(*120*)Thimphu. Indian Ambassador to Bhutan Sandeep Arya handed over a verify of Rs 120 crore to the Finance Minister of Bhutan for High Impact Community Development Projects (HICDP). This quantity has been handed over as the primary installment for the second batch of HICDP projects. So far, Rs 497 crore has been launched by India for HICDP in Bhutan in the course of the thirteenth Five Year Plan. Also, Indian Ambassador and Finance Minister of Bhutan Lyonpo Leke Dorji reviewed the implementation of India-Bhutan development cooperation programmes, particularly HICDP, on 23 October. The Indian Embassy in Thimphu mentioned in a press release that he visited the venture websites and acquired details about the progress of the next projects: ‘Construction of North City Bus Terminal at Dechencholing’, ‘Construction of Bazam in entrance of Centenary Farmers Market (CFM) space’ and ‘Laying of black highway on Danglo-Wuluna Chiwog Road’, that are being applied in collaboration with India in all Dzongkhag areas of Bhutan. They are a part of 572 ongoing HICDP projects.
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(*120*)India has been repeatedly aiding Bhutan in numerous fields beneath its ‘Neighbourhood First’ coverage. India’s HICDP projects span areas similar to consuming water provide, irrigation canals, agricultural roads, agricultural land development, agricultural advertising and marketing, well being models and different rural infrastructure and immediately profit communities and societies throughout Bhutan. Since the graduation of the thirteenth Five Year Plan in July 2024, 45 HICDP projects with Indian collaboration have been accomplished and the remaining 527 are beneath implementation.
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(*120*)The Indian Embassy additional mentioned India has allotted an quantity of Rs 1,000 crore for the HICDP throughout Bhutan’s thirteenth 5-yr plan interval (2024-29). The second batch of 297 HICDP projects amounting to Rs 406 crore was authorized by the Governments of India and Bhutan in September 2025 as a observe-up to 275 projects launched in December 2024 with an help of Rs 440 crore. During the ceremony of handing over the venture funds, the Indian Ambassador underlined the significance of HICDP in bettering the standard of life, livelihoods, social welfare and connectivity of the individuals of Bhutan. Minister Dorji expressed his gratitude to the Government of India for offering fundamental amenities to the Bhutanese individuals.