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USHERING INTO NEW ERA

BIS as a national standards body is involved in the activity of standardisation both at the national andinternational level. At the national level it formulates standards, interacts with various stakeholders for itsimplementation. At the international level, the Bureau represents India in the various international technicalcommittees. On the consumer front to safeguard India’s viewpoint, BIS represents India at the ISO/IECcommittee on consumer policy after looking into various aspects through inputs of the national mirrorcommittee.

In order to achieve these objectives and to also provide standards and conformity assessment proceduresthat are relevant and user friendly for the various stakeholders who include the licensees, Chambers ofCommerce and Industry, consumer and consumer organisations, educational institutions, individuals andorganisations interested in Standardisation, the Bureau has taken a number of initiatives under the fold of aprogramme termed “i-Care Programme”.

The i-Care programme was launched by the Hon’ble minister on 19 February 2014 to synergize all stakeholders contribution who otherwise were though working and contributing to the cause of standardisation attheir own levels and domains. This programme would ensure that they complement each other to enablesustainable and tangible benefits to one and all and the nation at large.

To meet this end/aim the formation of a department christened as ‘i-Care’ has been conceived. Thedepartment through the i-Care programme for the industry, consumer and consumer organisations, educationalinstitutions Sales and the government focuses on monitoring the various activities and networking them foroverall benefits. The programmes include the State level committee meets with governmental agencies,licensees and industry meets, consumer awareness meets, educational utilisation of standards awarenessprogrammes.

BIS has simultaneously taken various steps to improve its interaction with various stakeholders which includenewly launched Reward and Public Testing of Sample Schemes are expected to enhance the consumerprotection activity by incentivising the involvement of many a dormant stakeholder. Concerted efforts toencourage and invigorate consumer organisations and students consumer forum would augur well for the futureby making industry more consumer oriented and students more ready for standardisation activities in theindustry.

The implementation of the i-Care programme would enhance the communication amongst all stakeholdersthereby enabling the standards to remain dynamic and at the same time lead to better understanding andimplementation of the Indian Standards and prepare the future generation for a more Standards Aware Era.

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i-Care Initiatives of BIS

Shri H L Upender

Standards News

Licensee’s News

Hallmarking

Consumer Protection and Awerness

i-Care News and Views

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IMPORTANT FEATURES

i-Care Initiatives of BISShri H L Upender

Head, (i-Care), Bureau of Indian Standards

Introduction

Standardization is sine-qua-non for development of thenational economy all over the world. The goals of qualityare set by standardization. Generally the activity consistsof the process of formulating, issuing and implementingstandards. Standards have always been closelyconnected with exchange of goods and services betweensuppliers and consumers. Bureau of Indian Standardshas provided traceable and tangible benefits to economyin a number of ways by providing safe, reliable, qualitygoods; minimizing health hazards to consumers;promoting exports and import substitutes; control overproliferation of varieties etc.

BIS gives utmost thrust for safeguarding and protectingconsumer interest. To further this, it has taken a numberof initiatives in its various activities. To synchronizethese activities and bring in a harmonious and symbioticeffect, a new department, christened ‘i-Care’ has beenformed which could initiate all round action in a focusedmanner and bring together the various stakeholders viz.Industry, Government, Educational Institutions and theConsumer.

i-Care Initiatives

In order to safeguard and protect consumer interest andto enhance the standards culture throughout the nation,BIS has recently initiated an i-Care Programme. Anoverview of the i-Care Programme, its policy objectivesframework and its implementation is elucidated hereunder:

i-Care Policy

Through its activities, BIS endeavours to provide thebenefits of standardization and certification to allstakeholders which include the Industry, Consumers, StateGovernments., other Govt. Departments, EducationalInstitutions etc. and to provide BIS services in time boundmanner and to the satisfaction of BIS customers.

i-Care Policy is supported by the i-Care Objectives andi-Care Programme.

