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Although I am a huge fan of Mr. Rajiv Malhotra, I'd like to disagree with his statement "Nepal did not exist at the time of Buddha and Ashoka". Nepal has been in existence since the time of Mahabharata. Also, it is the Parliament of India and not the Parliament of Mauryan Empire so a map of Mauryan Empire in the Indian Parliament is deemed to be perceived as irredentist and bound to create controversies. It is equivalent to Nepal etching a map of pre-1812 Gorkha Empire in the Parliament of Nepal. Sends all the wrong signals. इति:

Apil Gurung

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#WATCH | Delhi: On the recent elections in Nepal, Shankar Prasad Sharma, Nepal Ambassador to India, says, "The elections in Nepal were conducted very peacefully and in time. There was no problem at all. In terms of India-Nepal bilateral relations, we already have a very strong relationship between the two countries. I'm sure the new government will try to take it to a new height in terms of our bilateral relations. I think it's a good gesture from India that Prime Minister Modi congratulated Rashtriya Swatantra Party twice, and we'll have the government soon, and then we'll have more exchanges between the government of Nepal and the government of India very soon..."
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#WATCH | Delhi: On the recent elections in Nepal, Shankar Prasad Sharma, Nepal Ambassador to India, says, "The elections in Nepal were conducted very peacefully and in time. There was no problem at all. In terms of India-Nepal bilateral relations, we already have a very strong relationship between the two countries. I'm sure the new government will try to take it to a new height in terms of our bilateral relations. I think it's a good gesture from India that Prime Minister Modi congratulated Rashtriya Swatantra Party twice, and we'll have the government soon, and then we'll have more exchanges between the government of Nepal and the government of India very soon..."

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#WATCH | Delhi | On Nepal, MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal says, "After the successful conclusion of elections in Nepal, we have welcomed the conclusion of elections. The Prime Minister has had telephonic conversations with Rabi Lamichhane, who happens to be the Chairman of Rastriya Swatantra Party, also with Balen Shah, who is a senior leader of the party. He congratulated both leaders on their electoral victory and on their parties, that is, RSP's resounding success. PM conveyed to them that as a close friend and neighbour, India remains steadfast in its commitment to working closely with the people of Nepal and the new government and to scale new heights of shared progress, prosperity, and mutual shared peace, progress and prosperity..."
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#WATCH | Delhi | On Nepal, MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal says, "After the successful conclusion of elections in Nepal, we have welcomed the conclusion of elections. The Prime Minister has had telephonic conversations with Rabi Lamichhane, who happens to be the Chairman of Rastriya Swatantra Party, also with Balen Shah, who is a senior leader of the party. He congratulated both leaders on their electoral victory and on their parties, that is, RSP's resounding success. PM conveyed to them that as a close friend and neighbour, India remains steadfast in its commitment to working closely with the people of Nepal and the new government and to scale new heights of shared progress, prosperity, and mutual shared peace, progress and prosperity..."

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19,483 次观看 • 5 个月前

🚨 NEPAL BACKTRACKS! Balen Shah’s Govt has now requested to resolve border issues with India through DIPLOMATIC channels 😂 Earlier, Balen suggested that Britain be involved in Nepal-India talks. This proposal was firmly rejected by India, making it clear there will be NO THIRD-PARTY mediation🎯 The long-standing dispute over Lipulekh, Limpiyadhura, and Kalapani continues. Nepal is softening its aggressive posturing after India’s strong stand. Bharat’s territorial integrity is NON-NEGOTIABLE🔥🇮🇳
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🚨 NEPAL BACKTRACKS! Balen Shah’s Govt has now requested to resolve border issues with India through DIPLOMATIC channels 😂 Earlier, Balen suggested that Britain be involved in Nepal-India talks. This proposal was firmly rejected by India, making it clear there will be NO THIRD-PARTY mediation🎯 The long-standing dispute over Lipulekh, Limpiyadhura, and Kalapani continues. Nepal is softening its aggressive posturing after India’s strong stand. Bharat’s territorial integrity is NON-NEGOTIABLE🔥🇮🇳

