Indian standards are formulated/modified/updated as priorities in various ministries and sectors. Approximately 23,000 Indian standards are in effect. Compliance with certain standards is mandatory and products required for accreditation by the affected ministries of the affected Indian government based on considerations such as public interest, animal or plant health, environmental safety, birth control for unfair trade practices, national security and other considerations will be notified. Through quality control arrangements, affected regulators/India ministry has so far directed the forced use of standard brands under valid licenses, covering a total of 187 quality control instructions covering 769 products available for mandatory certification to various regulators/lines. It was provided. https://www.bis.gov.in/product-certification/products-compulory-certification/. Additionally, two horizontal QCOs are communicated:
- Safety (Quality Control) for households, commercial and similar electrical appliances, 2024, was granted by the Ministry of Trade and Industry, Ministry of Industry Promotion and Internal Trade. Because of QCO, all electrical equipment targeted for household, commercial or similar applications with nominal voltage of 250-V-V-stage change or 415-V change change is not within the scope of different quality control arrangements issued as part of a separate quality control arrangement issued as part of the Indian Standards Agency.
- Foldable. Government, Ministry of Heavy Industries. From India. Under mandatory certification from machines and electrical devices in the QCO 20 category, and their sub-drives/components.
In consultations up to QCOS, ministries/departments issued in 2016 with the exercise of authority that has been put into action, thus leading the product to - faulty certification. So far, the 9616 Indian standard (93.3%) is in harmony with existing ISO/IEC standards. Verma, written answers at Lok Saba today.