India China Bhutan trijunction

Many anticipated that Prime Minister Narendra Modi would postpone or cancel his planned trip to Bhutan after learning of the blast in Delhi. However, he boarded his aircraft as scheduled early the following morning. This may have appeared disconnected to some, but it was actually a planned crisis leadership exercise that avoided what experts in international decision-making refer to as "policy paralysis by shock." 

China has constructed new roads, a small hydropower station, two Communist Party administrative centers, a communications base, a disaster relief warehouse in the Lhuntse district of Northern Bhutan, as per a Foreign Policy report.

Rejecting media reports of China occupying Bhutanese territories, Bhutan's Ambassador to India clarified that no village has been set up by China inside Bhutan.

The rapid construction along the India-China border over the last few years has changed the military dynamics in the region.

The report, however, cautions the government not to trust the strategic intentions of China.

The PLA troops had retreated and pushed back in the recent 73-day Doklam standoff.

In this standoff, only India behaved like a matured sovereign nation, while China's antics were anything but matured.

Times of India and Times Now spread unverified images of Doklam, wrongly attributes it to Bhutanese journalist.

This was the first official meeting between the top officials of India and China ever since Doklam standoff started.

Doklam plateau isn't the only conflict point between the two countries