Prime Minister Narendra Modi has expressed grief on Sunday (October 5, 2025) on the loss of life and property caused by heavy rains in Nepal. He said that India is committed to providing all kinds of help as a friend neighbor and the first to help a country.

At least 40 people have been killed till the morning of Sunday (October 5, 2025) due to landslides and floods due to heavy rains from the night of Saturday (October 4, 2025) at various places in eastern Nepal and five people are still missing.

37 people died in Ilam district of Koshi province

Nepal’s National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Authority has issued a statement in this regard. The authority said in a statement that 37 of these 40 people died in various areas of Illam district of Koshi province due to landslides after heavy rains on Saturday (October 4).

PM Modi expressed grief over the death of people in Nepal

After the huge devastation and landslides in Nepal, Prime Minister Modi posted a post on the social media platform X on Sunday (October 5, 2025). In the post, PM Modi said, ‘Loss of life and property due to heavy rains in Nepal is sad. We are standing with the people of Nepal and its government in this difficult time. He said, “India is committed to providing necessary assistance as a friendly neighbor and the first to respond.”

The loss of lives and damage caused by Heavy rains in nepal is distressing. We stand with the People and Government of Nepal in this Difability Time. As a friendly neighbor and first responsibility, India remain committed to providing any assistance that may be required.

– Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) October 5, 2025

Lalitpur, Kathmandu, the highest rainfall

The Meteorological Department of Nepal issued a statement saying that most of the districts of Nepal have reduced rainfall, while some parts of Lalitpur district of Kathmandu Valley recorded the highest rainfall. The Meteorological Department said that light to moderately rain continues in many areas in Kathmandu, Morang, Sunsari, Udaipur, Saptari, Siraha, Dhanusha, Saralahi, Sindhuli and Ramhechhap districts.

Report- With PTI input

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Landslides and floods occurred due to torrential rains from the night of Saturday (October 4, 2025) at various places in eastern Nepal. Due to this, at least 51 people died till the morning of Sunday (October 5, 2025).

Armed Police Force (APF) spokesperson Kalidas Dhauvji said that at least 37 people have died at various places in Illam district in Koshi province due to landslides due to heavy rains in the last two days.

How many people died in which areas,

The National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Authority (NDRRMA) issued a statement saying that out of these 37 people, eight people died in Demai and Myzogmai municipal areas, six in Ilam municipality and Sandakpur rural municipality, six in Mangsabung and three in Fakfokathum village. Two people died in Udaipur and one in Panchthar due to floods and landslides.

Apart from this, three people died due to lightning in Rauthat and two in Khotang district. Meanwhile, six people died in an accident caused by roads being damaged due to heavy rains in Panchathar district.

Many people missing due to river and flooding

At least four people disappeared after being swept away in the rising river in the Langtang conservation area of ​​Rasuwa district and one person is missing in flood incidents in Illam, Bara and Kathmandu. Dhaoubaji said that four of the 16 people who went on a tracking campaign in Langang area have also gone missing.

Nepal Army, Nepal Police and APF personnel are involved in rescue operations. Security personnel rescued four people, including a pregnant woman from Ilam district by aircraft and admitted them to a hospital in Dharan municipality. Out of the seven provinces of Nepal, the monsoon is active in five provinces, including Koshi, Madhesh, Bagmati, Gandaki and Lumbini.

PM Modi offered help in disaster

Offering help to the neighboring country, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said in a social media post, ‘Loss and loss due to heavy rains in Nepal is sad. In this difficult time, we are with the people of Nepal and the government. Modi wrote on the X platform, ‘As a friendly neighbor and the first response, India is committed to provide all possible help.’

Government of Nepal gave instructions after improvement in weather

Meanwhile, the Nepal government has allowed some vehicles to visit Kathmandu in view of the improvement in the weather. The Kathmandu Valley received less rainfall than the last two days on Sunday (October 5, 2025) and some national highways have been removed due to landslides.

A statement issued by NDRRMA said, “As per the decision of the monsoon counter command post, the emergency services, goods transport, passenger vehicles and short distance vehicles in the middle of the national highways will be allowed to go to their destination keeping in mind the condition of roads in coordination with local authorities.” However, till further orders, the movement of vehicles on risky roads and highways has been banned at night.

Nepal officials released red alert

Nepali officials banned the entry and exit from Kathmandu on Saturday (October 4, 2025) due to continuous rains and the possibility of landslides for the next three days. A red alert was also issued for areas around Bagmati and Eastern Rapti rivers. Officials said that due to the monsoon being active, there has been continuous rains in Kathmandu and other parts of the country since Friday night.

