India's package is not entirely a government spending.
The package includes spending of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI).
It ranks behind the stimulus packages announced by the US, Japan, Sweden, Australia and Germany in terms of spending percentage of the GDP.
However, in terms of the value, India's package ranks at 19th position.
Smaller economies such as Belgium and Luxembourg have spent fifth of their GDP at 20.7% and 19.2%, respectively.
The ranks have been decided after analyzing the data compiled in 'COVID-19 Economic Stimulus Index (CESI)' by economist Ceyhun Elgin.
Rs 20 lakh crore worth coronavirus stimulus package is higher that the GDP of a few economies such as Greece, New Zealand, Vietnam, Portugal, and Romania.
India's stimulus value is almost equal to Pakistan's GDP of USD 284 billion.
The package is the fifth-largest among the G-20 countries in terms of spending in relation to GDP.