There are 2 bowlers in T20 International cricket, who have taken 7 wickets each in a match but Sonam Yeshe has become the first bowler who has taken 8 wickets in a T20 match. Bhutan bowler Sonam performed this historic spell in the third match of the 5-match series against Myanmar. Bhutan won the series against Myanmar 5-0.

Who is Sonam Yeshe?

Sonam Yeshe is the Bhutanese bowler who created history by taking 8 wickets in the T20 match. He is a left-arm spinner, who devastated Myanmar’s top order. In this match, he gave only 7 runs in his spell of 4 overs and took 8 wickets.

With the brilliant bowling of Sonam Yeshe, Bhutan defeated Myanmar by 81 runs in the fifth T20 in Bhutan. Batting first, Bhutan team had scored 126 runs. Chasing the target of 127, Myanmar team was reduced to 45 runs. Sonam alone took 8 out of 10 wickets.

! The left-arm orthodox magician claimed 8/7 in 4 overs against Myanmar today. @ICC pic.twitter.com/OtOZofj75n

— BhutanCricketOfficial (@BhutanCricket) December 26, 2025

Sonam Yeshe, born on December 3, 2003, celebrated her 22nd birthday on the 3rd. He has taken 38 wickets in 35 T20 International matches played for Bhutan.

Sonam made this record of taking 8 wickets against Myanmar on 26 December, which was the third match of the 5-match T20 series. Sonam Yeshe took a total of 13 wickets in the series.

Who is the bowler who took the most wickets in T20I matches for India?

Malaysia’s Syazrul Idrus and Bahrain’s Ali Dawood, who have taken 7-7 wickets in a T20. The bowlers who have taken the most wickets in a T20 International match for India are Deepak Chahar and Yuzvendra Chahal.

Chahar took 6 wickets for 7 runs in a spell of 3.2 overs against Bangladesh on November 10, 2019 in Nagpur. Chahal took 6 wickets for 25 runs in 4 overs in the match played against England in Bengaluru on February 1, 2017.

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As soon as Prime Minister Narendra Modi returned from his visit to Bhutan, he directly reached Loknayak Jaiprakash Hospital in Delhi. Here he will meet the people injured in the bomb blast near the Red Fort. After meeting the victims, PM Modi will also participate in an important security meeting.

He wrote on the social media platform ‘X’, went to LNJP Hospital to meet the people injured in the bomb blast in Delhi. I pray for everyone’s speedy recovery. PM Modi said that the conspirators will be brought to justice.

At the same time, BJP’s national spokesperson Pradeep Bhandari wrote in the ‘X’ post, a leader who remains dedicated to the national interest and protecting India from enemies round the clock. As soon as he landed back in Delhi from Bhutan, Prime Minister Narendra Modi went straight to LNJP Hospital to meet the people injured in the explosion in the capital. Spokesperson Shehzad Poonawala also gave his reaction. He said, Prime Minister Narendra Modi landed back in Delhi from Bhutan and went straight to LNJP Hospital and met the people injured in the blast. Reiterating Prime Minister Modi’s resolve, Shahzad Poonawala said that those whoDelhi blast) are behind, they will not be spared.

12 killed, more than 20 injured in the blast
So far, 12 people have been confirmed dead in the powerful blast that took place near the Red Fort metro station in Delhi on November 10, while more than 20 people are injured. All the injured have been admitted to Lok Nayak Jaiprakash (LNJP) Hospital for treatment.

PM Modi reached hospital as soon as he returned from Bhutan tour
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today (12 November) reached LNJP Hospital directly from the airport immediately after returning from Bhutan tour. He went there and met the injured and took information from the doctors about their condition.

Amit Shah has already met
Earlier, Union Home Minister Amit Shah had reached the hospital shortly after the blast. He inquired about the well being of the injured and instructed the officials not to cause any delay in treatment.

