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Monthly Salary Upto Rs. 2,09,200The Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) has recently issued a new notification for the recruitment of eligible and qualified candidates to fill up the posts of Director – Legal and Deputy Director in Marketing and Consumer Affairs, Publication, and Library on a deputation basis. This presents a great opportunity for individuals seeking a rewarding career in a prestigious organization like BIS.Posts and Vacancies:The total number of vacancies available for the given posts is 9. The positions are distributed as follows:Director – Legal: This post has 1 vacancy.Deputy Director - Marketing and Consumer Affairs: There is 1 vacancy for this position.Deputy Director - Publication: This post has 1 vacancy.Deputy Director - Library: There is 1 vacancy for this role.Tenure:The candidate appointed for the post of Director (Legal)…

JAMMU, July 26: The Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) team from Jammu and Kashmir recently conducted a search and seizure operation at the premises of M/S Jindal Soap Factory, located in the Wariyana Industrial Complex, Jalandhar. The operation uncovered that the factory was engaged in the manufacturing and sale of Aluminium Alloy Bare Foil for Food Packaging without the mandatory BIS certification mark.The discovery of this serious violation of the quality control order, issued by the Government of India, has raised significant concerns regarding consumer safety and product quality, as per the official statement released by BIS. To address the issue, the BIS team promptly seized a substantial quantity of finished and semi-finished aluminium foil.The statement further emphasized that such unscrupulous activities not only undermine the integrity of the product…

FSSAI certification is a legal requirement for all food businesses in India. It is a mark of quality and safety that ensures that food products meet the highest standards. There are many benefits to obtaining FSSAI certification, including:Legal compliance: FSSAI certification ensures that your food business is compliant with all applicable food safety regulations. This can help you avoid legal problems and penalties.Increased customer trust: A FSSAI license is a sign to consumers that your food business is committed to food safety. This can help you build customer trust and loyalty.Access to new markets: Many retailers and distributors require FSSAI-certified food businesses. This means that having an FSSAI license can give you access to new markets and sales opportunities.Enhanced brand reputation: A FSSAI license can help you enhance your brand reputation and make your…

BIS certification is a mark of quality and safety that is recognized by consumers all over India. It is a voluntary certification scheme, but it is mandatory for certain products, such as electrical appliances, toys, and food products.In the age of increasing competition, BIS certification is becoming even more important for businesses. Consumers are more aware of the importance of product quality and safety, and they are more likely to choose products that have been certified by BIS.BIS certification can help businesses to:Gain a competitive advantage: BIS certified products are more likely to be chosen by consumers, which can give businesses a competitive advantage over their competitors.Enter new markets: BIS certification is a requirement for entering certain markets, such as government procurement.Reduce product liability risks: BIS certification can help to reduce the risk…

Date: July 26, 2023Economies worldwide have come to recognize the pressing need to combat climate change by limiting carbon emissions. One effective approach to achieve this goal is by implementing a carbon market, where carbon credits can be traded, creating a financial incentive to reduce emissions. India's Ministry of Power (MoP) has recently introduced the Carbon Credit Trading Scheme (CCTS) 2023, which aims to establish a domestic market for tracking and trading carbon credits. While this move is a positive step towards India's compliance and voluntary carbon markets, there are still several critical questions that need clarity to operationalize the market effectively.The concept of carbon credits is not new in India, with existing domestic carbon compliance markets like Perform, Achieve and Trade (PAT) for tradable energy certificates (ESCerts) and the…

Date: July 26, 2023In a recent operation, the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) team from Jammu and Kashmir conducted a search and seizure at M/S Jindal Soap Factory, located in the Wariyana Industrial Complex, Jalandhar. The investigation revealed that the factory was engaged in the manufacturing and sale of Aluminium Alloy Bare Foil for Food Packaging without the mandatory BIS certification mark, raising serious concerns about consumer safety and product quality.The violation of the quality control order issued by the Government of India prompted the BIS team to take swift action. Substantial quantities of finished and semi-finished aluminium foil were seized during the operation. This unscrupulous activity not only compromises the integrity of the product but also poses potential risks to unsuspecting consumers.In response to these findings, the BIS Jammu…

Modicare, a leading direct-selling company based in India, has achieved a remarkable milestone by becoming 100% 'Plastic Waste Neutral.' Demonstrating its unwavering commitment to sustainable practices, the company successfully collected and recycled 100% of post-consumer plastic waste and pre-consumer plastic packaging waste during FY 22-23, in line with its Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) mandate. This achievement showcases Modicare's dedication to combatting plastic pollution and contributing to a greener future.Taking significant steps to reduce plastic waste and preserve the environment, Modicare collected approximately 1000 metric tonnes of plastic waste from 35 cities across India. The collected waste includes various items like bottles, tubes, caps, sachets, and jars, illustrating the company's responsible waste management approach.India's urban areas generate a staggering 62 million metric tonnes of solid waste annually, with 3.4 million metric…

Extended producer responsibility (EPR) is a policy approach that shifts the responsibility for managing waste from governments to producers. Under EPR, producers are required to take back or finance the collection, recycling, and disposal of their products at the end of their life.EPR has been shown to be an effective way to reduce waste and increase recycling rates. However, there are a number of challenges associated with EPR waste certification.One challenge is the lack of awareness of EPR among producers and consumers. Many producers are not aware of their EPR obligations, and consumers may not be aware that they can recycle certain products. This can lead to low collection rates and high levels of waste.Another challenge is the lack of adequate infrastructure for waste management and recycling. In many countries,…

Photography enthusiasts and professionals understand the critical role lighting plays in capturing the perfect shot. To address the challenges posed by unpredictable natural light in outdoor settings, the adoption of a high-quality LED constant light has become an indispensable tool in any photographer's kit. With its ability to provide steady and powerful illumination, LED constant light technology is transforming photography across various genres, from stunning portraits to captivating landscapes.A Constant Light Source for Precise PhotographyAt the heart of the LED constant light lies its ability to deliver a continuous and even stream of light, ensuring consistency and reliability throughout the shoot. This is especially advantageous for capturing high-quality images in portrait and product photography, where precision and attention to detail are paramount.Diverse Types of LED Constant LightThere are several types…

In a momentous stride towards embracing electric mobility, India has achieved a significant milestone with the number of operational electric vehicle (EV) charging stations surpassing 8,700 as of the end of June.The Union Minister of State for Heavy Industries, Krishan Pal Gurjar, disclosed this development in a written response to a question in Rajya Sabha on Friday, July 22nd. According to data from the Bureau of Energy Efficiency (BEE), Ministry of Power, a total of 8,738 Public Charging Stations (PCS) are now active across the country.The surge in EV charging infrastructure can be attributed to the government's efforts to promote electric vehicle adoption through the Faster Adoption and Manufacturing of (Hybrid &) Electric Vehicles in India (FAME India) Scheme, which was launched in 2015 on a nationwide scale.At present, India…