In a bilateral meeting held in New Delhi, Union Minister Dr. Jitendra Singh chaired discussions on US-India Civil Nuclear Commerce, emphasizing the growing cooperation between the two nations in pivotal areas like science, technology, and clean energy. During the meeting, it was announced that an Indian astronaut would be part of the Gaganyaan Mission to the International Space Station, marking a significant advancement in Indo-US Space collaboration. Dr. Singh highlighted the Green Hydrogen Mission as pivotal in India's strategy to decarbonize key sectors such as heavy industry, transportation, and power generation. Drawing parallels between India's Anusandhan National Research Foundation and the United States' National Science Foundation, the importance of both organizations in advancing scientific research and innovation was underscored. The high-level US delegation led by Senior Advisor John Podesta and Deputy Secretary David Turk reiterated the commitment of both countries to bolster cooperation in emerging technologies, focusing on economic growth, national security, and global technological leadership. The meeting concluded with both nations reaffirming their dedication to strengthening ties for mutual benefit and advancement in various fields of collaboration.