BIS sets up department for standardisation in Ayush sector
With the establishment of a dedicated standardisation department, the Bureau has expedited standardisation activity in the domain.
With the establishment of a dedicated standardisation department, the Bureau has expedited standardisation activity in the domain.
The Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS), the national standards body, established a dedicated department for the standardisation of Ayush sector.
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