Commerce and Industry Minister Anand Sharma has hoisted up the visa fee hike and off shoring outlaw by Ohio State with US Trade Delegate Ron Kirk for the period of the seventh ministerial gathering of the US-India Trade Policy Forum in Washington, DC.

He also strained on the Totalisation Agreement connecting both nations. According to Sharma, Protectionism takes life of development and improvement. In a way to make sure that they move on their high growth route, they have to be brawny to oppose domestic calls and force to incline barriers to trade.

Currently, the US had been making a way out for the array of protectionist actions that might have difficult influence on India's economic attention. Even as it approved a law to increase visa fee for H-1B and L1 groups, the state of Ohio barred outsourcing of jobs rousing up pointed and disgraceful response from the Indian industry.

Sharma further tinted the requirement to set up the Totalisation Agreement involving India and the United States that might look for higher opportunities and assistance between the two in the services arena, statement made by an official communication.

As per the agreement, Indians who go to US for employment for a predetermined amount of time might not have to shell out social security tax in the US.