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India, Bhutan review development partnership; sign ₹4,000-crore LoC agreement

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India, Bhutan review development partnership; sign ₹4,000-crore LoC agreement
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India and Bhutan held the fifth Development Cooperation Talks to review progress on Bhutan's 13th Five-Year Plan and ongoing infrastructure projects. The two nations signed a ₹4,000-crore line of credit agreement and expanded bilateral cooperation in healthcare, green mobility, and urban development.

India and Bhutan reviewed the progress of New Delhi-supported development projects in the Himalayan nation during a high-level talk, as the two sides signed a concessional line of credit agreement worth ₹4,000 crore and expanded cooperation in the health sector.

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