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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Indian army in bhutan: India shares its border with 7 countries of the world. There is also a country Bhutan. Bhutan is in the northeast of India. Bhutan borders from Assam, Sikkim, Arunachal Pradesh and West Bengal in India. It is 699 km long to talk about its total length. Let me tell you that Bharat’s relations with Bhutan are very good.

Not only this, the Indian Army is also present in Bhutan. But you have thought why it is so. Let us tell you that there is an agreement between Bhutan and India. Under which India’s army is deployed under the security of Bhutan. Know what is the reason behind this. Which country is from Bhutan the most threat.

Why the Indian Army deployed in the security of Bhutan?

Bhutan is one of those countries of the world. Who does not have its own Air Force and Navy. This is the reason why the Indian Army is engaged in the protection of Bhutan’s army. Bhutan is very important for India in terms of global politics. Bhutan may be a small country located in the Himalayas.

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But this is a very important country for India for political reasons. Let us tell you that under the Treaty of India and Bhutan of 1949, the two countries promised to respect each other’s universality and security. And under this agreement, the Indian Army is still deployed under the security of Bhutan.

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China’s biggest threat to Bhutan

The way Pakistan is a threat to India. Similarly, China is a threat to Bhutan. Bhutan shares the 499 km limit of China. Both countries come up in the Doklam dispute. The areas of Doklam are also occupied by China. While Bhutan describes most areas of Doklam as his share. This is the reason why Doklam started building the road when China started road. So the Indian Army stopped its construction.

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Let us tell you that Doklam is very important for India. Because if China is occupied here, then China can use it for the Siliguri Corridor. The chicken of this region is called neck. This area connects the areas of North-East to India.

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