India on Tuesday pitched for harmonisation of individual national standards on Good Agriculture Practices (GAP) among SAARC nations to boost regional trade in south Asia.   GAP is a standard that defines appropriate methodology and inputs to be followed by farmers in order to produce safe and high-quality agri-products which is in demand throughout the world. The Indian version of GAP, called INDGAP, is developed and managed by the Quality Council of India (QCI). GAP is a crucial tool for India to increase agricultural exports and become a 5 trillion economy by 2024, India’s Agricultural Commissioner SK Malhotra was quoted as saying in a statement issued by the QCI