Narendra Modi in Bhutan: From RuPay to education cooperation, a roundup of the PM's two-day visit
FirstpostOn his second visit to Bhutan since his first re-election, prime minister Narendra Modi on his two-day visit to Bhutan held talks with the country’s leaders to further deepen the bilateral ties. On increasing the currency swap limit for Bhutan under the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation currency swap framework, Modi said India’s approach is “positive”. Lauding the country for its concept of ‘Gross National Happiness’, Modi addressed students from Royal University of Bhutan and said that the two neighbours had “unique and deep” bonds. pic.twitter.com/K4F2xDezeG — Narendra Modi August 18, 2019 Hailing the “relationship” between the two neighbours, which saw the signing of ten memorandums of understanding between Modi and Bhutan prime minister Lotay Tshering, Modi said that India and Bhutan were cooperating “extensively” on “new frontiers”.