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Modi inaugurates giant India-funded hydropower project in Bhutan

  • Punatsangchhu II Hydroelectric Project is currently Bhutan’s largest, with 1,020 MW generation capacity
  • Nearly all electricity generation in the Himalayan kingdom comes from renewable sources, mainly hydropower
By Sanjay Kumar ·
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India to build $454m cross-border rail lines with Bhutan

By Sanjay Kumar ·

Senegal president, Bhutan king arrive in Riyadh

By Arab News ·
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Saudi Arabia keep ICC U19 Cricket World Cup qualification hopes alive after Bhutan thriller

By Richard Lockwood ·
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Saudi Arabia continue ACC Challenger Cup form with win over Maldives in T20 quadrangular series

By Richard Lockwood ·

Israel says it has established diplomatic ties with Bhutan

By Reuters ·

Bhutan lifts tobacco ban due to coronavirus

By AFP ·

Car boom brings gridlock misery to ‘green and happy’ Bhutan

By Nidup Gyeltshen | AFP ·

Bhutan’s ruling party defeated in first round of polls

By AFP ·

Facebook to broadcast La Liga games for free in Indian subcontinent

By AFP ·

Palestine leads Asian Cup group with win over Bhutan

By Daoud Kuttab ·

Indians say Chinese state media video is racist

By Arab News ·

China to beef up patrols along Indian border

By Reuters ·

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