Australia and India reach an agreement for Australia to supply uranium for India’s power generation, according to reports from Bloomberg and The West Australian. The deal is described as landmark and is signed between the two countries during Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Melbourne. The coverage states that the agreement is intended to support India’s nuclear power generation, with uranium supplied from Australia. Both outlets describe the signing as occurring during the visit and characterize the arrangement as a significant step in bilateral cooperation. The reports do not provide additional contract terms, such as volume, pricing, delivery schedule, or regulatory details, in the material supplied. The agreement is therefore presented primarily as an announced framework or signed deal between the governments, tied to Modi’s trip, with the stated purpose of uranium sales for electricity generation. The reports also align on the timing and location of the signing: Melbourne during Modi’s visit.