Objectives of i-Care Programme

The primary objectives of the i-Care Programme wouldinclude the following:

– To ensure that consumer interest is wellrepresented in standards development activity ofBIS so as to enable them to actively voice theconcern of the consumer

– To satisfy the customer’s need for quality andsafety of goods and services through operationof Certification Schemes

– To generate awareness on standards, standardmark, and safety and quality of products throughseminars, awareness programmes and publicitycampaigns

– To provide effective and timely service for grantof licence; suitable modifications in the standardsto meet industry needs; keep the systemindustry friendly

– To work towards wider adoption of IndianStandards by the industry, organized purchasers,statutory bodies and universities

– To ensure greater implementation of IndianStandards by regular meetings of State LevelCommittees on Standardization and QualityControl

– To strengthen BIS licensees by taking actionagainst unscrupulous manufacturers who aremisusing the ISI mark

– To promote the sale and use of Indian Standardsby various stakeholders as well as the technologyrelated educational institutions

i-Care Programme at BIS HQs

Efforts are also being made to make BIS a citizen andpeople friendly organization. To deal with consumerrelated activities in a more focused manner and forcreating greater impact, Departments of BIS having direct


interface with the public and consumers, which areConsumer Affairs Department, Enforcement Department,Public relations Department and Sales department atBIS Head Quarters have been placed under the commonumbrella and overall supervision of DDG (i-Care). Besides,the activities of Standards Promotion, Consumer Affairs,Enforcement, Rajiv Gandhi National Quality Award andother such awards have been placed in the newlycreated i-Care Department by merging the existingConsumer Affairs and Enforcement Department andtransferring work related to Rajiv Gandhi National QualityAward and other Awards to i-Care Department.

Standards India, the official journal of BIS has beenredesigned in line with the International journals. Thecontents have become more informative and educativeso as to create interest among the stakeholders. Theelectronic version of the same is also hosted on BISwebsite.

BIS is also intensifying use of media to create awarenessregarding standards and certified products. Forpopularizing various activities of BIS for the benefit ofindustry and consumers, new publicity guidelines havebeen prepared for implementation by Regional and BranchOffices of BIS.

For facilitating the purchase of Indian Standards by thecustomers, the Sale of Indian Standards is now beingdone from all Branch Offices of BIS. With a view tobring out uniformity in the sale of Indian Standards, newGuidelines have been brought out for operation of SalesCounters.

For speedy recording and simplification of procedures,online or across the counter recording of applicationshas been introduced.

A new i-Care website is proposed to be launched shortlyby providing a link from BIS website.

i-Care Programme at Regional Offices of BIS

An i-Care Programme is also being launched across thecountry for the important stakeholders of BIS whichinclude industry, consumers, State Governments.,educational institutions etc. The programme will belaunched with the help of the 5 Regional Offices of BISat Delhi, Chennai, Kolkata, Mumbai and Chandigarh and34 Branch Offices of BIS which are at 24 locations inthe country. A dedicated i-Care Programme Officer hasbeen nominated in each regional office of BIS to dealwith matters related to Consumers, Standards Promotionand Industry meets, Enforcement redressal of PublicComplaints, Publicity and Sales activity by all theBranches under the region. For carrying out this work,

the i-Care Programme Officer receives support of anotherofficer DDPR under DDG of the respective region. TheBranch Offices and all the Inspecting Officers shall beactively involved in this programme. The role of the i-Care Officer shall be to co-ordinate all such efforts. Thefunctions and responsibilities of i-Care Programme Officerhave been well defined so as to make the programmeeffective

i-Care Progamme for various Stakeholders

The i-Care Programme envisages to pass on the benefitsof standardization to the stakeholders of BIS whichinclude Industry, Consumers, Regulators, State Govts.,other Govt. Deptts and Educational Institutions. Themain features of the i-Care programme for differentstakeholders are as follows:

i-Care Programme for Industry

i) Organize minimum one State level Committee(SLC) meeting in each State every year forbetter implementation of standardization andquality control orders.

