India has approved an expedited increase in electricity exports to flood-hit Nepal, aiming to help restore essential services and support emergency recovery. The additional power could assist hospitals, communications networks, water systems, and households affected by severe flooding. The arrangement reflects close energy cooperation between the neighboring countries during a humanitarian crisis. Officials are expected to coordinate transmission, supply volumes, and distribution as Nepal repairs damaged infrastructure and assesses the wider economic and social impact of the floods over time.
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