Earthquake: India's response was like extending blank cheque, says Nepal

[doppelganger]

lot i am from army family too and at the time my family members in nepal , my father fought 1971 war so do not teach me about our army fool. Our army believes in all faith and don't put this humanitarian effort in religion bullshit

My father is a serving officer. As are two of my elder brothers.

And we are all proud Hindus. And we see this effort as helping fellow Hindus. Not a friendly bordering nation. HINDUS.

Do continue being a secular retard.

 

[HariPrasad]

When I see enthusiasm of people to help Disaster victims, it amaze me. People literally have a craze of helping disaster victims. Once they see people being victim, you can not just stop them. Riding on a very strong wave of helping the people, their willingness to help have become their craze. You just can not stop them even if you wish.

 

[Sam.]

My father is a serving officer. As are two of my elder brothers.

And we are all proud Hindus. And we see this effort as helping fellow Hindus. Not a friendly bordering nation. HINDUS.

Do continuing being a secular retard.

you on my ignore list now so keep vomiting your Hinduism bullshit in this tragedy.

 

[doppelganger]

you on my ignore list now so keep vomiting your Hinduism bullshit in this tragedy.

Let me go look for my I-give-a-f**k mask.

 

[wolfschanzze]

Not everything is about religion you religious bigots. Humanity means something in India. we have historical people to people cultural ties with Nepal.

• The Sanskrit word nipalaya means "at the foot of the mountains" or "abode at the foot"; Nepal may be derived from this.[1]
• The Tibetan word niyampal means "holy land". Nepal may be derived from it.[1]
• Nep are the people that used to be cow herders (gopal) who came to the Nepal valley from the Ganges Plain of modern-day India. Combining the two words yields Nepal.[1]
• Some inhabitants of northern Nepal came from Tibet, where they herded sheep and produced wool. In Tibetan, ne means "wool" and pal means "house". Thus, Nepal is "house of wool".[2]
• The Newar people, who inhabit the Kathmandu Valley, have the word nepa in their Nepal Bhasa language, meaning "country of the middle zone". Nepal may have been derived from this.[2]
• A popular theory is that Lepcha people used the words ne ("holy") and pal ("cave") and thus Nepal to describe a "holy cave".[2][3]
• According to Buddhist legend, the deity Manjusri drained the water from Nagadaha (a mythical lake that is believed to have filled the Kathmandu Valley). The valley became inhabitable and was ruled by Bhuktaman, a cow-herder, who took advice from a sage named "Ne". Pāla means "protector" or "taking care", so Nepal reflected the name of the sage who took care of the place, according to Nepali scholar Rishikesh Shaha.[4][2][5][1]

• The epic Mahabharata mentions the Kiratas among the inhabitants of Nepal. Kirati king Yalambar had the dubious honor of being slain in the battle of the Mahabharata, in which gods and mortals fought alongside each other. Legend credits him with meeting Indra, the lord of heaven, who ventured into the Valley in human guise. It is said that during the battle of Mahabharata, Yalamber went to witness the battle with a view to take the side of the losing party. Lord Krishna, knowing the intention of Yalamber and the strength and unity of the Kiratas, thought that the war would unnecessarily be prolonged if Yalamber sided with the Kauravas. So, by a clever stroke of diplomacy, Lord Krishna cut off Yalamber's head.

Hinduism is not a religion and it's a way of life all around south asia. so we bound to help all south asian no matter which religion they practice.

NOT EXACTLY,Nepal is a hindu nation.
Its true we will help all south Asia.But Religion matters.
The Lord Rama married Sita who was daughter of King Janaka of Nepal,There is still a town called Janakpuri in Nepal now.

 

[doppelganger]

NOT EXACTLY,Nepal is a hindu nation.
Its true we will help all south Asia.But Religion matters.
The Lord Rama married Sita who was daughter of King Janaka of Nepal,There is still a town called Janakpuri in Nepal now.

I like how the secularists get their chaddies all knotted because we take pleasure in helping our Hindu brothers.

Does it mean we would not help Pakistanis or Bangladeshis or Sri Lankans? Have we not in the past?

Why must we conform to their vision of impartial emotions and sentiments? Who the f**k are they? Our charity police?

Retards.

 

[wolfschanzze]

I like how the secularists get their chaddies all knotted because we take pleasure in helping our Hindu brothers.

Does it mean we would not help Pakistanis or Bangladeshis or Sri Lankans? Have we not in the past?

Why must we conform to their vision of impartial emotions and sentiments? Who the f**k are they? Our charity police?

Retards.

They don't understand,They are brainwashed into believing No religion for the past 60+ years,that fever of Secularism will come down with a Anti-Pyretic called Hindutva.
They can keep harping about no Religion but changes are happening on the ground and even they cannot ignore it.