Due to bad weather Tia Domestic flights canceled from

Domestic flights were stopped from Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA) on Saturday (October 4, 2025) due to bad weather. TIA, General Manager of Kathmandu Hansa Raj Pandey said that domestic flights from Kathmandu, Bharatpur, Janakpur, Bhadrapur, Pokhara and Tumlingatar have been stopped till the next notice.

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The month of October will be full of weather stir and seasonal activities this year, so that the feeling of pink winter will be felt before time. According to IMD, till October 15, the movement of clouds will continue in many parts of the country and some rain drops will keep the weather pleasant.

From October 4 to weekend, due to active Western Disturbance, there is a possibility of thunderstorms and thunderstorms in the upper parts of Jammu and Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand. In some areas, there will be a sharp drop in temperature with hailstorm and snowfall.

Weather in eastern and South India

There is a possibility of light to moderate rains in the sub-Himalayan West Bengal, Sikkim, Odisha, Andaman and Nicobar Islands and Chhattisgarh due to the cyclonic circulation and low pressure area being built in the Bay of Bengal. At the same time, a warning of rain has been issued in Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, Kerala, Karnataka, Marathwada, Maharashtra and parts of Gujarat.

Alert for next 7 days in Bihar

The weather has taken a turn in Bihar. The Meteorological Department (IMD) has warned that for the next 7 days, most districts of the state are expected to rain with strong winds and thunder-glow.

Patna, Buxar, Bhojpur, Saran, Sitamarhi, Shivhar, Banka, Jamui, Jehanabad, Sheikhpura, Kaimur, Rohtas, Aurangabad, Arwal, Eastern Champaran, West Champaran, Gopalganj, Siwan, Nawada and Gaya. There is a warning of torrential rain in these districts.

Fear of heavy rains in these states

There is a possibility of heavy rains and lightning in Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Himachal Pradesh, Punjab, Haryana, Rajasthan and Delhi-NCR on 5-6 October. The wind has been warned to stay up to 40-50 km/h. The rain will decrease from October 7, while the weather will be dry after 9 October.

Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Odisha, West Bengal and Sikkim also have thunderstorms and medium to heavy rains on 5-6 October. Light rain may continue in some places after October 7.

Possibility of rain in South India too

Heavy rains are expected on 5-6 October in Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Kerala, Maharashtra and Gujarat. After October 7, the rain will be reduced and the weather will be normal till 9 October.

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Monsoon rains in many parts in India are still continuously continuously continuing. At the same time, the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued an alert that in the next 24 hours, there will be heavy rains in many states of the country with strong thunderstorms and storms.

In fact, the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) has said that a low pressure area is going to be formed above the northern part of the Bay of Bengal in the next 24 hours. Due to this, heavy rains are likely in many states of the country. The IMD said that heavy rains are likely to receive heavy rains in the coastal areas of Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh, Vidarbha and 21 September and 24 to 27 September from September 23 to 27, from 24 to 27 September and from 24 to 27 September.

The impact of pressure will be seen in which areas of the country

The IMD said that the pressure on the northern part of the Bay of Bengal will be seen in the areas of North East India for the next three to four days and there will be heavy rains in those areas. At the same time, talking about Eastern and Central India, in the west of Madhya Pradesh on 21 and 22 September, in Bihar from 25 to 27 September, in Jharkhand from 24 to 26 September, in Andaman and Nicobar Islands on September 24 and 25 in Andaman and Nicobar Islands, in Gangal West Bengal on September 22 and 23, Chhattisgarh and Vidarbha and Most areas from 23 to 27 September 2025 have been issued for heavy rain.

For the states of North East India Imd Released alert

The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) has also issued heavy rain alert for the states of North Eastern India. The IMD has issued an alert on Assam and Meghalaya from September 21 to 24, 21 to 23 September and 27 September in most parts of Nagaland, Manipur, Mizoram and Tripura.

How will the situation be in South and West India

Apart from this, the Meteorological Department has expressed the possibility of heavy rains in the states of Kerala on 22, 26 and 27 September in the state of Kerala, on 21 26 and 27 September in the coastal parts of Karnataka and in the coastal areas of Andhra Pradesh from September 26 and 27 and in the coastal areas of Andhra Pradesh and in parts of Yanam.

At the same time, according to IMD, there will be heavy rains in the west part of India for the next one week. The department has issued an alert for heavy rains in Maharashtra for the next one week, in Maharashtra, 22 September and 25 to 27 September in Konkan and Goa, on September 22 and 23 at Marathwada and many places in Gujarat.

