As reconstruction efforts continue in the wake of cyclone Ditwah, India dispatched a consignment of 10 Bailey bridges to Colombo onboard INS Gharial to assist the restoration of critical connectivity.

Intensifying its ongoing humanitarian assistance to Sri Lanka under ‘Operation Sagar Bandhu’, India on Saturday said several people were rescued through Indian Navy helicopter sorties in Cyclone ...

As reconstruction efforts continue in the wake of cyclone Ditwah, India dispatched a consignment of 10 Bailey bridges to Colombo onboard INS Gharial to assist the restoration of critical connectivity ...

Cyclone Ditwah live updates: As Cyclone Ditwah nears the Indian coastline, Tamil Nadu and Puducherry are bracing for impact. The Indian Meteorological Department has issued rain alerts for Chennai, ...

Strengthening the bond of friendship, the Indian Army has successfully constructed a third Bailey bridge on Sri Lanka’s B-492 ...

India has opened the first Bailey Bridge in Sri Lanka, restoring a vital link between Central and Uva provinces following Cyclone Ditwah. Constructed by the Indian Army, this 100-foot bridge is part ...

India, Jan. 18 -- The Indian Army has constructed a third Bailey Bridge, measuring 120 feet, at KM 15 on the B-492 Highway in ...

The Indian Air Force provides disaster relief to Sri Lanka during Operation Sagar Bandhu following Cyclone Ditwah, Nov. 28, 2025. Operation Sagar Bandhu represented the distinct approach to regional ...

UN and other experts Saturday praised India for its early warning systems and rapid evacuation of more than 1 million people, which they said helped minimise loss of life from a deadly cyclone that ...

NEW DELHI(AP) — Cyclone Montha started making landfall along India’s eastern coast, the weather office said late Tuesday, with the storm due to bring torrential rains and strong winds. Montha, ...

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