India has sent 53 tons of relief material to Sri Lanka under Operation Sagar Bandhu as part of its emergency response to Cyclone Ditwah, which caused widespread damage across the island nation.

Tamil Nadu witnessed heavy rainfall and flooding due to Cyclone Ditwah’s remnant deep depression, prompting authorities to shut schools and colleges in several districts. Schools and colleges across Chennai,

COLOMBO -Under ‘Operation Sagar Bandhu’, Indian rescue officials have intensified relief operations in disaster-hit Sri Lanka as the island nation continues to battle harsh weather conditions due to Cyclone Ditwah.

Heavy rain triggered by Cyclone Ditwah has led to an orange alert and closure of schools and colleges in Chennai today, with the IMD warning of very heavy rainfall, strong winds and unsafe sea conditions across parts of Tamil Nadu.

A red alert has been issued for some coastal Indian states set to be slammed by powerful Cyclone Ditwah, which has left 123 people dead and at least 130 missing in Sri Lanka. At such a critical moment in US history, we need reporters on the ground. Your donation allows us to keep sending journalists to speak to both sides of the story.

India provides rescue and relief in Sri Lanka through Operation Sagar Bandhu, delivering 53 tonnes of aid and supporting rebuilding efforts after Cyclone Ditwah.

Strong winds, intense rainfall, and rough sea conditions lashed Ramanathapuram on Friday as Cyclone Ditwah moved closer to the Indian peninsula. Stay tuned for Cyclone Ditwah LIVE Updates

PM Modi assured Sri Lankan President of India’s continued support to the island nation under the ongoing Operation Sagar Bandhu, providing rescue and relief to distressed persons

Two powerful cyclonic storms, Cyclone Senyar and Cyclone Ditwah, have caused widespread devastation across the Indian Ocean region, leaving over 1,000 people dead and displacing tens of thousands. The most affected countries include Indonesia,