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India Bhutan Satellite is a testament to our special relationship with the people of Bhutan: PM Narendra Modi

| @indiablooms | Nov 26, 2022, at 11:51 pm

New Delhi: PM Narendra Modi has said that the India Bhutan Satellite is a testament to our special relationship with the people of Bhutan.

Modi has Commended Department of Information Technology & Telecom (DITT) Bhutan and ISRO on the successful launch of this jointly developed satellite.

In response to a tweet by the Prime Minister of Bhutan who presented a message from The King on the successful launch of India-Bhutan SAT, the Prime Minister said, "India Bhutan Satellite is a testament to our special relationship with the people of Bhutan. I commend @dittbhutan and @isro on the successful launch of this jointly developed satellite."

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