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The pilgrimage of the famous Mata Vaishno Devi temple located in Reasi district of Jammu and Kashmir has been postponed till further orders due to continuous rains. Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Shrine Board gave information about this on X on Saturday (13 September). The yatra was scheduled to start again on Sunday (September 14) after being postponed for 19 days, but due to the weather it has been stopped at the moment.

On August 26, there was a landslide on the route leading to Mata Vaishno Devi, in which 34 devotees were killed and 20 others were injured. The pilgrimage was immediately postponed after this accident.

After this, the board decided a few days ago that the yatra will start again from 14 September. But due to continuous rains and bad weather, it had to be stopped again due to the security of the temple and the building.

Shrine board gave information on social media

The Shrine Board wrote on X, “Jai Mata Di! Due to continuous rains on the building and track, the Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Yatra starting from September 14 has been postponed till further orders. The devotees are requested to be updated through official communication mediums of Jammu and Kashmir LG and PR.”

Devotees’ troubles increased

This news is disappointing for the devotees, because many people had planned to see Vaishno Devi along with their family and friends. Some devotees are already in confusion due to the postponement of the yatra. The Shrine Board has requested the devotees not to wait for the official update and do not pay attention to the rumors.

Will start again according to the weather

The board said that as soon as the weather is clear and the route will be completely safe, the journey will be resumed. Shrine Board officials also informed that the necessary maintenance work on the route is going on continuously so that the safety of the devotees can be ensured.

The journey has been postponed earlier also

This is not the first time that Mata Vaishno Devi Yatra has been postponed due to weather or other reasons. Last year too, pilgrims had to face temporary restrictions due to heavy rains and snowfall. Officials say that the safety of passengers is paramount, so it is necessary to take such precautions.

The monsoon is currently active in Bihar and on Wednesday (September 10), many districts of the state have predicted strong winds, cloud roaring and thunderstorms. However, even today, there is a strong possibility of more rainfall in North Bihar all districts. The Meteorological Department has expressed the possibility of less rainfall in South Bihar today.

According to the Meteorological Center, today there is more chances of heavy rainfall in North Bihar, while South Bihar will receive relatively low rainfall. With this, in most parts of the state for the next three to four days, the night temperature can be dropped by two to three degrees Celsius.

Today there will be strong rains in these five districts

The Meteorological Department has today issued a yellow alert on heavy rainfall and thunderstorms in five districts- East Champaran, West Champaran, Supaul, Araria and Kishanganj. The effect of rain is being seen in these districts since early Wednesday. At the same time, in Shivhar, Sitamarhi and Madhubani districts, there was a warning of rain and cloud roaring since morning.

In some places in all these areas, there is also a possibility of strong winds at a speed of 30 to 40 kilometers per hour. Orange alert was issued in the capital Patna at three o’clock in the late night. The Meteorological Department has clarified that the monsoon will be active in the entire state for the next five days.

Which district of Bihar has the highest rainfall?

On Tuesday, many districts including Patna received rain, due to which the temperature dropped. The maximum rainfall was recorded at 117.4 mm in Kishanganj, while Araria received 95 mm, Khagaria 80.4 mm, Samastipur 78.4 mm and Begusarai received 68.4 mm of rainfall. Apart from this, Purnia recorded 62.2 mm, 52.6 mm in Siwan and 50.8 mm in Fatuha in Patna district.

Floods, Bakhtiyarpur, Pandarak, Daniyavan and Atmalgola also received moderate levels. Aurangabad, Madhepura, Nalanda and Rohtas recorded 30 to 50 mm of rainfall. At the same time, Vaishali, Bhojpur, Jamui, Banka, Madhubani, Supaul, Muzaffarpur, Shivhar and Gaya districts received light to moderate rains.

There is no possibility of any major change in temperature for the next five days

Along with the rain, the temperature also saw a drop. On Tuesday, the capital Patna recorded a temperature of 2.3 degrees to 32.4 degrees Celsius. North Bihar recorded the biggest decline, while the maximum temperature in the state was 34.5 degrees Celsius in Motihari.

In most districts, the temperature was between 31 and 32 degrees Celsius. According to the Meteorological Department, there is no possibility of any major change in temperature for the next five days.

The fall in rain and temperature has given relief to the people from the heat, but the Meteorological Department has appealed to be cautious in view of lightning and strong winds.

The heavy rains in Surat and Vadodara districts of Gujarat have spoiled the situation. The water level of Narmada and Kim River is facing the risk of floods. The administration has advised people of low -lying areas to be vigilant.

Umrapada and Mangrol taluka in Surat district have been the most affected. In the last 24 hours, Umerpada recorded 8.5 inches and Mangrol recorded 4 inches of rain. Due to heavy rains, the water level of Kim river went above the danger mark.