PM Modi said- “Government will provide all possible help”
Prime Minister Modi had said on Monday that he has reviewed the situation with Home Minister Amit Shah and senior officials. He assured that all possible assistance is being provided to the affected people and the investigating agencies are working to find out the conspiracy behind the incident.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi will be on a two-day state visit to Bhutan from today. During his visit, he will participate in the ‘Global Peace Prayer Festival’ organized by the Government of Bhutan, which is being organized with the aim of world peace and upliftment of humanity. Prime Minister Modi will also get the opportunity to have a royal meeting with King Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck of Bhutan.

During this meeting, both the leaders will together inaugurate the 1020 MW Punatsangchhu-II hydropower project. This project is considered a major achievement of India-Bhutan energy cooperation and will further strengthen the relations between the two countries. During this time, Prime Minister Modi will also attend the 70th birth anniversary celebrations of Bhutan’s fourth King Jigme Singye Wangchuck, which is being considered a historic moment for the country.

What is the significance of PM Modi’s visit to Bhutan?

During his visit, PM Modi will also hold bilateral talks with Bhutan’s Prime Minister Tsering Tobgay, in which further deepening of energy, trade, security and cultural cooperation will be discussed. The display of the Sacred Piprahwa Relics of Lord Buddha is also going on in Bhutan. Prime Minister Modi will visit the Tashichojog Monastery in Thimphu to see these remains and participate in the worship. It symbolizes the shared spiritual and cultural heritage of India and Bhutan.

What did India’s Foreign Ministry say?

India’s Foreign Ministry says that this visit of Prime Minister Modi will give a new direction to the exemplary partnership between the two countries. The relations between the two countries are based on trust, goodwill and mutual respect, which is becoming stronger with time.

Indian Ambassador to Bhutan Sandeep Arya said this

India’s Ambassador to Bhutan Sandeep Arya said that the visit is very special as it coincides with both the important occasions of ‘Global Peace Prayer Festival’ and the birth anniversary of the fourth king. He said, “This is the first time that such a big event for world peace is being organized in Bhutan and the presence of Prime Minister Modi makes it more special.”

What did Bhutan’s minister Lyonpo Jem Tshering say?

Bhutan Minister Lyonpo Jam Tshering said that relations between India and Bhutan are based on deep respect and understanding. He said, “Today when the world is struggling with wars and conflicts, Prime Minister Modi’s participation in the peace prayer ceremony is a moment of pride and inspiration for us.”

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India is far behind its neighboring country Bhutan in terms of per capita income (GDP). According to the report of World of Statistics, compared to Bhutan, the per capita income (GDP) in India is only 2,878 dollars i.e. 2 lakh 54 thousand. Whereas in Bhutan the per capita income (GDP) is 4,302 dollars, i.e. 3 lakh 81 thousand. According to this, the per capita income in Bhutan is about Rs 1 lakh 30 thousand more than that of India.
The biggest indicator of how strong or weak a country’s economy is is its Gross Domestic Product (GDP). In simple terms, GDP represents the total value that is derived from the production of all goods and services within a country’s borders in a given time period (usually a year or quarter). It can be called a mirror of the economic health of a country, the higher the GDP, the better the economic condition.

What is GDP?

Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is the total monetary or market value obtained from all goods and services produced in a country during a specified period. GDP in India is calculated both annually and quarterly. GDP figures tell us at what pace the industry, agriculture and service sectors are progressing in the country.

Which sectors are included in GDP?

Earlier, only the contribution of agriculture and industry sector was measured in GDP, but now services like education, health, banking, IT and telecom have also been included in it. This provides more accurate information about the economic activities of the country.

world’s fourth largest economy

India is the fourth largest economy in the world today, but due to its huge population the per capita income appears low; when the total GDP is divided among the billions of people, the average income figure becomes lower. In India, factors like rapidly increasing population, inequality in education and employment and rural-urban gap affect the economic balance. However, India’s economy is continuously growing. Improvements in IT, construction, agriculture and service sectors are expected to increase per capita income in the coming years.

