BIS introduces Standards for several Plant Products used in Traditional Medicine

The Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) has introduced 33 standards for plant products used in traditional medicine. Additionally, BIS has also introduced a new standard, for smart transportation, i.e. IS 18311 : 2023 Smart Community Infrastructures — Smart Transportation for Rapid Transit in and Between Large City Zones and their Surrounding Areas — Guidelines.

BIS organises 1176 Exposure Visits for Students Nationwide

This initiative aims to equip students with a profound understanding of scientific concepts, principles, and laws by showcasing their practical applications in the manufacturing, functioning, and quality testing of various products, as outlined in pertinent Indian Standards.

BIS revises Standards for Petroleum and Other Products

The Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) has revised certain standards for Petroleum Products. This notification was published on 11th September, 2023. It has also established two new standards; IS 18387 : 2023 Gypsum Ceiling Tiles — Specification and IS/ISO 22383 : 2020 Security and Resilience — Authenticity, Integrity and Trust for Products and Documents — Guidelines for the Selection and Performance Evaluation of Authentication Solutions for Material Goods.

Centre Notifies Third Phase of Mandatory Hallmarking

An additional 55 new districts have been brought under the ambit of the mandatory hallmarking system. These districts have been included in the system following the establishment of hallmarking centers after the implementation of the second phase of the mandatory hallmarking order.

BIS revises Standards for Petroleum Products and Other Products

The Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) has revised certain standards for Petroleum Products and Other Products such as dyes. It has also established a new standard; IS 18299 : 2023 Structural Design and Proof Checking Consultancy Services for Structures — Requirements.

Smart Meters (Quality Control) Order, 2023

The objective of this order is to promote the use of high-quality smart meters and to ensure that consumers receive accurate and reliable devices. By adhering to the prescribed Indian Standards, manufacturers will be able to enhance the overall performance and efficiency of these meters, benefiting both consumers and the energy sector.

Welding Rods and Electrodes (Quality Control) Order, 2023

The order mandates the use of Standard Marks on specified goods or articles and conforms to the corresponding Indian Standards. They shall also bear the Standard Mark under a license from the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS), as per the Bureau of Indian Standards (Conformity Assessment) Regulations, 2018.