India and Bhutan today opened a new chapter in deeper cooperation and strengthened regional ties with the inauguration of Darranga Immigration Check Post.
Cross border trade between India and Bhutan will see a big boost with the inauguration of an Immigration Check Post (ICP) on Nov 7 at Land Port Darranga, Assam.
Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS) Chancellor Prof. D.P. Singh has urged the graduates to uphold ethical values and embrace diverse perspectives, as they represented students from 20 states, one Union Territory, and two international countries (Bhutan and Nepal).
Six former NDFB (National Democratic Front of Bodoland) cadres, who had been imprisoned in Bhutan's Gelephu prison have been released by the Bhutanese authorities on Friday evening.
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