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Cyclone Arnab hit India's eastern coast, prompting the evacuation of over 180,000 people. The storm caused significant damage, uprooting trees and destroying homes. No casualties have been reported so far. Power outages and transportation disruptions occurred, with three airports suspending operations. Meteorologists classified Arnab as a very severe cyclonic storm, predicting winds of up to 135 km/h and storm surges. The effects are also felt in Nepal, where trekking permits have been suspended due to potential heavy rains and snowstorms. Arnab, meaning 'ocean' in Bengali, formed in the Bay of Bengal, a region known for deadly cyclones.