| India's GDP Growth | FY2024: 7%; FY2025: 7.2% |
| Growth Drivers (FY2024) | Agricultural improvements, industrial and services sectors, rural spending |
| Growth Drivers (FY2025) | Private investments, urban consumption, employment-linked incentives |
| Debt Reduction | Central govt. debt: 58.2% (FY2023) → 56.8% (FY2024); Deficit <8% of GDP |
| Inflation Outlook | Expected to rise to 4.7%, driven by food prices; agricultural output may ease pressure |
| Current Account Deficit | FY2024: 1% of GDP; FY2025: 1.2% of GDP |
| External Risks | Supply chain disruptions, commodity price volatility, weather-related agricultural challenges |
| Risk Mitigation | Increased FDI, agricultural supply improvements |
| ADB Overview | Established: 1966; Headquarters: Manila, Philippines |
| ADB Membership | 68 members (49 from Asia-Pacific) |
| Primary Objective | Promote social and economic development in Asia and the Pacific |
| Key Functions | Loans, technical assistance, grants, equity investments |
| Focus Sectors | Infrastructure, energy, education, agriculture, health, environment, finance |
| Major Borrowers | India, China, Indonesia, Philippines, Vietnam |
| Leadership | President: Masatsugu Asakawa |
| Key Reports | Asian Development Outlook, sector-specific publications |
| Funding Sources | Member contributions, bond issuance, co-financing |
