These are remittances ie inward money transfers from NRIs employed outside the country and account for nearly 3% of India's GDP.
Rupee depreciation (at around 10% as against dollars)has also proved to be advantageous in this case, resulting in rise in qtm of inward remittances.
Previously, in 2021, India had received 89.4 Bn dollar remittances, topping in the highest IR parameter last year as well.
Source: KNOMAD/ World Bank