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What India has done in Myanmar

Recipient of repeated Indian disaster response — cyclone, earthquake and flood — alongside the Kaladan transit corridor.

At a glance

3

Humanitarian operations

Recorded responses India mounted.

₹410.82cr

Grant assistance recorded

2024-25 · Actual expenditure

Source

India BudgetOFFICIAL SOURCE

Notes on Demands for Grants 2026-2027 — Demand No. 29, Ministry of External Affairs
Published
1 February 2026
Location
Aid to Countries table, Central Sector Schemes/Projects
Stated as
410.82 INR crore
Technical details

Record src-budget-2026-2027 · retrieved 30 August 2026 · last verified 30 August 2026

US$475.6M

Government-supported Lines of Credit

10 repayable facilities

1

Recorded development project

Our development project register is still being expanded and does not yet cover everything India has built.

Latest response

Operation Brahma

India launched Operation Brahma within a day of the 28 March 2025 earthquake in central Myanmar. Six aircraft and five naval ships delivered 625 tonnes of relief material, an 80-member NDRF search-and-rescue team worked in Mandalay, and an Indian Army field hospital treated more than 2,500 patients.

See the full record29 March 2025 · Earthquake

How India has helped

What was actually delivered

Physical assistance as the government published it. Running totals are shown as totals — consignment figures are never added together.

625

Tonnes

Humanitarian assistance and disaster relief material delivered

Total so far · 10 Apr 2025

Source

PIBOFFICIAL SOURCE

Operation Brahma — Indian Naval Ships sail with relief material
Published
30 March 2025
Technical details

Record src-pib-brahma · retrieved 30 August 2026 · last verified 30 August 2026

2,500

Patients treated

Patients treated at the Mandalay field hospital

Total so far · 30 Apr 2025

Source

PIBOFFICIAL SOURCE

Operation Brahma — Indian Naval Ships sail with relief material
Published
30 March 2025
Technical details

Record src-pib-brahma · retrieved 30 August 2026 · last verified 30 August 2026

6

Aircraft

Indian Air Force aircraft carrying relief

Total so far · 10 Apr 2025

Source

PIBOFFICIAL SOURCE

Operation Brahma — Indian Naval Ships sail with relief material
Published
30 March 2025
Technical details

Record src-pib-brahma · retrieved 30 August 2026 · last verified 30 August 2026

5

Ships

Indian Navy ships carrying relief stores

Total so far · 10 Apr 2025

Source

PIBOFFICIAL SOURCE

Operation Brahma — Indian Naval Ships sail with relief material
Published
30 March 2025
Technical details

Record src-pib-brahma · retrieved 30 August 2026 · last verified 30 August 2026

80

Personnel

NDRF Heavy Urban Search and Rescue team

Total so far · 29 Mar 2025

Source

PIBOFFICIAL SOURCE

Operation Brahma — Indian Naval Ships sail with relief material
Published
30 March 2025
Technical details

Record src-pib-brahma · retrieved 30 August 2026 · last verified 30 August 2026

123

Personnel

Army medical contingent, final strength

Total so far · 10 Apr 2025

Source

PIBOFFICIAL SOURCE

Operation Brahma — Indian Naval Ships sail with relief material
Published
30 March 2025
Technical details

Record src-pib-brahma · retrieved 30 August 2026 · last verified 30 August 2026

1

Hospital

Indian Army field hospital, Mandalay

Total so far · 29 Mar 2025

Source

PIBOFFICIAL SOURCE

Operation Brahma — Indian Naval Ships sail with relief material
Published
30 March 2025
Technical details

Record src-pib-brahma · retrieved 30 August 2026 · last verified 30 August 2026

4

Units

Canine search units

Total so far · 29 Mar 2025

Source

PIBOFFICIAL SOURCE

Operation Brahma — Indian Naval Ships sail with relief material
Published
30 March 2025
Technical details

Record src-pib-brahma · retrieved 30 August 2026 · last verified 30 August 2026

Delivered across a multi-country operation

These figures cover the whole operation, not Myanmar's share alone.

