Archive · 29 Aug 2026
Vishal Mishra Announces Nepal, Assam Concerts For Flood Relief
Vishal Mishra is a singer and music composer.
He said he will perform one concert in Nepal and another in Assam.
He promised to give all the money raised to people affected by floods.
He said more information about the concerts will come soon.
Assam experienced serious flooding beginning in June and worsening in July 2026.
Nepal suffered deadly flash floods on August 26.
Reports describe many deaths, missing people, and displaced families in Nepal.
The articles give different numbers for the disaster, so the exact toll is not consistent between them.
Singer and composer Vishal Mishra announced planned concerts in Nepal and Assam to raise flood-relief funds.
Mishra pledged that every penny raised would support relief efforts and affected people.
He said official details about both concerts would be announced soon.
The articles report severe flooding in Assam beginning in June and intensifying on July 19, 2026.
Reports give differing figures for Nepal: one cites 626 deaths and nearly 25,000 displaced, while another cites 579 recovered bodies and 1,924 people out of contact.
- Who
- Singer and composer Vishal Mishra announced the planned benefit concerts.
- What
- He plans to perform concerts in Nepal and Assam and donate all proceeds to flood relief and affected people.
- When
- The announcement was made after Assam's 2026 floods and Nepal's August 26 flash floods; concert dates were not provided.
- Where
- The concerts are planned for Nepal and Assam.
- Why
- Mishra said he wants to support people affected by the floods.
- Artist
- Vishal Mishra
- Planned events
- One concert in Nepal and one in Assam
- Donation pledge
- Every penny raised will go toward flood relief and affected people
- Announcement status
- Official concert details are expected soon
- Assam flooding
- Flooding began on June 28, 2026, with a severe spell reported on July 19
- Nepal flooding
- Catastrophic flash floods were reported on August 26
- Reported Nepal impact
- One article cites 626 deaths and nearly 25,000 displaced people; another cites 579 recovered bodies and 1,924 people out of contact
