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Indian Air Force and NDRF on Standby for Nepal Flood Relief Operations

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The Indian Air Force has been placed on full readiness to support flood relief operations in Nepal, according to sources. The National Disaster Response Force has also been put on standby to assist with any required rescue and relief missions. Both agencies are prepared to deploy to the neighbouring country if called upon. The move signals India's readiness to extend humanitarian assistance to Nepal amid ongoing flood conditions.

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