The US is finalising steps to remove restrictions on Indian nuclear entities, enhancing a 20-year nuclear deal.

The U.S. government is in the process of removing restrictions on Indian nuclear entities, National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan said on Monday, in a bid to forge deeper energy ties with New Delhi and bolster a 20-year old landmark nuclear deal.

The US is set to revoke regulations that have prevented civil nuclear cooperation between India’s top nuclear entities and US companies.

The US is finalizing steps to remove longstanding barriers to civil nuclear cooperation with India as the two countries look to bolster relations further.

U.S. National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan concluded his tenure with a landmark visit to India, announcing a major breakthrough in U.S.-India civil nuclear cooperation. Speaking at IIT Delhi during the session “The United States and India: Building a Shared Future,

The United States is finalizing steps to overcome legal obstacles for a civil nuclear partnership with India. Discussions on supplying U.S. nuclear reactors began in the mid-2000s, aiming to align Indian liability rules with global standards to enable cooperation and enhance India's nuclear energy capacity.

The readout said Sullivan reflected the progress the US and India have made as strategic partners and countries with a shared commitment to peaceful nuclear cooperation

The US is finalising necessary steps to "remove" hurdles for civil nuclear partnership between Indian and American firms, US National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan said on Monday, giving a fresh mome

US National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan on Monday announced a major step forward in US-India civil nuclear cooperation, highlighting the Biden administration’s decision to remove long-standing regulations that have hindered collaboration between India’s leading nuclear entities and US companies.