BIS Notifies Amendments to Indian Standards under Rule 15 of BIS Rules, 2018

by Parul Bohral on 2025-05-03

The Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS), is the national standards body of India operating under the Ministry of Consumer Affairs, has officially announced a new set of amendments to existing Indian Standards on 24 April, 2025.

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BIS Announces 16 New Standards

by Mahek Sancheti on 2025-05-02

The Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) under the Department of Consumer Affairs announced the establishment of 16 new Indian standards. These were officially established on April 10, 2025, and include medical equipment, safety equipment, and engineering services.

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BIS Revised and Amended Standards to Enhance Industry Safety and Environmental Management

by Mahek Sancheti on 2025-05-01

The revisions and amendments are designed to help industries adhere to the latest quality and safety standards. These changes highlight the importance of adhering to up-to-date standards to enhance product quality, ensure industry best practices, and maintain market competitiveness.

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The Boilers Act, 2025: Strengthening Boiler Safety and Standardization across India

by Parul Bohral on 2025-04-15

On April 4, 2025, the President of India approved the Boiler Act, 2025, which is an important legislative milestone aimed at ensuring safe operation of steam boilers across the country.

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BIS Announces Crucial Amendments to Standards for Galvanized Steel, Inoculants, and More

by Mahek Sancheti on 2025-04-10

The Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) has announced the establishment of amendments to several Indian standards with effect from 27 March 2025. These amendments, as outlined in the BIS notification, aim to update various industry standards to meet current requirements and ensure high quality and safety of products.

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BIS Withdraws Key Health Informatics Standards: A Bold Move that Will Reshape India’s Healthcare Tech Landscape

by Mahek Sancheti on 2025-04-02

The withdrawal of these standards could significantly impact manufacturers, healthcare providers, and developers involved in health informatics.

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