BhoteKoshi Flood Fallout: Nepal estimates Rs 4 trillion in losses from the Aug 26 disaster, with preliminary damage put at Rs 387.54 billion and an initial Rs 7.95 billion needed for four-month restoration across buildings, settlements, communication, health, agriculture, livestock and energy. Aid & Logistics: India sent two more C-130 flights with 21.5 tonnes of relief including forensic kits and medical supplies; UAE’s third relief aircraft delivered 20 tonnes; Samaritan’s Purse landed a 767 cargo plane with 40+ tonnes of tarps, filtration, hygiene kits and solar lights. Energy & Industry Continuity: Nepal Oil Corporation is prioritizing fuel and LP gas for rescue, rerouting via Tribhuvan Rajpath/Biroad and arranging about 24,500 cylinders; LPG supply disruptions continue as roads remain damaged. Hydropower Recovery: Tunnel work on the Kathmandu-Tarai Fast Track hit a breakthrough on the 3.486-km Dhedre–Mahadevtar tunnel, while rescue teams intensify searches for workers trapped in flood-hit hydropower tunnels. Climate Justice Push: PM Shah urged Nepal to present its climate case internationally; ministers and lawmakers renewed calls for compensation from major emitters, not charity. Food Safety Crackdown: India’s FSSAI moved against Nepal-linked Wai Wai maker CG Foods India over unhygienic production practices, ordering discontinuation of some products.