During PM Modi’s US visit in September 2021, various agreements were made between India and the United States. The list includes:

• The Quad Leaders’ Summit – PM Modi, along with his counterparts from the US, Japan, and Australia, agreed to work towards enhancing regional security, economic growth, and cooperation between the four countries.
• The US-India Joint Statement on Climate and Clean Energy – India and the US agreed to work together on tackling the global climate crisis and reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
• The India-US Strategic Energy Partnership – Both countries agreed to collaborate on various energy initiatives, including deployment of clean energy technologies and increased trade in natural gas.
• The establishment of a new Biden-Harris Future Partnership – PM Modi and President Biden agreed to establish a new high-level dialogue aimed at advancing shared priorities such as climate action, science and technology, and economic growth.

These agreements have several benefits for both India and the world. They help to strengthen India’s strategic relations with the US and other Quad members and pave the way for increased cooperation on a range of pressing global issues. They also demonstrate India’s commitment to sustainable development and clean energy, which can have an important impact on the fight against climate change. Overall, these agreements are an important step towards building a more peaceful, secure, and prosperous world.