Indian foreign aid
India's foreign aid program has its roots in the 1950s, prominently marked by its participation in the Colombo Plan—a regional intergovernmental organization aimed at fostering economic and social development in Asian nations. As an active participant, India emerged as the fifth highest contributor to the plan, highlighting its commitment to regional cooperation and development. Notably, despite being classified as a developing country, India played a significant role, demonstrating its dedication to uplift neighboring nations through aid and assistance....