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91,813 次观看 • 1 个月前

#WATCH | On the ongoing protests in Nepal, Former Indian Ambassador to Nepal, Ranjit Rae says, "One of the reasons for this is also that the two big parties got together to form a grand coalition, and the rumour in Nepal was that this coalition has been formed because leaders of both the parties were under investigation for corruption by the previous government. So to stop those investigations, they formed this coalition. And then they arrested one of the very popular leaders of one of the other parties, who has incidentally been released from jail today by the protesters. I think there was this sense that nothing was happening within the existing institutions in Nepal, and these youngsters have taken the law into their own hands..."
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#WATCH | On the ongoing protests in Nepal, Former Indian Ambassador to Nepal, Ranjit Rae says, "One of the reasons for this is also that the two big parties got together to form a grand coalition, and the rumour in Nepal was that this coalition has been formed because leaders of both the parties were under investigation for corruption by the previous government. So to stop those investigations, they formed this coalition. And then they arrested one of the very popular leaders of one of the other parties, who has incidentally been released from jail today by the protesters. I think there was this sense that nothing was happening within the existing institutions in Nepal, and these youngsters have taken the law into their own hands..."

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513,815 次观看 • 11 个月前

NEPAL FLOOD, INDIA'S WORRY: CURSE OF LOWER RIPARIAN STATES Devastating flash flood waters originating in Tibet, Chinese controlled territory, have deluged Nepal. The flash flood originated in the Trishuli - Bhote Koshi river that originates in Tibet. No one knows the exact cause. Some speculate it could be due to an earthquake that struck a part of Tibet that stands opposite the Rasuwa, Nuwakot and Dhading districts of Nepal. Tough there is no basis yet to conclude that Chinese authorities deliberately released water into the river's basin a group of anonymous Nepali journalists have blamed China. Or to be precise construction in Glacial areas along the China – Nepal border had damaged the sensitive ecosystem and contributed to recurring avalanches, which in turn triggered the flash flood. Many hundreds of thousands of people in Nepal and Tibet have lost their homes, several, including Indian tourists, are dead. But given that the Bhote Koshi–Trishuli system feeds into the Narayani/Gandak and eventually flows into the Ganga, West Champaran, East Champaran, Gopalganj, Saran & Vaishali should remain vigilant. This may not become a major flood in India. But it's best to be vigilant. Which is why the Centre has issued advisories to Bihar. Indeed, this is the curse of lower riparian states. It isn't just Nepal but India also has to be extremely worried about water security risks from China. This is because China controls the upper reaches of critical transboundary rivers like the Brahmaputra, known as the Yarlung Tsangpo in Tibet, and can potentially influence water flows through its upstream infrastructure, while India has limited visibility into what happens upstream. What's most worrying is that India and China have no comprehensive, binding water-sharing treaty. The Nepal floods are therefore a reminder of a larger strategic vulnerability: India is downstream of both Nepal and China. Natural disasters may be unavoidable. But India cannot afford to be unprepared for what happens upstream.
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NEPAL FLOOD, INDIA'S WORRY: CURSE OF LOWER RIPARIAN STATES Devastating flash flood waters originating in Tibet, Chinese controlled territory, have deluged Nepal. The flash flood originated in the Trishuli - Bhote Koshi river that originates in Tibet. No one knows the exact cause. Some speculate it could be due to an earthquake that struck a part of Tibet that stands opposite the Rasuwa, Nuwakot and Dhading districts of Nepal. Tough there is no basis yet to conclude that Chinese authorities deliberately released water into the river's basin a group of anonymous Nepali journalists have blamed China. Or to be precise construction in Glacial areas along the China – Nepal border had damaged the sensitive ecosystem and contributed to recurring avalanches, which in turn triggered the flash flood. Many hundreds of thousands of people in Nepal and Tibet have lost their homes, several, including Indian tourists, are dead. But given that the Bhote Koshi–Trishuli system feeds into the Narayani/Gandak and eventually flows into the Ganga, West Champaran, East Champaran, Gopalganj, Saran & Vaishali should remain vigilant. This may not become a major flood in India. But it's best to be vigilant. Which is why the Centre has issued advisories to Bihar. Indeed, this is the curse of lower riparian states. It isn't just Nepal but India also has to be extremely worried about water security risks from China. This is because China controls the upper reaches of critical transboundary rivers like the Brahmaputra, known as the Yarlung Tsangpo in Tibet, and can potentially influence water flows through its upstream infrastructure, while India has limited visibility into what happens upstream. What's most worrying is that India and China have no comprehensive, binding water-sharing treaty. The Nepal floods are therefore a reminder of a larger strategic vulnerability: India is downstream of both Nepal and China. Natural disasters may be unavoidable. But India cannot afford to be unprepared for what happens upstream.

