India must swiftly rebuild its strategic relationship with Iran, especially following West Asia's altered geopolitical landscape. US coercion previously curtailed bilateral trade and connectivity. While India strengthened ties with the US and Gulf nations, this came at Iran's expense. The author argues Iran, with strategic autonomy, can be a vital ally for India. New Delhi should prioritize humanitarian aid, then resume bilateral trade, including oil imports and Indian exports. Offering lines of credit and medical assistance would strengthen bonds. Prompt action is crucial to seize this opportunity and signal renewed commitment.