<h1>India and US Sign Agreement to Boost Cybercrime Cooperation, Targeting Terror Financing and Extremism Challenges.</h1> India and the United States have signed an agreement to enhance cooperation in cybercrime investigations, focusing on challenges like terror financing and violent extremism. Signed in Washington, the pact allows both nations to collaborate more closely on cyber threat intelligence and digital forensics. This agreement, part of a broader strategic partnership, was signed by representatives from both countries' respective agencies. The Indian Cybercrime Coordination Centre and the US Department of Homeland Security will oversee the implementation. This move follows the US lifting restrictions on Indian nuclear entities, reflecting strengthened bilateral relations.