ii) Organize licensees meets to solve the problemsfaced by the manufacturers, industry, chambersof commerce etc. to encourage more industriesto come forward for taking licence. It is proposedto hold at least 4 such meetings in each stateevery year. Such meetings could be held atdifferent industrial pockets in a state to facilitatebetter industry participation.

iii) Interact with specific Industry Associations atthe national level and other such bodies forbetter coordination regarding matters related toindustry. Organize at least one such meetingwith such bodies per year at the national level.

iv) Promoting licensees of products granted on new/uncovered Indian Standards and thereafter ensuringpublicity of All India First Licence granted by BISthrough press and BIS website so as to attractmore manufacturers of the same product to startmanufacturing quality products.

v) Organize Seminars on important standardspublished by BIS for awareness of the concernedindustries, with concerned technical departmentof BIS.

vi) Organize awareness campaign for the industry toapprise about the requirements and privileges ofRajiv Gandhi National Quality Award. Organizeminimum one Seminar and three AwarenessProgrammes in each of the States under jurisdiction.


vii) Have effective networking with industry, marketand consumer for collection of informationregarding misuse of BIS Standard Mark andawareness campaigns.

viii) Strengthen BIS licensees by launchingprosecution against unscrupulous manufacturersmisusing BIS Standard Mark.

ix) Celebrating World Standards Day and organizingtechnical seminars on important issues ofconcern to industry and other stakeholders.

i–Care Programme for Consumers

For Consumer Awareness

i) Recognizing Consumer Organizations who wouldwork in the interest of consumers and on behalfof BIS.

ii) Enhancing interaction with consumerorganizations of each state by organizing atleast four such meetings every year.

iii) Ensure aggressive consumer awarenesscampaign to provide information to the consumersabout activities of BIS and welfare of consumersat regional, state and district levels as well asin rural areas. Conduct at least one suchawareness programme in each district of everystate under its jurisdiction.

iv) Participation in Exhibitions to reach to thecommon consumer for providing information aboutBIS and its services.

v) Making all Brochures available to commonconsumers in English as well as in regionallanguages and on BIS website. Bringing outnew brochures as per needs of the consumer.

vi) Making the consumer aware of cancelled/expiredlicences through publicity of same & throughBIS website.

vii) Making the Indian Standards available for saleto common consumer at the reception countersof all the regional and branch offices of BIS.

viii) Making the consumer organizations partners incelebration of World Standards Day, NationalStandards Day and Rajiv Gandhi National QualityAward.

ix) Providing the latest information about variousactivities and important events of BIS through“Standards India”, a bi-monthly journal availableon BIS website.

For Consumer Protection

i) Training the representatives of consumerorganizations of the region on “Consumerprotection activities of BIS” by organizingminimum two such programmes every year.

ii) Providing financial support to the trainedrepresentatives, for organizing similar programmesfor other Consumer Associations and consumers.

iii) Empowering consumer to know about theimportant Search and Seizures conducted byBIS and the punishments imposed by Courtson such offenders by giving news in the localnewspapers and hosting such information onBIS website.

iv) Redressal of consumer complaints (online andoffline) about misuse of Standard Mark, qualityof W mark product, hallmarked jewellery andservices of BIS, in a time bound manner.

v) Empowering consumer to get the W markedproduct tested from BIS recognized labs andhallmarked jewellery from BIS referral lab toprotect them from being cheated.

vi) Helping consumers to get compensatory in casethe quality of W marked product/purity ofhallmarked jewellery found to be lower than thatdeclared/marked on the product/jewellery.

vii) To take action against the unscrupulousmanufacturers misusing W mark/hallmark.Rewarding the informers as per the provisionscontained in the ‘’BIS Reward Scheme’’, forproviding genuine information to BIS.

viii) Encouraging more consumer organizations torepresent on policy making.

ix) Delivery of important services of BIS to allcustomers, as per time norms stipulated in theCitizen Charter hosted on BIS website.

