The Kingdom of Bhutan is reopening its borders after two and a half years on September 23, along with a revised tourism levy of $200 per day for international tourists and ₹1,200 for Indian visitors.
View More We Are Officially Opening Our Hearts, Doors To Visitors: Bhutan PM
After over 30 years of bilateral energy cooperation between Bhutan and India, it appears both countries are re-examining the venture to accelerate hydropower development as…
View More The Meet At Lalit: Revisiting Indo-Bhutan Energy Cooperation
While the South Asian region is endowed with abundant natural resources and a large potential to harness renewable energy mainly from hydropower, there is a need to develop innovative mechanisms and market norms through a regional grid to ensure energy security.
View More Regional Energy Cooperation Crucial For Energy Security
NEW DELHI: India and Bhutan discussed cooperation in the areas of hydropower, connectivity, trade, space, and health during External Affairs Minister Dr S Jaishankar’s…
View More India, Bhutan Discuss Hydropower & Trade Cooperation During EAM’s Visit
NEW DELHI: With an eye on enhancing bilateral cooperation with its neighbours, External Affairs Minister Dr S Jaishankar will begin a three-day visit to Bangladesh…
View More Dr Jaishankar To Visit Bangladesh, Bhutan