  • 1 ship Indian Navy ship carrying relief stores

Global programme context

Myanmar took part in a worldwide programme

These are worldwide totals. They are shown for context and are NOT this country's share — no country-level breakdown has been extracted from the primary table yet.

Vaccine MaitriGLOBAL PROGRAMME TOTAL
  • 1,51,27,000DosesDoses supplied as grant assistance
  • 5,20,27,000DosesDoses supplied through the COVAX facility
  • 23,40,92,500DosesDoses supplied on commercial terms
  • 30,12,46,500DosesTotal doses supplied internationally, all modalities

Myanmar-specific figure: not yet extracted. It will appear here once the per-country row has been read off the primary table.

Development partnership

What India helped build

Our development project register is still being expanded and does not yet cover everything India has built.

Repayable financing

Government-supported Lines of Credit

Credit extended through the Exim Bank with Government of India support. This is money the borrowing government repays with interest — it is never counted as grant assistance.

US$475.6M

New Government-supported Lines of Credit

10

Repayable facilities

  • Farm Mechanization and Irrigation projects in MyanmarUS$135.63M2013REPAYABLE
  • Procurement of rolling stock, rail machinery, and maintenance equipment and, other railway…US$86.31M2013REPAYABLE
  • (i) Oakshitpin – Thahtay Chaung – Taungup 230 kV Transmission Line and Substation Project;…US$64.07M2008REPAYABLE
  • Railway projects by RITES Ltd.US$60M2007REPAYABLE
View all 10 credit lines
PurposeBorrowerAmountSignedNature
Farm Mechanization and Irrigation projects in MyanmarMyanma Foreign Trade BankUS$135.63M11 Dec 2013New credit
Procurement of rolling stock, rail machinery, and maintenance equipment and, other railway projects in MyanmarMyanma Foreign Trade BankUS$86.31M11 Dec 2013New credit
(i) Oakshitpin – Thahtay Chaung – Taungup 230 kV Transmission Line and Substation Project; (ii) Taungup – Maei – Ann – Mann 230 kV Transmission Line and Substation project; and (iii) Maei – Kyaukpyu 230 kV Transmission Line and Substation projectMyanma Foreign Trade BankUS$64.07M24 Jun 2008New credit
Railway projects by RITES Ltd.Myanma Foreign Trade BankUS$60M29 Oct 2007New credit
Railway rehabilitationMFTB (USD 56.358 mn - USD 1.87 mn)US$56.36M27 Jul 2004New credit
Renovation of Thanlyin RefineryMyanma Foreign Trade BankUS$20M17 Aug 2006New credit
Setting up an assembly/manufacturing plant for assembly and manufacturing of Tata vehiclesMyanma Foreign Trade BankUS$20M24 Jun 2008New credit
Upgradation of Thanbayakan Petrochemical ComplexMyanma Foreign Trade BankUS$20M17 Feb 2009New credit
Establishment of an OFC link between Moreh and Mandalay, an ADSL high-speed data link in Yangon area and a reduced number of COR-DECT linesMyanma Foreign Trade BankUS$7M21 Oct 2004New credit
Implementation of a Microwave Radio Link on the Rhi-Mindat route in MyanmarMyanma Foreign Trade BankUS$6.2M22 May 2015New credit

Grant assistance

Year by year, as actually spent

Actual expenditure recorded in Government budget accounts — not a budget estimate. Estimates are available below for anyone who wants the full ledger.

