BIS to prioritise development of 214 critical medical devices
In line with the National Medical Device Policy, 2023, the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) is prioritising standards development for 214 critical medical devices.
In line with the National Medical Device Policy, 2023, the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) is prioritising standards development for 214 critical medical devices.
The government on Thursday informed that more than 40 crore gold jewellery items have been hallmarked to date -- over 4 lakh gold items being hallmarked per day.
Gold held domestically surged more than 102 tonnes between April and September this year to 510.46 metric tonnes, against 408 metric tonnes at the end of March.
He emphasised PM Modi’s vision for the country to be recognised for its best quality and for India to strive to make itself synonymous with the world standards.
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.
In a bid to boost the safety and quality of electric vehicles (EVs), the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) on Saturday introduced two new standards.
These standards focus on the critical component of electric vehicles — the powertrain — ensuring it meets stringent safety requirements. Additionally, they emphasize the safety and performance of batteries, ensuring they are both powerful and secure.
The verdict was delivered in connection with a Rs 15,000 bribery case that surfaced back in 2015.
The report surveyed nearly 23,000 citizens located in 305 districts of India. 67 per cent were men while 33 per cent were women.
