Prime Minister Narendra Modi of India and Bhutanese Prime Minister Tshering Tobgay recently met in New Delhi to reaffirm the strong ties between their countries. PM Modi referred to Bhutan as India's 'special friend' and expressed optimism about the future cooperation. Tobgay reciprocated the sentiments, emphasizing the special bond of friendship and expressing gratitude for India's goodwill. The leaders discussed deepening bilateral relations and exploring new avenues for regional cooperation. In a symbolic gesture towards sustainable mobility and a green future, Union Minister Hardeep Singh Puri and PM Tobgay took a ride on a green hydrogen-run bus in Delhi. Both leaders appreciated the eco-friendly nature of the bus, which generates only water as a byproduct. Minister Puri highlighted India's plans to expand the green hydrogen initiative, aiming to become a global leader in production and export of green hydrogen. The discussion extended to opportunities for collaboration in the energy sector, with a focus on enhancing cooperation between India and Bhutan. Minister Puri emphasized India's pursuit of hydrogen-related projects and its goal to emerge as a hub for green hydrogen. The leaders discussed ways to leverage this partnership for mutual benefits and to contribute to sustainable energy practices.