02 April 2024
written by- Medha BhattApril 2, 2024 India is a nation with a huge potential for the toy industry as there are over 1.4 billion people in India, of whom 27% are under the age of 14. Until 2019, 80% of toys in India were imported and 20% were produced domestically making India heavily dependent on imports
02 April 2024
written by- vincularApril 2, 2024 Recently, the Central Government introduced amendments to The E-waste (Management) Rules, 2022, focusing on enhancing e-waste management practices. Here are the key highlights: New Definition: A new definition for “dismantler” has been introduced, any person or entity engaged in dismantling used electrical and electronic equipment and components, following rules set
02 April 2024 written by- vincularApril 2, 2024 Recently on 27th Dec 2023, the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) revised the standard for Storage cells/Batteries (IS 16270: 2014) for Solar applications to IS 16270: 2023. The scope of this standard has been changed from “This standard applies to secondary cells and batteries of lead-acid and nickel-based chemistry” to “This
02 April 2024 written by- vincularApril 2, 2024 Green Credit is more than just a financial product, it’s a commitment to sustainability. It offers businesses the opportunity to access credit facilities while also incentivizing green initiatives. Whether it’s investing in renewable energy, implementing energy-efficient technologies, or adopting eco-friendly practices, Green Credit encourages businesses to reduce their carbon footprint
02 April 2024 written by- vincularApril 2, 2024 Welcome to REGULATORY COMPLIANCE BULLETIN (Newsletter – March 2024), your essential monthly resource for staying up-to-date with the ever-changing world of regulatory compliance. Our newsletter is tailored for various industries, offering clear and concise insights into the latest updates, trends, and amendments crucial for maintaining compliance and staying ahead of
23 March 2024
written by- Talia KhalidMarch 23, 2024 Welcome to our guide on V-belts and the significance of the ISI Mark In the vast machinery of our modern world, where gears turn, engines whiz and production lines growl, there is a vital component that helps in smooth operations: the V-belt. Often ignored but essential, V-belts quietly facilitate the
22 March 2024 written by- Talia KhalidMarch 22, 2024 Recently, the Department of Commerce and Industry made ISI Mark mandatory for Gypsum-based building materials. A soft mineral, Gypsum is commonly used in building materials because of its durability, versatility, and useful properties. It’s great for making plaster, as it can be shaped into different forms or smoothed out to
20 March 2024 written by- Talia KhalidMarch 20, 2024 In a recent move, the government issued a Quality Control Order (QCO) making ISI Mark mandatory for Water meters and accessories. But why this move was taken? In our daily lives, water plays a crucial role, from quenching our thirst to powering industries. It’s essential that the water we use
15 March 2024 written by- Talia KhalidMarch 15, 2024 Recently, the government made ISI Mark mandatory for air coolers and air filters with the rising quality concerns. But what does this mean? Imagine stepping into your home after a long, hot day, only to be greeted by the refreshing cool breeze from your air cooler or the clean, fresh
14 March 2024 written by- Talia KhalidMarch 14, 2024 The government recently introduced a significant regulation making the ISI mark mandatory for hair and skin appliances. But do you know why? Imagine you’re using your favourite hair dryer or curling iron to get ready for the day. You want these appliances to work well and be safe to use,
