The Ministry of External Affairs has allocated Rs 5,483 crore for foreign aid in the Union Budget 2025-26, up from Rs 4,883 crore last year. This financial year, ‘Neighbourhood First’ and ‘Look East’ …
Maldives sees 28% jump in India’s Budget 2025 aid after diplomatic thaw with New Delhi
The budget earmarked ₹600 crore in developmental aid for the Maldives, marking the highest percentage increase among South East Asian countries.
‘Neighbourhood first’: India increases Maldives aid to Rs 600 crore amid ties reset
The decision comes as part of India’s “Neighbourhood First” policy, even as concerns persist over Maldivian President Mohamed Muizzu’s pro-China tilt.
Budget 2025: Good news for Afghanistan, Bangladesh to receive only Rs…., Maldives and Nepal to get….
It is worth noting that, New Delhi has doubled its aid to Taliban-led Afghanistan, increasing it from Rs 50 crore last year to Rs 100 crore this time.
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Union Budget: India to increase aid for Afghanistan, Maldives, reduce for Mauritius & Seychelles
Updated – February 01, 2025 at 02:46 PM. | Ahmedabad …
Union Budget: India to increase aid for Afghanistan, Maldives, reduce for Mauritius & Seychelles
Updated – February 01, 2025 at 02:46 PM. | Ahmedabad …
India flags concerns over Maldives-China FTA
India today flagged its concerns over the Maldives-China FTA and added that New Delhi “would obviously need to take that into account” while framing its own policies. Ministry of External Affairs …
India flags concerns over Maldives-China FTA
India today flagged its concerns over the Maldives-China FTA and added that New Delhi “would obviously need to take that into account” while framing its own policies. Ministry of External Affairs …
‘India’s concerns have not been heeded’: Kanwal Sibal on Maldives-China FTA
India on Friday said it would “take that into account” while framing foreign aid policies. Sibal added that India’s expression suggests that the country’s concerns shared privately have not been …