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India's OverseasAssistance Tracker

Since 1 April 2000

When the world needs help,India shows up.

Tracking India's humanitarian assistance, development support and international partnerships around the world since 2000.

68 countries with recorded Indian assistance · every published figure keeps its source

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Assistance in progress right now.

Latest verified update 30 Aug 2026, 15:00 ISTLast source check 41 minutes ago

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India stands with Nepal.

Nepal Flood Relief

A glacial collapse in the Himalaya on 26 August 2026 sent flash floods down the Bhote Koshi and Trishuli, destroying settlements, bridges and hydropower plants across seven districts of Nepal. India began airlifting relief the same day and has since delivered relief material, modular steel bridge equipment, a tunnel rescue contingent and forensic teams.

68.5

Tonnes

Relief material airlifted to Kathmandu

Total so far · as of 30 Aug 2026

4

Flights

Indian Air Force relief flights to Nepal

Total so far · as of 30 Aug 2026

11

Personnel

Indian technical team — doctors, paramedics and tunnel engineers

Total so far · as of 30 Aug 2026

16

Trucks

Trucks carrying modular steel bridge equipment

Total so far · as of 30 Aug 2026

Started 26 August 2026Source: Government of India
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  • Grants and loans are kept separate
  • Running totals are never double-counted
  • In-kind aid is never given an invented rupee value
  • Every published figure keeps its source
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India's impact since 2000

The record, counted carefully.

68

Countries with recorded Indian assistance

A country appearing on at least one published record here. Not a claim that the list is exhaustive.

15

Humanitarian operations

A named response or relief programme India mounted abroad, such as Operation Brahma.

26

Recorded development projects

A development project in this database. The register is still being expanded, so this is not a complete count of what India has built.

300

Government-supported credit facilities

A Government of India supported Line of Credit extended through the Exim Bank. Repayable — never a grant.

Grant assistance

63,182crore

Grant expenditure actually spent, 2009-10 to 2024-25

Actual expenditure recorded in Government budget accounts, summed across 16 financial years of the Union Budget Demands for Grants.

Why not one big number?
A budget allocation is not money spent. This figure only ever sums rows at the actual expenditure stage — the final accounts. Budget Estimates and Revised Estimates describe the same spending at earlier moments, so adding them to actuals would count the same rupee several times. Read the full rule.

Lines of Credit

REPAYABLE FINANCING

US$25.31 bn + ₹14,200 cr

New credit signed across 256 facilities

From the Exim Bank register. Dollar and rupee facilities are shown separately and never combined. Excludes US$279.9M that refinances interest already owed.

Is this aid?
No. A Line of Credit is a loan the borrowing government repays with interest, usually on concessional terms and usually tied to Indian goods and services. It belongs in any honest account of what India does abroad — but it is never added to grant assistance here, and it is always labelled repayable.

India's impact — September 2026

1

Country assisted this month

1

Active humanitarian operation

0

Responses begun this month

68.5

Tonnes

Nepal Flood Relief

Humanitarian assistance

When disaster strikes,India responds.

Each response is recorded in what India actually sent — teams, aircraft, ships, tonnes, doses — and linked to the government source that announced it.

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See what India has done around the world.

68 countries with recorded Indian assistance. Colour shows the kind of partnership; marker size shows how many records exist — never an amount of money.

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IndiaBarbados — 0 recordsBrazil — 0 recordsYemen — 0 recordsBelarus — 1 recordBurundi — 1 recordComoros — 1 recordEritrea — 1 recordGabon — 1 recordGuinea-Bissau — 1 recordIndonesia — 1 recordJamaica — 1 recordLiberia — 1 recordMauritania — 1 recordNigeria — 1 recordPapua New Guinea — 1 recordTürkiye — 1 recordUkraine — 1 recordFiji — 2 recordsHonduras — 2 recordsIran — 2 recordsLesotho — 2 recordsMadagascar — 2 recordsZimbabwe — 2 recordsAngola — 3 recordsBenin — 3 recordsBurkina Faso — 3 recordsCameroon — 3 recordsCentral African Republic — 3 recordsChad — 3 recordsGuinea — 3 recordsAfghanistan — 4 recordsBhutan — 4 recordsCambodia — 4 recordsDjibouti — 4 recordsEswatini — 4 recordsKenya — 4 recordsNiger — 4 recordsRwanda — 4 recordsLaos — 5 recordsMalawi — 5 recordsNicaragua — 5 recordsSeychelles — 5 recordsSierra Leone — 5 recordsSyria — 5 recordsTogo — 5 recordsZambia — 5 recordsGambia — 6 recordsMongolia — 6 recordsRepublic of the Congo — 6 recordsBangladesh — 7 recordsCuba — 7 recordsMali — 7 recordsTanzania — 7 recordsVietnam — 7 recordsDemocratic Republic of the Congo — 8 recordsMaldives — 8 recordsSuriname — 8 recordsGhana — 9 recordsMauritius — 9 recordsSudan — 9 recordsNepal — 10 recordsGuyana — 11 recordsCôte d'Ivoire — 12 recordsEthiopia — 12 recordsMozambique — 14 recordsMyanmar — 14 recordsSri Lanka — 16 recordsSenegal — 25 records
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  • Marker size reflects how many records exist, not an amount of money.

Development partnership

Building together.

Dams, highways, hospitals, rail links, housing, power. Some is grant assistance India gave; some is credit the partner repays. Every card says which. Our development project register is still being expanded and does not yet cover everything India has built.

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Why this site exists

The record exists. It is just scattered.

India's international assistance is spread across government budgets, parliamentary records, official announcements and project documents. We bring these records together so anyone can understand what India provided, where it went and what form it took.