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Earthquake tremors were felt on Monday (September 08, 2025) in India’s neighboring country Bhutan, which was measured at 4.2. According to the National Center for Sismology (NCS), the earthquake occurred at only 10 km depth, which leads to the possibility of afterchox. NCS reported that the earthquake came on 8 September 2025 at 11:15 am. Its center was at 26.89 north latitude of Bhutan and 91.71 pre -longitude.

Bhutan’s seismic threat
Bhutan is located in the young ranges of the Himalayas, which makes it seismically sensitive. According to the Indian Sismic Code, Bhutan Zone comes in IV and V, which is the most active seismic region of the country. There are many active fault lines in Bhutan, which poses a risk of large earthquakes.

Earthquake also occurred in China
Earlier on Sunday (September 07, 2025), there was a 4.1 magnitude earthquake in China. This earthquake was also recorded at a depth of 10 km, due to which there is a possibility of afterchock. Explain that low -depth earthquakes often cause more damage than deep earthquakes.

Eq of M: 4.2, on: 08/09/2025 11:15:51 IST, Lat: 26.89 n, long: 91.71 e, depth: 10 km, location: Bhutan.
For more information download the bhookamp app https://t.co/5gcotjcvgs @DrjitendraSingh @Officeofdrjs @Ravi_Moes @Dr_mishra1966 @ndmaindia pic.twitter.com/vsbzacusdl

– National Center for Seismology (@Ncs_Earthquake) September 8, 2025

Increase in other natural hazards
In Bhutan, not only earthquakes, but also natural disasters like floods, strong winds, landslides, sudden floods and forest and structural fire are also increasing from the glacier lake. Seasonal changes have intensified due to climate change. The storms in 2011 and 2013 caused heavy damage in rural areas.

Responsibility of government and citizens
The Bhutan government and the local administration have advised people to be vigilant. Rescue operations are being intensified in view of possible afterchox. Experts are also suggesting that earthquake-resistant construction techniques should be adopted and all citizens should stay in safe places.

Adani power new project: Adani Power, the power sector company of Adani Group, and Druk Green Power Corp Limited (DGPC), a government company that generates electricity in Bhutan, has joined hands. Both have signed the shareholders agreement (SA) for the 570 MW Wangchhu Hydroelectric Project in Bhutan on Saturday. 6000 crore will be invested under this project. During this period, the Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) was also agreed and the developers also signed the concession agreement (CA) with the royal government of Bhutan for the project.

VIDEO | Adani Power and Bhutan’s Green Power Corp. Ltd. (DGPC), Bhutan’s State-Owned Signed The ShareHolders Agreement (Sha) For Setting Up A 570 MW Wangchhu Hydrolectric Project in the Himalayan Kingdom of Bhutan in the Presence of the primary ministers Dasho tshering… pic.twitter.com/n5gvarx6jv

– Press Trust of India (@Pti_News) September 6, 2025

Work will be done together on the project

The agreements were signed in the presence of Bhutan Prime Minister Dasho Shering Tobge and Adani Group Chairman Gautam Adani. Under this agreement, Adani Power and Druk Green Power Corp Limited (DGPC) will work on the Peking Run-Off-River Wangchhu Hydroelectric Project. This includes the work ranging from making it to operating and transferring power.

Adani Power and Druk Green Power Corp. Ltd. (DGPC) – Bhutan’s State -Owned Generation Utility, Signed The ShareHolders Agreement (Sha) For Setting Up A 570 MW Wangchhu Hydroelectric Project in the Himalayan Kingdom of Bhutan. An in-principle undersrstanding on the Power Purchase… pic.twitter.com/ibemznzyx

– ANI (@ani) September 6, 2025

A statement by the company said that in this regard, a power purchase agreement and a concession agreement were signed in the presence of Gautam Adani, the chairman of the Prime Minister of Bhutan, Dasho Shering Tobge and Adani Group Chairman. In the Wangchhu project, Rs 6000 crore will be invested for the development of the power plant and the infrastructure related to it. The work on the project is expected to start by the first half of 2026 and a target has been kept to complete it within five years.

