Modi's first official visit abroad is Bhutan, NOT Japan

June 05, 2014 18:40

Keen to start his foreign tours from the neighbourhood, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will undertake his first visit to Bhutan, the friendliest among all neighbouring countries, this month. The Indian Express reports that an official team will be leaving for Thimphu on Friday to set up the visit and work out the relevant logistics. The visit is planned to take place after the ongoing Parliament session, possibly in the third week. Read more

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