Niti Aayog recommends India pursue a services-oriented trade deal with the US, emphasizing IT, financial, and professional services. The report advocates for improved visa access for Indian professionals under H-1B and L-1 categories and seeks market access commitments in cybersecurity, AI, and telecom. Addressing regulatory barriers and expanding mutual recognition agreements are also crucial for boosting service exports. Post navigation Supreme Court quashes over 1000 assistant professor appointments in 2 Punjab universities Finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman promises government support to power GCC growth