Rahul Shivshankar

37,333 次观看 • 7 天前

#WATCH | Imphal, Manipur: PM Narendra Modi says, "Today, from this land of Manipur, I will also talk to my colleagues in Nepal. Nepal is a friend of India, a close friend. We are connected by shared history, by faith, and are moving forward together. Today, on behalf of the countrymen, I extend my heartfelt congratulations to Smt. Sushila ji on assuming charge as the Prime Minister of the interim government in Nepal. I am confident that she will pave the way for peace, stability and prosperity in Nepal. Sushila ji's taking oath as the first woman Prime Minister of Nepal is a very good example of women's empowerment. Today, I will praise every person in Nepal who has kept the democratic values ​​supreme even in such an unstable environment...For the last few days, Nepal's youth can be seen working hard to clean and paint the roads of Nepal. I have also seen their pictures on social media. Their positive thinking and positive work are not only inspiring but also a clear indication of Nepal's new rise. I wish Nepal all the best for its bright future.
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#WATCH | Imphal, Manipur: PM Narendra Modi says, "Today, from this land of Manipur, I will also talk to my colleagues in Nepal. Nepal is a friend of India, a close friend. We are connected by shared history, by faith, and are moving forward together. Today, on behalf of the countrymen, I extend my heartfelt congratulations to Smt. Sushila ji on assuming charge as the Prime Minister of the interim government in Nepal. I am confident that she will pave the way for peace, stability and prosperity in Nepal. Sushila ji's taking oath as the first woman Prime Minister of Nepal is a very good example of women's empowerment. Today, I will praise every person in Nepal who has kept the democratic values ​​supreme even in such an unstable environment...For the last few days, Nepal's youth can be seen working hard to clean and paint the roads of Nepal. I have also seen their pictures on social media. Their positive thinking and positive work are not only inspiring but also a clear indication of Nepal's new rise. I wish Nepal all the best for its bright future.

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34,877 次观看 • 11 个月前

🚨 BIG BREAKING Nepal’s new ₹100 note has sparked fresh tension with India. The redesigned currency features Nepal’s updated map showing Kalapani, Lipulekh and Limpiyadhura—areas India calls an “ARTIFICIAL ENLARGEMENT” and part of Uttarakhand. 👉 The note also carries the signature of a former central bank governor and is dated 2081 BS (2024).
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🚨 BIG BREAKING Nepal’s new ₹100 note has sparked fresh tension with India. The redesigned currency features Nepal’s updated map showing Kalapani, Lipulekh and Limpiyadhura—areas India calls an “ARTIFICIAL ENLARGEMENT” and part of Uttarakhand. 👉 The note also carries the signature of a former central bank governor and is dated 2081 BS (2024).

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344,315 次观看 • 9 个月前

#WATCH | Kathmandu, Nepal | A protestor says, "It is very good for our country that Nepal Prime Minister K.P. Sharma Oli has resigned. Now the youth will stand and give its contribution in developing the nation..."
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#WATCH | Kathmandu, Nepal | A protestor says, "It is very good for our country that Nepal Prime Minister K.P. Sharma Oli has resigned. Now the youth will stand and give its contribution in developing the nation..."

