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India is a founding member of the Asian Development Bank (1966) and its fourth-largest shareholder. ADB lends $3-4 billion annually to India for infrastructure, transport, energy, urban development, and financial sector projects. India-hosted ADB projects include the Delhi Metro, national highway corridors, and the Assam electricity grid strengthening.
Updated 1 July 2026
$3-4 billion
Annual Lending to India
6.3%
Shareholding
80+
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As global companies diversify away from China, India has attracted $85 billion in FDI since 2023 — but infrastructure gaps and policy inconsistency threaten to squander the moment.
EV sales have grown 4x in three years, but India's public charging network stands at only 26% of the official target. Meanwhile, the country's battery import bill is projected to hit ₹4 lakh crore by 2030 — creating a strategic vulnerability as deep as the oil dependency EVs were meant to solve.