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28 August 2026

Karnataka techie living in Australia missing after Nepal floods, last seen at border

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Karnataka techie living in Australia missing after Nepal floods, last seen at border

Rakesh Nayak, who had travelled to Mansarovar as part of a package tour organised by the Isha Foundation, was last known to be near the Nepal-China border. | India News ...

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