During a recent visit to India, US National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan emphasized the evolving partnership between the US and India. Highlighting extensive collaboration in defense, technology, and clean energy,

This incremental step, announced by US National Security Advisor (NSA) Jake Sullivan during his visit to India, marks a significant stride in operationalising the Indo-US nuclear deal envisioned nearly two decades ago.

The US NSA said India and the US were able to open a "new chapter" in their partnership under Joe Biden's presidency in the last four years but at the same time noted that the sides had to navigate turbulence,

Both NSA Doval and Sullivan reviewed ongoing progress in their high-level dialogue, including in diverse fields such as defence, cyber and maritime security

US National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan, in likely his last official trip overseas, said “formal paperwork will be done soon” to scrap regulations that prevented Indian entities and American companies from cooperating on nuclear energy projects.

A discussion on scores of issues was held between the National Security Advisors of both countries. Sullivan briefed Doval on the Biden administration's updates to the US missile export control policies which would be crucial in boosting US commercial space cooperation with India.

The US is set to remove longstanding regulations to enable civil nuclear cooperation between Indian nuclear entities and US companies. National securi

The visit follows EAM Jaishankar's recent six-day trip to the US, during which he met several senior officials of the Biden administration, including Secretary of State Antony Blinken and Jake Sullivan. The meetings reviewed the progress of the India-US partnership over the past four years.

Jake Sullivan on Monday emphasised efforts of the outgoing Biden administration in finalising necessary steps to delist Indian nuclear entities to promote civil nuclear cooperation and resilient clean energy supply chains.