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PESTLE Analysis of
India and It’s neighbors
Bhutan and Nepal
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India and Bhutan
• Resident representative of India in Bhutan
• Treaty of Friendship and cooperation signed in 1949 – revised in
2007
• Military: 1000 strong Indian army trains Royal Bhutan Army
• MOUs on bilateral cooperation in education field
• Regular exchange of parliamentarian delegations and officials
• Institutional mechanisms established in areas of border managem
ent, security
• India is Bhutan's largest trading partner – total • Cooperation for construction of various projects in
trade of Rs8,723 crore in 2016 Nepal - infrastructure in, health, education
• Major exports to Bhutan: machinery and • Indian support for development of communication
mechanical appliances, vehicles, vegetable and technological capabilities lead to mutual
products, mineral products economic and commercial gains
• Major imports: electricity, dolomite, cement • India’s economic growth giving stimulus to Nepals
clinkers, wood products and timber, potatoes growth
• India-Bhutan Trade and Transit Agreement signed i • Indian currency valid in Nepal
n 1972, renewed in 2016
• Hydro projects can be done in the shared rivers
• 1 INR kept equivalent to 1 Bhutanese Ngultrum
Training under ITEC and TCS Colombo plan to upgrade Bound by socio-cultural ties
Bhutan’s administrative and technical skills
India-Bhutan foundation – for people exchanges in Bilateral ties to resolve border disputes – at Susta
education, scientific research, culture and Kalpani
Nehru – Wangchuk cultural center for arts and cultural Indian currency also used in Nepal
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Sources:
• https://www.idsa-india.org/an-dec-5.html
• https://in.nepalembassy.gov.np/political-relation/
• www.southasiahudson.com
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