Bhutan–India relations facts for kids
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The friendship between Bhutan, a small country in the Himalayas, and India, a large country nearby, has always been very close. When India became independent in 1947, it took over a special role that the British used to have with Bhutan. This meant India would help Bhutan with its international dealings, its security, and its trade. Even though things have changed over time, India still plays an important part in these areas for Bhutan.
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A Special Friendship
India and Bhutan share a unique and strong bond. They are close neighbors in the Himalayas. Their friendship is built on trust and helping each other. This relationship is important for both countries.
How the Friendship Started
For a long time, the British ruled India. They had a special agreement with Bhutan. When India gained its freedom in 1947, it continued this special relationship. India became like a big friend to Bhutan, helping it with important decisions about other countries, its defense, and its trade.
Helping Each Other Grow
India has always supported Bhutan's growth and development. This includes helping with roads, schools, and hospitals. Bhutan also helps India, especially by sharing its beautiful natural resources like water for electricity. This cooperation makes both countries stronger.
Important Agreements
Over the years, India and Bhutan have signed many agreements. These agreements help them work together on different things. They cover trade, travel, and even how they share information. These agreements show how much they value their friendship.
Leaders Meeting Up
The leaders of India and Bhutan often meet to talk and plan. These meetings help them keep their friendship strong. They discuss ways to work together on new projects and solve any problems. This regular communication is key to their good relationship.
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Indian PM Narendra Modi meets with Bhutanese PM Tshering Tobgay
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Bhutanese embassy in New Delhi
