Bhutan

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Representational image. Photo: Collected

India to build first cross-border railway with Bhutan

An initial 69-kilometre railway, estimated to cost $390 million, will connect India's northeastern city of Kokrajhar to Bhutan's Gelephu, a town of 10,000 people near the Indian border.

Ambassador of Bhutan to Bangladesh, Dasho Karma Hamu Dorjee met with Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus at the State Guest House Jamuna in Dhaka on 9 July 2025. Photo: PID

CA asks Bhutan to utilise Bangladesh's infrastructural facilities

New Bhutanese envoy calls on foreign secretary

New Bhutanese envoy calls on foreign secretary

The India-Bangladesh integrated checkpost in Fulbari. Photo: Passang Yolmo via Telegraph India

Import of boulders from Bhutan to Bangladesh stopped by Indian transporters in Fulbari

Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus shakes hands with Prime Minister of Bhutan Tshering Tobgay on the sidelines of the Bimstec Summit on 4 April 2025. Photo: PID

CA Yunus urges Bhutan to make investment in Bangladesh

Bhutan’s big bet on Bitcoin: Sovereign crypto strategy done right?

Bhutan’s big bet on Bitcoin: Sovereign crypto strategy done right?

Representative photo of the Indian railways

After setbacks in Bangladesh and Myanmar, India fast-tracks first rail link to Bhutan

The city will incorporate Bhutanese culture into architecture, the protection of farmlands, wildlife sanctuaries, and heritage. Photo: Courtesy

Gelephu Mindfulness City: Bhutan’s experimental economic hub of the future

The terminal, part of India's effort to enhance National Waterway 2 on the Brahmaputra, is a major cargo and river tourism hub, and is located 108 km from the Bangladesh border and 147 km from Guwahati via waterways. Photo: Kuensel

Bhutan's new inland waterway terminal to boost trade with Bangladesh and India

Bhutan's ambassador to Bangladesh Rinchen Kuentsyl paid a farewell call to Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus at the State Guest House Jamuna in Dhaka. Photo: UNB

Bhutan seeks joint venture with Bangladesh on hydropower: Envoy

Bhutan Ambassador to Bangladesh Rinchen Kuentsyl. File photo: Collected

Bhutan's ambassador pays a farewell call on foreign affairs adviser

Adviser Syeda Rizwana Hasan speaks in a meeting at the Bangladesh Pavilion during the COP29 with the environment secretaries of Nepal and Bhutan on 21 November 2024. Photo: Courtesy

Bangladesh, Nepal and Bhutan should prioritise joint action on energy, agriculture, forestry: Rizwana at COP29

Chief Adviser Prof Muhammad Yunus with Ambassador of Bhutan to Bangladesh Rinchen Kuentsyl during a courtesy call on 16 October. Photo: UNB

Chief adviser seeks enhanced trade, economic cooperation with Bhutan