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India-Bhutan border gates reopen after two-year hiatusBhutan's Consul General at Guwahati Jigme Thinley Namgyal declared the reopening of international border gates at Samdrup-Jongkhar in Tamul...- After almost 2 and a half years owing pandemic, Bhutan has finally opened its bordersJigme Thinley Namgyal, the consul general, Royal Bhutan Consulate at Guwahati said, “We will levy Rs.1200 for Indian tourist above age of 1...
- 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...
- Leaders from across the world to attend Global Leadership ForumThe Global Leadership Forum on March 12-13 is being organized as part of the celebrations to mark 35 years of the Art of Living.
- 2013, the most disastrous foreign policy year in a long timeFor Indian foreign policy, 2013 has been the most painful year in a long time due to lack of political leadership.
- India to restore LPG, kerosene subsidy to Bhutan by early AugustIndia has assured Thimphu that the subsidy on LPG and kerosene it supplies to Bhutan will be restored by the first week of August.
- India to restore subsidised gas supply to Bhutan from August 1India will restore the supply of subsidised gas to Bhutan from August 1, a month after it was halted and became a campaign issue.
- MEA discusses restoring supply of subsidised gas to BhutanSources said the meeting on Friday was aimed at exploring the option to quickly restore the supply even if it was on interim basis.
- Tshering Tobgay pledges to strengthen Bhutan-India bondThe subsidy cut had come against the backdrop of apparent unhappiness over the meeting between Bhutan PM Jigme Thinley and Chinese leader l...
- 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.
- Former PM Thinley out, India to continue 'special' relationship with BhutanVictory of PDP in what was only the second democratic elections in tiny, landlocked but strategically important Bhutan has raised hopes.
- Ties strained as India cuts fuel subsidy to BhutanGas and kerosene prices have more than doubled in Bhutan, and predictably, this will hit the poor the hardest.
- Ties strained as India cuts fuel subsidy to BhutanThe head of the interim government, Sonam Tobgye, has written to external affairs minister Salman Khurshid, seeking his intervention.
- China’s coziness with Bhutan rings security alarm for IndiaIndia confronts a new strategic situation in its neighborhood as its staunchest ally Bhutan prepares to establish full diplomatic ties with...
- Arunachal CM: No trace of CM's missing helicopter on Day 2The helicopter carrying Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Dorjee Khandu and four others remained untraced for the second day.
- Pachauri gets a thumbs-up from PM and world leadersPutting up a united front against climate sceptics, world leaders led by Prime Minister Manmohan Singh stepped up to pledge support to the ...
- Bhutan liberalizes FDI laws to attract Indian investorsBhutan is keen to attract Indian investors in areas like generation of hydel power, information and communication technology, hospitality, ...
- Bhutan crowns young king to guide young democracyWith mediaeval tradition and Buddhist spirituality, a 28-year-old with an Oxford education assumed the Raven Crown of Bhutan on Thursday, t...
- PM leaves on 2-day visit to BhutanPrime Minister Manmohan Singh on Friday left for a two-day visit to Bhutan during which he will seek to further boost India's unique ties w...
- Landslide victory for King loyalist in BhutanThe druk Phuensum Tshogpa (DPT), led by former premier Jigmi Thinley, said to be popular among the elite and well educated, on Monday .
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