ANI

47,335 次观看 • 11 个月前

A NEW START FOR NEPAL. Huge congratulations to the new Nepal PM Balen – a man who has spent his career fighting corruption – first as Kathmandu Mayor and now as PM. Nepal recently had a hugely important election, one that the youth of Nepal fought for. They made their voices heard - they want an end to corruption and a better Nepal for the future. They are brave and inspiring. The hopes of a nation now rest on this new chapter in Nepal’s history. There is a lot to do, but I know it can be done and positive changes can happen. The corruption has to end. Nepal and her people deserve better. Whether that’s fake news, business or Governmental corruption – it has to stop. I support Balen and the new Government and wish them the very best for this vital task that lies ahead. Jai Nepal! #BalenShan #NepalElections #EndCorruption #ForNepal #Nepal #Nimsdai
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A NEW START FOR NEPAL. Huge congratulations to the new Nepal PM Balen – a man who has spent his career fighting corruption – first as Kathmandu Mayor and now as PM. Nepal recently had a hugely important election, one that the youth of Nepal fought for. They made their voices heard - they want an end to corruption and a better Nepal for the future. They are brave and inspiring. The hopes of a nation now rest on this new chapter in Nepal’s history. There is a lot to do, but I know it can be done and positive changes can happen. The corruption has to end. Nepal and her people deserve better. Whether that’s fake news, business or Governmental corruption – it has to stop. I support Balen and the new Government and wish them the very best for this vital task that lies ahead. Jai Nepal! #BalenShan #NepalElections #EndCorruption #ForNepal #Nepal #Nimsdai

Nirmal Purja MBE

18,597 次观看 • 5 个月前

#WATCH | Nepal: A local Mohammad Asgar Ali says, "Nepal has long been a country defined by harmony, where people of all castes and religions have lived together. However, due to the actions of certain extremist organizations, regardless of the sect they belong to, Nepal is now facing a situation of fragmentation. The resulting disruption to peace and order will not only harm Nepal but also impact neighboring countries. You must understand that this fire does not affect just one country or region; it affects everyone."
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#WATCH | Nepal: A local Mohammad Asgar Ali says, "Nepal has long been a country defined by harmony, where people of all castes and religions have lived together. However, due to the actions of certain extremist organizations, regardless of the sect they belong to, Nepal is now facing a situation of fragmentation. The resulting disruption to peace and order will not only harm Nepal but also impact neighboring countries. You must understand that this fire does not affect just one country or region; it affects everyone."

ANI

102,681 次观看 • 1 个月前

#WATCH | Delhi: On flash flood in Nepal, Harish Kumar Sejekan, the brother-in-law of Nepal PM Balen Shah, says, "...He (Nepal PM Balen Shah), along with his ministers, is on the ground. He has gone to the flood-affected areas; the Home Minister is also overseeing each and every relief material that is going on, each and every evacuation. Even the PM is at the heart of it. He has been there 24/7 with his ministers; they are planning out things, evacuations and looking at all the rescue efforts. I think that's the main thing that any great leader would do..."
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#WATCH | Delhi: On flash flood in Nepal, Harish Kumar Sejekan, the brother-in-law of Nepal PM Balen Shah, says, "...He (Nepal PM Balen Shah), along with his ministers, is on the ground. He has gone to the flood-affected areas; the Home Minister is also overseeing each and every relief material that is going on, each and every evacuation. Even the PM is at the heart of it. He has been there 24/7 with his ministers; they are planning out things, evacuations and looking at all the rescue efforts. I think that's the main thing that any great leader would do..."