India will also get clean energy

Adani Power CEO SB Khyalia said, Wangchhu Hydroelectric Project will meet high demand for electricity during winter in Bhutan as hydroelectric production is reduced during that time. Electricity will be exported to India from here during the summer season. Let us know that Vangchhu is the first hydroelectric project to be launched under a memorandum signed between Adani Group and DGPC for the joint development of 5,000 MW hydropower in Bhutan.

Let us know that in May, a big deal was signed between Bhutan and Adani Group. Under this, the two will jointly create 5,000 MW hydropower projects. This will strengthen the relationship between India and Bhutan. Also, the clean energy of Bhutan will also be boosted with this deal. This will increase energy security in Bhutan. At the same time, India will also benefit because DGPC has 51 percent in the Wangchhu Hydropower Project and the Adani Group has 49 percent stake. With the help of this project, the capacity of hydropower in Bhutan will increase and India will also be supplied clean energy.

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Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi Bhutan Visit: India’s Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi has gone to Thimpu on a four -day visit to Bhutan amidst the new controversy of China and Bhutan in Doklam. Dwivedi is on a tour of Bhutan for the first time as Army Chief General. This tour about the strong relationship between the two countries is considered very important.

This tour will further strengthen permanent defense cooperation between the two countries. In this tour, Army Chief Bhutan King Jigme Khesar will meet Namgyal Wangchuk. Lieutenant General Battu Shering, Chief Operation Officer of Royal Bhutan Army, will also hold talks with the Indian Army Chief.

China is confronting Bhutan after beating India
After beating India in Doklam in the year 2017, China is facing Bhutan this time instead of directing India. China’s PLA Army is in a state of conflict with the Royal Army of Bhutan. In February this year, China’s PLA Army objected to the patrolling of the soldiers of Bhutan on the banks of the Amo-Chu river near Doklam.

China objected to Tibetan shepherds as Tibetan
During the flag meeting, the Commander of the Bhutan Army bluntly told the PLA Army of China that the Chinese soldiers did not cross the Amo Chouta river and come to the eastern bank, so patrolling is being done. China’s PLA Army is now objected to calling Tibetan shepherds adjacent to Doklam as Tibetan. The PLA has instructed Bhutan to address these shepherds in the name of Chinese shepherds.

The Army Chief’s visit to Bhutan is taking place at a time when China has continued to strengthen its military infrastructure in Doklam. Army spokesperson Colonel Nishant Arvind said that India, Bhutan and expansionist China is keeping a close watch on the border talks to resolve their regional disputes. This includes Doklam in the west and the Chalung and Pasmalang valleys in the north.

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Army Chief Upendra Dwivedi: Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi is on a four -day visit to Bhutan. This visit of General Dwivedi is going to be special in many ways. Army chief Dwivedi has gone to the neighboring country in the backdrop of China’s efforts to strengthen the infrastructure around Doklam located strategically. His visit can make the relationship between the two countries stronger with good military relations between India and Bhutan. This can increase China’s tension.

Officials said that General Dwivedi Raja Jigme Khesar will meet Namgyal Wangchuk in Bhutan’s capital Thimpu and talk to Bhutan Army Chief Lieutenant General Battu Shering. The army chief’s visit from 30 June to 3 July is taking place amid the changing regional security scenario. With this, he has gone to neighboring country seven weeks after India’s ‘Operation Sindoor’ to target terrorist bases in Pakistani regions.

Along with Doklam, Chinese activities can also be discussed hot

The Indian Army said, “The purpose of this journey is to further strengthen the permanent bilateral defense cooperation between the two countries.” It is expected that in the conversation with General Dwivedi’s Bhutanese dialogues, the situation of the Doklam plateau as well as Chinese activities in the area will be like Chinese activities.

In the year 2017, the ‘Doklam Tri-Junction’ has strengthened the strategic relations between India and Bhutan in the last few years under the backdrop of 73 days of deadlock between Indian and Chinese soldiers. The Doklam Plateau is considered an important area for the strategic interest of India. In 2017, the deadlock on ‘Doklam Tri-Junction’ began when China tried to build a road in the region, which Bhutan claims to be its area.

Input – PTI