 

[Fireurimagination]

India has special and historic ties with Nepal because of the fact that we both are Hindu majority countries, is that so hard to understand?

 

[doppelganger]

They don't understand,They are brainwashed into believing No religion for the past 60+ years,that fever of Secularism will come down with a Anti-Pyretic called Hindutva.
They can keep harping about no Religion but changes are happening on the ground and even they cannot ignore it.

Inshalla.

 

[Mr.Nair]

Indian billionaire Ravi Pillai in middle east going to construct 200 homes in nepal free of charge,Hats off the gentleman

 

[Hindustani78]

The Indian Air Force Mi-17 helicopters positioned during Rescue and Relief operations in the earthquake hit Nepal.

The Indian and Nepalese Mi-17 helicopters being pressed into action during Rescue and Relief operations in the earthquake hit Nepal.

Nepalese Army loading the Indian Air Force MI-17 helicopter with relief material at Kathmandu.

The Casualty Triage Centre set up by the Indian Army Medical Corps at Kathmandu Air Base to provide aid to the rescued people.

Injured people being evacuated from Trishuli Bazar to Kathmandu.

 

[Mr.Nair]

AIMs has requested Indian Air Force to assist in air-lifting 5 well equipped Hi-tech Mobile ICUs with satellite connectivity for telemedicine options, One mobile medical operation theater, 3 Cardiac ICU Mobile units, 10 ambulances, 2 lorries of medicines and a contingent of medical specialists comprising of 17 specialists, 25 doctors and a team of nurses to Nepal.Thanks to Amritanadhamayi madom.

 

[Hindustani78]

‘Langar’ Party sent from India with relief material awaiting unloading of an Indian Air Force (IAF) IL-76 aircraft, at Kathmandu airport.

Stranded persons at Lukla near Everest Base Camp being evacuated by an Indian Air Force (IAF) helicopter following a massive earthquake in Nepal.

The Indian Air Force (IAF) personnel helping an injured person flown by an IAF aircraft from earthquake hit Nepal while de-boarding, at Air Force Station Palam, New Delhi.

The Indian Air Force (IAF) personnel facilitating a woman and children flown by an IAF aircraft from earthquake hit Nepal while de-boarding, at Air Force Station Palam, New Delhi.

Relief material carried to Nepal being loaded on an Indian Air Force (IAF) aircraft, at Air Force Station Palam, New Delhi following a massive earthquake in Nepal.

The Indian Air Force (IAF) doctors attending the injured persons, at Kathmandu Medical Camp following a recent massive earthquake, in Nepal.

A German lady mountaineering with fractured leg following a recent massive earthquake in Nepal being taken for boarding an IAF helicopter, at Lukla near Everest Base Camp for treatment.

 

[Hindustani78]

Stranded persons to be taken to a safer place, queuing up for boarding an Indian Air Force (IAF) helicopter following a recent massive earthquake in Nepal.

Evacuated mother and son being flown to a safer place by an Indian Air Force (IAF) helicopter following a recent massive earthquake in Nepal.

Relief material sent by Gujrat Government being offloaded from the Indian Air Force (IAF) helicopters by Nepalese Army personnel at Dhadhing helipad in Nepal following a recent massive earthquake.

Relief material sent by Gujrat Government being offloaded from the Indian Air Force (IAF) helicopters by Nepalese Army personnel at Dhadhing helipad in Nepal following a recent massive earthquake.

Relief material being offloaded from an Indian Air Force (IAF) Helicopter at Millanchi helipad of Nepal following a recent massive earthquake.

An aerial view of damaged houses occurred due to a recent massive earthquake in Nepal, taken by the Indian Air Force (IAF) helicopter on its way to Dhadhing.

Stranded persons waiting to board an Indian Air Force (IAF) helicopter, at Gorkha, in Nepal. following a massive earthquake.

 

[Hindustani78]

Indian Army Engineers involved in the rescue operation at Lalitpur Chowk Road on May 02, 2015.following a recent massive earthquake in Nepal.

Indian Army continues relief work in Nepal | Zee News

New Delhi: Indian Army choppers on Saturday braved bad weather and bad terrain to continue rescue and relief operations in quake-hit Nepal.


Army officials said the choppers were landing at difficult locations to rescue people and provide relief material.

Advanced light helicopters (ALHs) of the army and Mi17 of the Indian Air Force led the rescue operations, carrying tonnes of relief material and rescuing trapped people.

On Friday, field hospitals of the Indian Army, deployed at Lagenkhel, treated 119 patients while the medical team at Barpak treated 129 people.

The field hospital at Senamangal has treated 94 people while the medical team at Gorkha treated eight people.

The engineer teams at Barpak were working at opening roads.

The army was also providing assistance to locals in repairing their houses, officials said.

IANS