i- Care Programme for Educational Institutions

i) Conducting Educational Utilization of Standards(EUS) Programmes to educate students aboutthe standardization and use of related standardsin their curriculum by organizing suchprogrammes in each of the Educational Institutionof the region.

ii) Providing discipline-wise material of EUS to thestudents. Developing material for those disciplineswhere such material does not exist.


iii) Improving interaction with Standard forums ofengineering/other colleges of the regionfor awareness of students and providing grant tosuch forums for promoting Indian Standards.Organizing minimum of one such interactionswith such forum every year.

i-Care Programme for Sale of Indian Standards

i) For facilitating the purchase of Indian Standardsby the customers, the Sale of Indian Standardsis now being done from all Regional and

Branch Offices of BIS through the ReceptionCounters.

ii) With a view to bring out uniformity in the saleof Indian Standards, new Guidelines have beenbrought out for operation of Sales Counters.

The above initiatives and their consistent and focusedimplementation at all levels over the next few years isexpected to bring about a standards culture and itsconsequent benefits for all stakeholders of Standardizationactivity.

BIS PREPARES ROAD MAP FOR CONSUMER PROTECTION

With a view to make BIS people friendly organization and for safeguarding Consumer interest, Prof. K.V.Thomas, Hon’ble Minister for Consumer Affairs (Independent Charge) launched an i-Care Programme on19 February 2014.

While launching the logo of theprogramme, Hon’ble Ministersaid that the main aim of BISwas to engage all stakeholders,including Industry, market andconsumers effectively. He furtheradded that the i-Care activitiesincluded Consumer awarenessand protection besides complaintredressal, industry awareness,promotion of standardsandeducating students.

Under the programme, the BIShas also launched the schemefor recognition of consumerorganizations. The scheme willempower consumers to get theW Marked Products tested fromthe BIS recognized Labs andHallmarked Jewellery from the BISreferral Lab to protect them frombeing cheated.

Shri Sunil Soni, IAS, DirectorGeneral, BIS informed that over26500 licences covering more than900 products had already beenunder the BIS Product CertificationScheme and making concerted

efforts for bringing more industry under the BIS umbrella. Also, he added that efforts are intensified for creatingawareness of quality products among the Industry and also educating consumers to exercise their rights.

Shri Soni stated that to further strengthen consumer protection, reward scheme has been introduced tosuitablyreward those giving genuine information regarding misuse of W Mark/Hallmark to the maximum ofRs 5,000.00.


STANDARDS NEWS

DIVISION COUNCIL

Electronics and Information Technology

The thirteenth meeting of Electronics andTelecommunication (LITD) Division Council meeting washeld on 6 February 2014 at BIS Auditorium.

During the meting LITDC formed a new technicalcommittee on Alarm and Electronic Security Systemsfor formulating standards to meet the ever increasingdemand of security threats being faced in India. Thiscommittee would deal with all issues related to equipmentand systems, either used by ordinary persons or bytrained people in the residential and non-residentialapplications, such as, Access control systems, Alarmtransmission systems, Video surveillance systems, etc.The meeting of the Council was addressed by Shri SunilSoni, Director General (DG), BIS. Shri Soni in his remarksexpressed that IT sector is a very important area wherethe work on standardization should be taken up in rightearnest. India is a recognized technical power house inIT sector and a major share of the export earning of ourcountry comes from this sector which is crucial forIndian economy. Therefore, India must play vital role inleading the activity in standard formulation in this sector.He also briefed the members regarding various initiativestaken by BIS in providing necessary thrust to theformulation of standard at the national level.

Smt Parminder Bajaj, Sc-G and Chief (Standardization)informed the Council about the new initiatives taken byBIS in meeting the expectation of stakeholders byexpediting process of printing of standards. She alsomentioned about a few policy decisions, such as,

increasing frequency of stakeholders’ consultation,provision for funding in participation at national andinternational level standardization work. Dr M D Tiwari,Chairman in his opening remarks expressed satisfactionat the progress of work of this Council and hoped thatthe work on software would be expedited.

