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- Indian delegation led by Chief Election Commissioner Rajiv Kumar visits BhutanChief Election Commissioner of India Rajiv Kumar on Wednesday (today) held productive discussions with the Chief Election Commissioner of B...
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- Bhutan may receive more financial assistanceThe Narendra Modi government is also exploring to enhance support for Bhutan’s development projects.
- Centre-left DNT win may strengthen India-Bhutan relationsOver 71% of all registered voters had cast their vote after polling closed on Thursday evening, higher than the voting percentage of 66% in...
- India welcomes successful poll process in Bhutan; PM Narendra Modi plans Thimpu trip soonDelhi is hopeful that current momentum in partnership will continue with political party Druk Nyamrup Tshogpa (DNT) edging out incumbent PD...
- India and China in outreach war in poll-bound BhutanAhead of Bhutan’s parliamentary polls, both India and China are jockeying for influence with all stakeholders who, they believe, are like t...
- India watching China’s bid to court BhutanDelhi-based senior Chinese diplomats have been visiting Bhutan regularly over the past few months and continued to do so even during the Do...
- West Bengal polls make life tougher for beneficiaries of Bangladesh-Bhutan tradeFour major trade points of Bhutan in Indo-Bhutan border, at northern side of Dooars, are linked with 4 trade gates of Bangladesh at souther...
- India will not allow Bhutan to engage with China: ReportThe recent withdrawal of subsidies on cooking gas and kerosene to Bhutan, since revived, has raised the hackles in China, with a state-run ...
- Bhutan election results credit positive for India: Moody'sOn 13 July, Bhutan held its second elections since the country transitioned to a democracy in 2008 from a Monarchy, handing the majority in...
- India to restore Bhutan fuel subsidy soonSingh has assured him of India's "unflinching and steadfast" support and that New Delhi is and will always be mindful of Bhutan's interests.
- PM Manmohan Singh greets Tshering Tobgay for his victory in BhutanPrime Minister Manmohan Singh has congratulated Bhutan's People's Democratic Party leader Tshering Tobgay, who is set to be the country's n...
- CEC VS Sampath oversees Bhutan election processChief Election Commissioner V S Sampath today witnessed the second national elections in Bhutan by visiting several polling stations.
- Bhutan goes to polls tomorrow, Indian subsidy issue dominatesBhutan goes to polls tomorrow in its second parliamentary elections as a controversy rages after India's withdrawal of subsidy on kerosene ...
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