Prime Minister Narendra Modi met with Bhutanese PM Tshering Tobgay in New Delhi to strengthen bilateral ties. PM Modi expressed India's commitment to enhancing cooperation with Bhutan. During the meeting, the leaders reaffirmed the special friendship between the two countries. The Bhutanese PM also highlighted his gratitude for India's goodwill and cooperation. A significant focus of the interaction was on green hydrogen technology. PM Modi showcased India's advancements in this field through a live demonstration of a Green Hydrogen Fuel Cell Bus to the Bhutanese delegation. The bus, powered by Indian Oil, emits no CO2 or pollutants, only pure water, representing India's leadership in decarbonization. Both countries expressed excitement about collaborating on green hydrogen mobility. India, as a global champion in Green Hydrogen, is already deploying such buses in metro cities. The collaboration aims to share knowledge and explore opportunities for adopting sustainable energy practices. During the visit, discussions were held on deepening partnerships in various sectors, particularly in the energy domain. The leaders explored avenues for regional cooperation aligned with their shared goals. The focus on enhancing cooperation in sustainable energy signifies a positive step towards achieving decarbonization targets and promoting environmental conservation.