The Council also decided to reorganize the work of theconcerned committee related to e-Governance consideringthat it has high importance in the national level forimplementation.

SECTIONAL COMMITTEE

CED 29 Construction Management (IncludingSafety)

The Eleventh Meeting of the Construction Management(Including Safety) Sectional Committee, CED 29 of BISwas held on 18 February 2014 under the Chairmanshipof Shri P. Krishnan, Former Director General, CPWD.

In his opening remarks, the Chairman informed that, aspart of the project, the first standard covering generalguidelines had already been published as IS 15883(Part 1), and thereafter Part 2 Time Management andPart 5 Health & Safety Management had beenpublished. He further informed about the work done bythe Conveners and members of the concerned Working

Groups by bringing within reasonabletime the further draft standardson Cost Management, QualityManagement, Scope Managementand Risk Management, coming upfor finalization in this meeting alongwith the recommendations of thePanel for Construction ProjectManagement, CED 29/P1. With this,he said, standards/drafts were nowavailable on most of the importantaspects of Construction ProjectManagement. He mentioned that thiswould be followed by work on otherareas like Procurement Managementand Human Resource Management.He also expressed happiness thatwork on project formulation and

appraisal, which was pending for quite some time,had also been initiated by the newly constitutedWorking Group, work under which was progressingsteadily. Explaining the overall plan of action forconstruction management standards, the Chairman


mentioned that, based on the experience in use of thestandards, it could be considered at appropriate stageto review and if possible, elevate these as codes ofpractices. He added that apart from this project, theSectional Committee had embarked upon an importanttask of regular revision of safety codes, with four suchrevisions already published, work on more suchstandards should be taken up so as to slowly review/revise all these.

During the meeting, the Committee considered thefollowing draft Indian Standards and finalized the samefor adoption and publication:

Doc No. : CED 29 (7906) Construction projectmanagement — Guidelines:Part 3 Cost management[IS 15883 (Part 3)]

Doc No. : CED 29 (7907) Construction projectmanagement — Guidelines:Part 4 Quality management[IS 15883 (Part 4)]

Doc No. : CED 29 (7908) Construction projectmanagement — Guidelines:Part 6 Scope management[IS 15883 (Part 6)]

Doc No. : CED 29 (7909) Construction projectmanagement — Guidelines:Part 8 Risk management[IS 15883 (Part 8)

In the meeting, discussions were also held for taking upwork on the following parts by the concerned expertWorking Groups and it was decided to discuss the draftstandards so received in the next meeting:

1) Construction Project Management — Guidelines:Part 7 Procurement Management [IS 15883(Part 7)]

2) Construction Project Management — Guidelines:Part 9 Communication Management [IS 15883(Part 9)]

The Committee also reviewed the work being done bythe concerned expert Working Group for development ofa separate Indian Standard Guidelines onConstruction Project Formulation and Appraisal. Itwas noted that an initial draft on the subject had sincebeen attempted and was under further consideration ofthe Working Group for updating the same beforecirculation of the same.

Transport Engineering

TED 16 Bicycles

The eighteenth meeting of Bicycles Sectional Committee,TED 16 was held on 22 February 2014 at M/s HeroCycles Ltd, G.T. Road, Heronagar, Ludhiana under thechairmanship of Shri Paramjeeth Singh, Ex GeneralManager, R&D Centre, Ludhiana.

a) During the meeting the Committee finalized thefollowing draft Indian Standards for printing as IndianStandards

Doc No. : TED 16 (911) Bicycle — Bicycle airpumps — Specification (First Revision of IS 9225)

Doc No. : TED 16 (9122) Bicycle — Cotter pins,washers and nuts — Specification (Second Revisionof IS 1282)

b) New panel constituted to review the followingdocument in the light of comments received fromM/s Atlas Cycles and M/s Avon Cycles on thisdocument.

Doc No. : TED 16 (957) W Draft Amendment No.1 to IS 960 : 2005 Bicycle rim tapes and buckles —Specification (Second Revision)

c) During the meeting the Committee decided towithdraw the following standard as it is amalgamatedwith IS 629 : 2013 (Third Revision).

