India Provided Rs 6541 Cr to Other Nations in 2023-24, Know Which Country Received How Much

New Delhi: As revealed in the interim budget, the revised estimates for 2023-24 state that the Indian government provided Rs 6,541.79 crore to foreign governments.

This includes Rs 4,927.43 crore given as a grant and Rs 1,614.36 crore as a loan. This surpassed the budget estimates of Rs 848.58 crore for 2023-24.

The top recipients of grants from India are:

1. Bhutan – Rs 2398.97 crore (including ₹1614.36 crore loan)
2. Maldives – Rs 770.90 crore
3. Nepal – Rs 650 crore
4. Myanmar – Rs 370 crore
5. Mauritius – Rs 330 crore
6. Afghanistan – Rs 220 crore
7. Bangladesh – Rs 130 crore
8. Sri Lanka – Rs 60 crore
9. Seychelles – Rs 9.91 crore
10. Mongolia- Rs 5 crore

The estimated grants and loans for 2024-25 stand at Rs 5,667.56 crore. It’s important to note that this interim budget is a vote-on-account, and the complete budget is anticipated in July after the new government takes charge.