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I have to do it for them: Girl takes NEET PG as parents go missing after Nepal floods

Summary by India Today
Tanvi sat the NEET PG exam while her parents remained untraceable after their Kailash Yatra group was caught in the Nepal floods. Fighting tears through the paper, she said she wrote it because her father would have wanted her to and kept hoping both parents would return safely.

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The death toll in Nepal is rising daily. But many stories are emerging from different places. Tanvi shared one such incident. Despite her parents' disappearance during the Kailash Yatra, she took the NEET PG 2026 exam. However, she cried for 1.5 hours during the three-hour exam.

Despite missing parents in the floods of Nepal, Tanvi, a medical student, took the NEET PG 2026 exam. Crying for about an hour and a half, he completed the paper for his father's wish.

NEW DELHI: Tanvi remembered that when he saw the photo on the admission card. This photo was taken by my father. In tears, when he fulfills his father's wish, his memories come back to life...

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India Today broke the news in Noida, India on Tuesday, September 1, 2026.
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