Himalayas are India and Bhutan's common heritage: PM

June 16, 2014 10:05

On Day 2 of his Bhutan visit, Prime Minsiter Narendra Modi today proposed a special sporting event for Bhutan, Nepal and India's Himalayan states.

"The Himalayas are India and Bhutan's common heritage. Can't all the Himalayan states of India and Bhutan do a shared sports tournament together," he asked.

Modi said that Bhutan has a good potential for tourism. "Terrorism divides, tourism unites," he said.

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