Convert one family's grief into national change.
We do not want another father to receive a phone call across an ocean and be unable to do anything. We do not want another mother to wait on a riverbank for news that does not come in time.
Four pillars.
Justice for Ayaan
Accountability for the rescue failure of 11 April 2026.
Systemic reform
A working national emergency rescue and response system in Nepal.
Public awareness & water safety
So families know the risks and what to do.
A platform that saves lives
A digital tool that connects people in emergencies to those who can help, immediately.
From the open letter delivered to the Prime Minister, the Home Minister, and the Chief Minister of Madhesh Pradesh.
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A 24-hour continuously operating rescue team
Established and resourced — not improvised on a phone call. With known leadership, known equipment, and a published response time.
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Adequate equipment, trained manpower, and modern technology
Sonar, oxygen, dive gear; trained personnel at the local level; and a procurement plan funded against the actuarial cost of doing nothing.
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Clear written guidelines: rescue cannot stop midway
Written, public, and binding. No emergency operation may be terminated until the missing person is recovered or the operation is formally declared complete by a named authority.
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A coordinated emergency response system
That connects local, provincial, and central levels — with a single chain of command during an active rescue.
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High-risk locations identified and prioritised
A national risk register of dangerous water bodies, abandoned construction pits, and flood-prone zones — with public-awareness signage and equipment pre-positioned at the highest-risk sites.
Read the words that started this.
The open letter from Engineer Mohammad Nurain Akram, addressed to Nepal's Prime Minister, Home Minister, and the Chief Minister of Madhesh Pradesh, is the foundational document of this foundation. It is written in the voice of a grieving father who has decided, against the weight of his grief, to ask one country to change.
English and Nepali versions will be uploaded here as PDFs once the foundation finalises its public registry copy.
Official details
- Registration number
- Pending publication
- Registering authority
- To be announced
- Founded
- 2026
- Address
- Janakpur Sub-metropolitan Ward No. 6, Dhanusha, Madhesh Pradesh, Nepal
The people behind it
Family, volunteers, and advisors. Photos and roles will be added as the foundation grows.
Stand with us
Media outlets, civic organisations, and public figures supporting the cause will be listed here as they join.