3,748.44 cr

Across 16 recorded financial years

  • 2024-25410.82 cr
  • 2023-24352.96 cr
  • 2022-23454.62 cr
  • 2021-22598.25 cr
  • 2020-21347.06 cr
  • 2019-20162.3 cr
  • 2018-19376.22 cr
  • 2017-18223.55 cr
  • 2016-17123.62 cr
  • 2015-16117.07 cr
  • 2014-15104.34 cr
  • 2013-14164.86 cr
  • 2012-13121.87 cr
  • 2011-1267.4 cr
  • 2010-1174 cr
  • 2009-1049.5 cr
Budget and Revised Estimates (40) — plans, not payments
YearStageAccountAmount
2026-27Budget EstimateRevenue (grant)300 cr
2025-26Budget EstimateRevenue (grant)350 cr
2025-26Revised EstimateRevenue (grant)200 cr
2024-25Budget EstimateRevenue (grant)250 cr
2024-25Revised EstimateRevenue (grant)400 cr
2023-24Budget EstimateRevenue (grant)400 cr
2023-24Revised EstimateRevenue (grant)370 cr
2022-23Budget EstimateRevenue (grant)600 cr
2022-23Revised EstimateRevenue (grant)500 cr
2021-22Budget EstimateRevenue (grant)400 cr
2021-22Revised EstimateRevenue (grant)600 cr
2020-21Budget EstimateRevenue (grant)300 cr
2020-21Revised EstimateRevenue (grant)350 cr
2019-20Budget EstimateRevenue (grant)400 cr
2019-20Revised EstimateRevenue (grant)170 cr
2018-19Budget EstimateRevenue (grant)280 cr
2018-19Revised EstimateRevenue (grant)370 cr
2017-18Budget EstimateRevenue (grant)225 cr
2017-18Revised EstimateRevenue (grant)225 cr
2016-17Budget EstimateRevenue (grant)400 cr
2016-17Revised EstimateRevenue (grant)120 cr
2015-16Budget EstimateRevenue (grant)270 cr
2015-16Revised EstimateRevenue (grant)154 cr
2014-15Budget EstimateRevenue (grant)330 cr
2014-15Revised EstimateRevenue (grant)130 cr
2013-14Budget EstimateRevenue (grant)450 cr
2013-14Revised EstimateRevenue (grant)255 cr
2012-13Budget EstimateRevenue (grant)302.21 cr
2012-13Revised EstimateRevenue (grant)125 cr
2011-12Budget EstimateRevenue (grant)190 cr
2011-12Revised EstimateRevenue (grant)111.82 cr
2010-11Budget EstimateRevenue (grant)90 cr
2010-11Revised EstimateRevenue (grant)90 cr
2009-10Budget EstimateRevenue (grant)45 cr
2008-09Budget EstimateRevenue (grant)56 cr
2008-09Revised EstimateRevenue (grant)35 cr
2007-08Budget EstimateRevenue (grant)80.41 cr
2007-08Revised EstimateRevenue (grant)20 cr
2006-07Budget EstimateRevenue (grant)25 cr
2006-07Revised EstimateRevenue (grant)44.57 cr

Evidence

Where this comes from

Every figure above keeps its source. Open this to see each one, and which are direct links to the exact document.

Sources & evidence24 sources21 with a direct link to the exact document.View sources

