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India-Bhutan Partnership: Hydropower and Development Aid

India and Bhutan are bound by the Treaty of Friendship and Cooperation of 1949, revised in 2007, and by a hydropower partnership that has built about 90 percent of Bhutan's generating capacity, with India also its top trading partner. On 1 November 2026 Kiren Rijiju represented India at Gelephu Mindfulness City when Bhutan raised 108 Stupas in a day.

Last updated 2 November 20266 min read
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Adds Bhutan's raising of 108 Stupas at Gelephu Mindfulness City on 1 November, with Kiren Rijiju representing India and India's support for the city reaffirmed.

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