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Indian communist leader cautions India over Doklam stand off

India’s top politician has cautioned India for taking Bhutan as granted to deal with the stand-off with China in Doklam

Indian foreign minister Sushma Swaraj has mentioned she will hold a bilateral talks with Bhutanese counterpart on the sidelines of

Indian media claimed Chinese military has entered into Bhutanese territory, following a standoff with Indian soldiers deployed in the border.

A second entry gate from Jaigao to Phuentsholing has been inaugurated. The border gate will ease the pressure at the

Mamata Benerjee’s effort to subdue the demand for a separate Gorkhaland by imposing Internet ban did not deter the demonstrators

The Gorkhaland supporter in The Netherlands have staged demonstrations in front of the Embassy in Hague, supporting the cause for

As the Gorkhaland demand heightens in the border, India has secured assurances from its loyal partner Bhutan that any anti-India

Prime Minister of Bangladesh Sheikh Hasina Wajed will visit Bhutan in the second half of April (18-20) to attend an

India is trying to undermine China’s efforts to maintain close ties South Asian nations including Bhutan, China’s Global Times read.

Prime Minister Tshering Tobgay is starting his first four-day Australia tour on Monday. This is the first formal visit of