US interested in India’s nuclear energy bill, China will be irritated by Rubio’s talk

New Delhi: America has taken interest in the Nuclear Energy Bill recently passed in the Indian Parliament. Regarding this, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Indian Foreign Minister S. There was a long conversation between Jaishankar. There was discussion on strengthening Civil Nuclear Cooperation. There were also talks between the two on the Indo-Pacific region, which is sure to irritate China. Know about Rubies in this article. What happened between Jaishankar and him?

America got interested in Nuclear Energy Bill

According to the statement of Principal Deputy Spokesperson Tommy Pigott, US Secretary of State Rubio met India’s Foreign Minister S. Spoke to Jaishankar and wished him a happy new year. The US Secretary of State congratulated India on passing the Sustainable Harnessing and Advancement of Nuclear Energy for Transforming India Bill, 2025. He expressed interest in strengthening US-India Civil Nuclear Cooperation, expanding opportunities for American companies, advancing shared energy security goals, and securing critical mineral supply chains.

What was discussed about the Indo-Pacific region?

Apart from this, US Secretary of State Rubio and S. Jaishankar discussed bilateral trade agreement negotiations and interest in strengthening economic cooperation. He also shared his views on regional developments. He also reaffirmed the commitment of the US and India to a free and open Indo-Pacific region.

What is Nuclear Energy Bill?

Know that the Nuclear Energy Bill is also known as the ‘Peace Bill’. There is a law that will bring major reforms in the nuclear energy sector of India, which has been passed in 2025. Its main objective is to involve private companies in nuclear energy production. To attract private and foreign investment to meet India’s clean energy goals.

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