US Secretary of State Marco Rubio meets Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi in New Delhi and discusses trade and energy cooperation. Multiple reports say Rubio presents stronger US–India energy ties as a way to diversify India’s energy supply and reduce dependence on other sources. He also underscores Washington’s interest in preventing geopolitical developments from disrupting global energy markets, with reference to wider regional tensions connected to the Iran conflict. Rubio links US energy exports to partnership-building, portraying them as a tool to support India’s energy needs while expanding commercial cooperation. The discussions are described as part of Rubio’s Delhi visit focused on strengthening bilateral engagement. Prime Minister Modi’s role in the talks is highlighted, with both sides focusing on how energy trade can be structured to improve diversification and reliability. The reporting does not include additional specific deal terms or volumes, but it places energy market stability and supply diversification at the center of the meeting agenda.