The river water has entered the Padar area of ​​Mota Borsara village in Mangrol, due to which the road connectivity of many villages has been lost. Due to waterlogging, the local people are facing heavy problems in traffic and everyday activities.

Flood threat deepened in Vadodara district

The rising water level of the Narmada River in Vadodara district has become a cause of concern. After the release of 4.5 lakh cusecs of water from Sardar Sarovar Dam, the danger of floods in the low -lying areas of the river has deepened.

The 92 stairs of Malhar Rao Ghat in Chanod have completely merged into the water. Although the Narmada River has not yet reached the danger mark, the continuous rains have made the situation more serious.

Rain increased difficulties

Heavy rains in Dabhoi in Vadodara district have also increased difficulties. It recorded 5 inches of rain from midnight to seven in the morning. Traffic is disrupted due to waterlogging and many low -lying areas are flooded. The administration has issued a warning and appealed people to visit safe places and take precautions.

Water level crossed 24 feet

Things are also worrying in Bharuch district. Sarpanch Pankaj Patel of Borbhatha Bet village informed that the water level has crossed 24 feet after the release of 5 lakh cusecs of water in the Narmada river. If the water level increases further, there is a possibility of flooding in the surrounding villages.

Meanwhile, rain continues in other parts of South Gujarat. The life of the common man has been affected by the continuous rains. Experts believe that if the intensity of rain does not decrease, then the situation may become more serious in the coming days.

The continuous torrential rains in many districts of Uttar Pradesh have affected life. In view of this, the administration has announced a holiday in schools, so that the safety of children can be ensured. The effect of rain also appeared in the Delhi-NCR region. On September 3 in Noida and Ghaziabad, orders have been issued to close schools from nursery to class 12 of all boards. The administration has made it clear that this decision has been taken keeping in mind the safety of children and teaching staff.

At the same time, all government and private schools and colleges from nursery to class 12 in Bulandshahr will remain closed. The decision of a holiday was taken in view of the safety of students in heavy rains. In Bulandshahr, there is continuous rains for the last two days. Bulandshahr Basic Education Officer Laxmikant Pandey has issued a holiday order.

School also closed in Mathura-Bagpat

In view of heavy rains in Baghpat, all schools from 8th to 12th standard will be closed tomorrow (September 3). The BSA has issued a letter in this regard. Other than this Due to rain in Mathura and rising water level in Yamuna, District Magistrate Mathura has declared the holiday of 3 and 4 September of schools from 1 to 12th standard.

In Moradabad, DM Anuj Singh issued a instruction to declare a holiday in schools of all boards run from nursery to class 12 on 2 September. The administration said that due to continuous rains, there is a possibility of waterlogging on the roads and problems in traffic, in such a situation, it can be risky for children to go to school.

Schools closed in Amethi on DM’s orders

Similarly, in Amethi district, instructions were given to keep all schools closed today due to heavy rains for the last two days. On the orders of DM, the District School Inspector (DIOS) announced a holiday in all schools run from classes 1 to 12.

This step was also taken in Rae Bareli in view of the weather

In view of heavy rains in Rae Bareli too, District Magistrate Harshita Mathur issued an order. Following the instructions of DM, it was decided to keep all schools closed from class 1 to 12. The administration says that in view of bad weather, this step has been taken completely for security reasons.

Schools of all boards will remain closed

In Meerut, DIOS issued an order saying that schools of all boards up to class 8 will remain closed on September 2. Due to continuous rains, the situation is not normal here and children have been advised to be safe at home.

Common people affected badly due to rain

Due to this heavy rains in many parts of the state, the common man is facing a lot of problems. In many places, there have been obstacles in waterlogging, traffic jams and traffic. The administration is constantly monitoring the situation and has appealed to the people to be cautious. Giving priority to the safety of children, schools holidays have been declared in the districts.

The monsoon has once again wreaked havoc in Himachal Pradesh. Life has been disturbed due to continuous rains in the state. The Meteorological Department has issued an orange alert of heavy to very heavy rain for Chamba, Kangra and Kullu districts today (31 August). At the same time, a yellow alert of heavy rains has been issued in Mandi, Shimla, Solan and Sirmaur.

On September 1, there will be a yellow alert of rain in Una, Bilaspur, Hamirpur, Mandi and Shimla. The same situation will remain in Shimla, Solan and Sirmaur on September 2. The weather may be bad from September 3 to 5, although no alert is issued these days.

