Brotherly Bonds: Bhutan's Vision Transformed Through India's Guidance
Bhutanese Prime Minister Tshering Tobgay expressed admiration for Indian PM Narendra Modi at the SOUL conclave, describing him as an 'elder brother' and mentor. Tobgay praised Modi's leadership and initiatives like Make in India and Digital India, seeking guidance in transforming Bhutan's public service.
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Bhutanese Prime Minister Tshering Tobgay lauded Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi as a mentor and elder brother during his address at the SOUL conclave, highlighting Modi's influence on him and his country.
Tobgay celebrated Modi's initiatives, such as Make in India and Digital India, crediting them for lifting numerous people out of poverty and propelling the Indian economy.
In a bid to emulate India's transformation, Tobgay sought Modi's guidance in reforming Bhutan's public service, mirroring Bhutan's spiritual ties with India and their commitment to evolution and growth.
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