India-Myanmar Diplomacy: Myanmar President Min Aung Hlaing has arrived in India for a five-day official visit, his first overseas trip since becoming president in April, kicking off in Bodh Gaya with prayers at the Mahabodhi Temple and Sujata Temple before heading to New Delhi for talks with PM Narendra Modi on June 1. Connectivity & Trade Talks: India’s foreign ministry says the agenda includes strengthening bilateral ties with a clear business component, with discussions also expected to cover trade, connectivity, and regional cooperation. Security & Border Focus: External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar met the Myanmar president ahead of the Modi meeting, highlighting cooperation aimed at peace, progress, and prosperity, with border security and defence also expected to feature. Travel Angle (Pilgrimage): The visit is being framed as a “spiritual, historical and people-to-people” link—Bodh Gaya’s UNESCO site is now at the center of high-profile security and ceremonial arrangements. Humanitarian Border Update: In Kayin State, fighting around Lay Kay Kaw has driven 2,503 displaced people to cross into Thailand, where Thai authorities are providing temporary shelter, food, and accommodation. Regional Tourism Safety: Thailand also highlighted help for four Chinese nationals rescued from a Myanmar call-center trafficking case, stressing coordinated action to protect travellers.