Financial assistance

India BudgetOFFICIAL SOURCENotes on Demands for Grants 2017-2018 — Demand No. 28, Ministry of External Affairs1 February 2017 · Aid to Countries table, Central Sector Schemes/ProjectsIndia BudgetOFFICIAL SOURCENotes on Demands for Grants 2018-2019 — Demand No. 28, Ministry of External Affairs1 February 2018 · Aid to Countries table, Central Sector Schemes/ProjectsIndia BudgetOFFICIAL SOURCENotes on Demands for Grants 2019-2020 — Demand No. 26, Ministry of External Affairs1 February 2019 · Aid to Countries table, Central Sector Schemes/ProjectsIndia BudgetOFFICIAL SOURCENotes on Demands for Grants 2020-2021 — Demand No. 26, Ministry of External Affairs1 February 2020 · Aid to Countries table, Central Sector Schemes/ProjectsIndia BudgetOFFICIAL SOURCENotes on Demands for Grants 2021-2022 — Demand No. 28, Ministry of External Affairs1 February 2021 · Aid to Countries table, Central Sector Schemes/ProjectsIndia BudgetOFFICIAL SOURCENotes on Demands for Grants 2022-2023 — Demand No. 29, Ministry of External Affairs1 February 2022 · Aid to Countries table, Central Sector Schemes/ProjectsIndia BudgetOFFICIAL SOURCENotes on Demands for Grants 2023-2024 — Demand No. 29, Ministry of External Affairs1 February 2023 · Aid to Countries table, Central Sector Schemes/ProjectsIndia BudgetOFFICIAL SOURCENotes on Demands for Grants 2024-2025 — Demand No. 29, Ministry of External Affairs1 February 2024 · Aid to Countries table, Central Sector Schemes/ProjectsIndia BudgetOFFICIAL SOURCENotes on Demands for Grants 2025-2026 — Demand No. 29, Ministry of External Affairs1 February 2025 · Aid to Countries table, Central Sector Schemes/ProjectsIndia BudgetOFFICIAL SOURCENotes on Demands for Grants 2026-2027 — Demand No. 29, Ministry of External Affairs1 February 2026 · Aid to Countries table, Central Sector Schemes/ProjectsIndia BudgetOFFICIAL SOURCENotes on Demands for Grants 2007-2008 — Demand No. 31, Ministry of External Affairs28 February 2007 · Technical & Economic Cooperation with Other CountriesIndia BudgetOFFICIAL SOURCENotes on Demands for Grants 2008-2009 — Demand No. 30, Ministry of External Affairs28 February 2008 · Technical & Economic Cooperation with Other CountriesIndia BudgetOFFICIAL SOURCENotes on Demands for Grants 2009-2010 — Demand No. 31, Ministry of External Affairs28 February 2009 · Technical & Economic Cooperation with Other CountriesIndia BudgetOFFICIAL SOURCENotes on Demands for Grants 2011-2012 — Demand No. 31, Ministry of External Affairs28 February 2011 · Technical & Economic Cooperation with Other CountriesIndia BudgetOFFICIAL SOURCENotes on Demands for Grants 2012-2013 — Demand No. 31, Ministry of External Affairs28 February 2012 · Technical & Economic Cooperation with Other CountriesIndia BudgetOFFICIAL SOURCENotes on Demands for Grants 2013-2014 — Demand No. 32, Ministry of External Affairs28 February 2013 · Technical & Economic Cooperation with Other CountriesIndia BudgetOFFICIAL SOURCENotes on Demands for Grants 2014-2015 — Demand No. 32, Ministry of External Affairs28 February 2014 · Technical & Economic Cooperation with Other CountriesIndia BudgetOFFICIAL SOURCENotes on Demands for Grants 2015-2016 — Demand No. 33, Ministry of External Affairs28 February 2015 · Technical & Economic Cooperation with Other CountriesIndia BudgetOFFICIAL SOURCENotes on Demands for Grants 2016-2017 — Demand No. 28, Ministry of External Affairs28 February 2016 · Technical & Economic Cooperation with Other Countries

Lines of Credit

EXIM Bank of IndiaOFFICIAL SOURCEExim Bank of India — Government of India supported Lines of Credit, signed LOC statistics as on 31 July 202631 July 2026 · SignedLOCStatisticsReport

Humanitarian

PIBOFFICIAL SOURCEOperation Brahma — Indian Naval Ships sail with relief material30 March 2025

Additional official repositories

Official publishers whose individual supporting document has not been resolved to a direct link yet. These do not carry the same weight as the sources above.

MEAREPOSITORYMinistry of External Affairs — Press ReleasesDate not statedMinistry of DefenceREPOSITORYMinistry of Defence — Press ReleasesDate not statedMEAREPOSITORYMinistry of External Affairs — Annual ReportsDate not stated

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