ANI

23,957 次观看 • 6 天前

#WATCH | Trishuli, Nepal: On the rescue operations underway during the flash floods in Nepal, an army personnel says, "Today is August 29. Since 16:45 hours, we have recovered 418 Nepalese people; out of which, 173 are female, and 245 are male... Chinese people are 42, and Indian nationals are 8... "
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#WATCH | Trishuli, Nepal: On the rescue operations underway during the flash floods in Nepal, an army personnel says, "Today is August 29. Since 16:45 hours, we have recovered 418 Nepalese people; out of which, 173 are female, and 245 are male... Chinese people are 42, and Indian nationals are 8... "

ANI

120,892 次观看 • 4 天前

Lipulekh Flashpoint: Nepal’s Objection To Kailash Yatra And The Bigger India-China-Nepal Equation The Kailash Mansarovar Yatra is back—but so is an old border dispute. Nepal has raised objections to the Lipulekh route, calling it its territory, while India stands firm on its position. This is not just about religion—it’s about geopolitics, history, and national identity. The controversy traces back to the Sugauli Treaty and a simple but unresolved question: where does the Kali River begin? With Nepal’s new map, constitutional backing, and a more assertive leadership, the dispute has escalated. Meanwhile, China stays silent but remains central to the equation. As India pushes ahead with the pilgrimage, tensions are rising. What’s at stake? And can diplomacy resolve it this time? Watch the full video and Subscribe to the channel 🔗 #lipulekh #kailashmansarovar #nepal #indianepal #balendrashah #vikrammisri #kaliriver #geopolitics #indiachina #kailashyatra #uttarakhand #indiaforeignpolicy #indiadiplomacy #timesaxis #viralvideo #toi Aditi Prasad
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Lipulekh Flashpoint: Nepal’s Objection To Kailash Yatra And The Bigger India-China-Nepal Equation The Kailash Mansarovar Yatra is back—but so is an old border dispute. Nepal has raised objections to the Lipulekh route, calling it its territory, while India stands firm on its position. This is not just about religion—it’s about geopolitics, history, and national identity. The controversy traces back to the Sugauli Treaty and a simple but unresolved question: where does the Kali River begin? With Nepal’s new map, constitutional backing, and a more assertive leadership, the dispute has escalated. Meanwhile, China stays silent but remains central to the equation. As India pushes ahead with the pilgrimage, tensions are rising. What’s at stake? And can diplomacy resolve it this time? Watch the full video and Subscribe to the channel 🔗 #lipulekh #kailashmansarovar #nepal #indianepal #balendrashah #vikrammisri #kaliriver #geopolitics #indiachina #kailashyatra #uttarakhand #indiaforeignpolicy #indiadiplomacy #timesaxis #viralvideo #toi Aditi Prasad

The Times Of India

13,911 次观看 • 3 个月前

#WATCH | Kathmandu, Nepal: On the cause of the Nepal flash flood, Geologist Prof. Dr Bishal Nath Upreti says, "...First of all, this is not a glacial outburst flood. It is not a case where a lake breached and then came down - no lakes were breaching out and causing this...Nepal first recorded an earthquake of 4.4 magnitude, and later the USGS updated it to 5.2 magnitude. The initial idea was that the earthquake triggered a block of ice falling down from the glacier...afterwards, however, the USGS re-examined the waveforms of the seismic activity and realised that this was not a tectonic earthquake. It was not that an earthquake caused the ice to fall, but actually the other way around: the sheer mass of ice and rocks falling created this 5.2 magnitude earthquake...you can only imagine how massive the mass must have been that fell from above." (29.08)
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#WATCH | Kathmandu, Nepal: On the cause of the Nepal flash flood, Geologist Prof. Dr Bishal Nath Upreti says, "...First of all, this is not a glacial outburst flood. It is not a case where a lake breached and then came down - no lakes were breaching out and causing this...Nepal first recorded an earthquake of 4.4 magnitude, and later the USGS updated it to 5.2 magnitude. The initial idea was that the earthquake triggered a block of ice falling down from the glacier...afterwards, however, the USGS re-examined the waveforms of the seismic activity and realised that this was not a tectonic earthquake. It was not that an earthquake caused the ice to fall, but actually the other way around: the sheer mass of ice and rocks falling created this 5.2 magnitude earthquake...you can only imagine how massive the mass must have been that fell from above." (29.08)

ANI

101,892 次观看 • 4 天前