In November 2025, the Prime Minister of India visited Bhutan to boost strategic and developmental ties. The visit included key inaugurations, major financial assistance, and signing of crucial MoUs. It reinforced cooperation in renewable energy, health, culture, and border management, marking a new phase in India–Bhutan relations.

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•  1020 MW Punatsangchhu-II Hydro Project inaugurated to enhance Bhutan’s power generation.
•  India announced INR 4000 crore Line of Credit for Bhutan’s infrastructure and growth projects.
•  Work to resume on 1200 MW Punatsangchhu-I dam project.
•  MoU on Renewable Energy covers solar, wind, biomass, green hydrogen, and training.
• MoU on Health & Medicine expands cooperation in drugs, diagnostics, and telemedicine.
•  PEMA–NIMHANS partnership to build mental health capacity and research programs.
•  Bhutan granted land in Varanasi for a temple/monastery and guest house.
•  New Immigration Check Post at Hatisar to ease cross-border movement.
•  India reaffirms support for Bhutan’s sustainable energy and infrastructure development.
•  Visit underscores India’s “Neighbourhood First” policy and shared prosperity vision.