A bill to enhance the eligibility of India for Foreign Military Sales and exports under the Arms Export Control Act.

This bill amends the Arms Export Control Act to explicitly include India as an eligible country for Foreign Military Sales and certain exports. It updates multiple sections of the law by adding "India" where current text lists other countries like New Zealand or Israel. The change directly affects U.S. military exports to India, allowing India to access the standard Foreign Military Sales program without additional legislative steps. The key mechanism is a technical insertion into the legal text to remove India from a list of excluded nations. This is a procedural update to the law's eligibility criteria, not a new policy or funding measure.