With the commencement of American President Donald Trump's second term, a new chapter appears to be unfolding in India-US relations.
Particularly in a sector where India has traditionally relied heavily on Middle Eastern countries, the US is now emerging as a significant alternative.
This shift is not only altering geopolitical equations but also strengthening India's energy security and strategic autonomy.Photo: Sharath G.
/ PexelsFor a long time, India has been highly dependent on countries like Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) for its crude oil and gas needs.
These nations have been major energy suppliers for India, and this dependence has established deep economic and political ties between the two regions.