India and Bhutan signed a ₹4,000-crore credit agreement to support energy and development projects while deepening strategic bilateral ties.

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India has endured a perplexing year in its diplomacy. After decades of growing closer to Washington, New Delhi saw its strategic calculus scrambled by the pressure tactics of the Trump administration, ...