839 roads closed so far, Chamba’s bad condition

According to the State Emergency Operations Center, 839 roads are closed so far. These include 286 in Chamba, 197 in Mandi, 175 in Kullu, 61 in Kangra, 38 in Sirmaur and 28 in Shimla. Apart from this, three national highways are also stalled in Kullu and Mandi districts. The supply of electricity and water is also badly affected. 728 transformers and 456 drinking water schemes are closed.

320 people died so far

So far 320 people have lost their lives in the monsoon season, while 377 people are injured and 40 people are still missing. The maximum number of deaths have been 51 in Mandi and 49 in Kangra. 36 people have died in Chamba, 29 in Shimla, 28-28 in Kullu and Kinnaur.

Loss of crores in Himachal

So far 4041 houses have been damaged, out of which 824 have completely collapsed. The maximum 1592 houses were damaged in the mandi, of which 517 fell completely. Apart from this, 467 shops and 3646 animals have been destroyed.

A total of Rs 3042 crore has been damaged by the monsoon. In this, there has been a loss of 1693 crore to the Public Works Department and 1070 crores to the Water Power Department.

Heavy rain in the last 24 hours

In the last 24 hours, Chamba’s Chuadi received the highest 100 mm of rain. 90 in Jogindernagar, 70-70 in Rampur Bushahar and Dharamshala, 60-60 mm in Shimla, Katuala, Nahan and Palampur.

Normal life is being severely affected due to heavy rains in Uttarakhand. Traffic has been disrupted due to debris, boulder and landlords on the Yamunotri and Badrinath highways. The water level of the Yamuna river in the Sainachatti region increased so much that the water started flowing over the motor bridge, due to which the bridge has reached a condition of danger.

The rain water entered many hotels so much that it is coming from one side and leaving from the other side. The first floors of many hotels have been submerged, causing panic among the local people. Local residents Jaipal Singh Rawat, Navdeep Singh, Baldev Singh and Shailendra Singh Rana said that they spent the whole night, because the flow of water could harm at any time.

Road closed in many places due to debris

At present, the rain has stopped and the weather is clear, but the danger is still not averted. The road has been blocked due to heavy debris in Kamda area near Paganala, Bhanerpani, Nandprayag and Gauchar on the Badrinath highway. There are long queues of vehicles on both sides of the highway, and the pilgrims are waiting for the way to open.

The work of removing debris has been started by the administration and movement has started at some places, but debris is still stored on the hill side, which can shut down the route at any time. Pilgrims from Gujarat said that it took them 16 hours to cover the distance from Srinagar to Pipalkoti, as the Badrinath road is in a very dangerous situation.

Mountains are constantly craving

Apart from this, the highway is also completely closed in areas like Kamera and Simli-Gwaladam-Almora Highway near Gauchar, Nauli, Ming Gadera and Kaal Jabar. Due to continuous rains, mountains are cracking and big piles of debris have accumulated on the roads.

District Magistrate Sandeep Tiwari said that the work of removing debris in all the affected areas and opening roads is going on a war footing. It is the effort of the administration that normal traffic was restored as soon as possible

Heavy losses in these areas

The weather in Uttarakhand is overshadowing the normal life. Mountainous districts like Tehri and Rudraprayag have caused widespread damage due to excess rainfall, while the Meteorological Department has warned that Uttarakhand is not going to get any relief from rain at the moment.

During the month of August, the continuous rains in the entire state have created a disaster -like situation in many areas. On August 30, in Dehradun, Uttarkashi and Bageshwar districts, there is a possibility of shining lightning with heavy to very heavy rains and roaring.

Orange alert issued in these districts

The Meteorological Department has issued an orange alert for these three districts. At the same time, Tehri Garhwal, Rudraprayag, Chamoli, Pithoragarh and Pauri Garhwal district have predicted heavy rains somewhere.

Yellow alert will continue for the remaining 11 districts with Orange Alerts in Dehradun and Bageshwar on 31 August. On September 1, there will be orange alert in Dehradun, Pithoragarh, Nainital and Bageshwar districts, while Yellow alert will continue for the rest of the districts. Orange alert has been issued on September 2 in Chamoli, Bageshwar and Dehradun due to heavy rains.

Meteorological Department asked to be vigilant

According to the Meteorological Department, Yellow alert means to keep an eye on the rain and be cautious. Orange alert means to increase vigilance in view of the danger caused by rain and be prepared for necessary action. In the event of red alert, immediate security measures should be taken.

In the next 24 hours, there is a possibility of heavy and heavy rain in various areas of Bageshwar, Chamoli, Dehradun and Rudraprayag districts like Chakrata, Doiwala, Badrinath, Kedarnath, Sonprayag, Joshimath, Tharali, Kapkot, Vikasnagar.