AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoBhutan–India Ties: Prime Minister Tshering Tobgay called Narendra Modi an “avatar of our times” as the Indian leader marked 25 years in public office, praising his leadership and close relationship with Bhutan. Hydropower: Druk Green Power and Adani Power signed a partnership to develop the 770-megawatt Chamkharchhu-I project in Zhemgang. Construction is expected to begin in 2027, with completion targeted six years later. Food Security: Bhutan’s paddy land is under pressure, with 868 cases of unauthorised construction reported on rice-growing fields. Rice self-sufficiency has fallen to about 25 percent as imports rise. Youth: Pelsung marked its first anniversary after training nearly 1,000 young people, and is shifting towards skills and projects shaped by demand. Culture: Bhutanese and Nepali filmmakers have joined forces on Tunnel 26, a supernatural thriller that premiered in both countries this week.
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