IS 12205 : 1988 Specification for bicycle hubassembly — PH type

d) During the meeting the Committee decided to re-affirm the following documents after the due date6 March 2014, in case no comments received fromthe committee members

IS 1132 : 2009 Bicycle — Bottom bracket ballcups — Specification (ThirdRevision) of IS 1132 andamalgamating with IS 1133,IS 11734 and IS 117)

IS 14363 : 2009/ Cycles — Luggage carriers forISO 11243 : 1994 bicycles — Concepts, classi-

fication and testing (FirstRevision)

Besides the above, the committee reviewed the progresson the action emerging out of the decisions of the lastmeeting and took decisions on the pending issues.


Seminars and Conferences

Bicycle and its Components — Standardization

A one day Interactive Seminar on Bicycle and itsComponents — Standardization on 22 February 2014 atM/s Hero cycles Ltd, Hero Nagar, G T Road Ludhiana(Punjab) was organized by the Transport EngineeringDepartment (TED) of the Bureau of Indian Standards.The seminar was attended by participants from all majorbicycle manufactures of India, components manufacturers,officers of R&D centre for bicycle and sewing machine,Ludhiana, BIS licensees of bicycle components andsenior officers of B1S.

Main objective/aim of this interactive seminar was:

(i) to creat awareness among the industry aboutIndian Standards on bicycle and its componentsbrought out by the Bicycle Sectional Committee,TED 16 of the Bureau of Indian Standards.

(ii) need to share the latest developments whichtook place recently after the decision ofGovernment Regulatory Authorities for consideringmandatory compliance (Mandatory RegistrationScheme) to the requirement of Retro ReflectiveTapes/Devices through relevant BIS standardsfor bicycles, to increase awareness and to getfeedback for amendments, if any in the presentstatus of relevant standards, that is, IS 10613 :2004/ISO 4210 : 1996 ‘Cycles — Safetyrequirement for bicycles’ and IS/ISO 6742-2 :1985 ‘Requirement of retro-reflective devices’, ifbrought under certification scheme to meet thesafety requirements as specified in the abovestandards.

(iii) to know the status of implementation of IndianStandards published by the Bureau of IndianStandards for bicycle and its components.

(iv) to update the standardization work being doneat National and International level. India being asignatory to WTO and a large exporter of bicycleand its components, need to harmonize NationalStandards with International Standards. Todiscuss and initiate action to increase theparticipation in the formulation of InternationalStandards so as to adopt them as NationalStandard without any problem.

(v) to know the problems faced by the industry inimplementation of these standards, to identifynew areas for standardization and to appraisebicycle and its component manufacturers aboutthe developments/changes in the operation ofBIS Certification Schemes.

INAUGURAL SESSION

Shri O P Munjal, Chairman, M/s Hero Cycles Ltd wasthe chief guest and inaugurated this seminar. In hisinaugural address he highlighted the need of conductingsuch a seminar, and he emphasized on the need formore interaction between industry representatives andBIS. He emphasised the delegates on quality of thebicycles and parts to be taken on serious note asbicycles from other countries are having a high standardand quality. Indian industry has to take the challenge tomeet them.

Shri P C Joshi, Sc-F and Head (TED) formally welcomedall the delegates attending the seminar and highlightedthe objectives of the programme. India being a signatoryto WTO and a large exporter of bicycles and itscomponents, he also stressed on the need for increasein participation in the formulation of InternationalStandards so as to adopt them as National Standardswithout any problem. He hoped that all the participantswill actively participate in the deliberations and givetheir views so that useful recommendations emergedfrom this Seminar.

Shri Paramjeet Singh, Chairman of Bicycle SectionalCommittee, TED 16 and who has also served asGeneral Manager, in his keynote address highlightedthe work done at National and International level in thearea of bicycle and its components. He also appreciatedthe efforts made by BIS in organizing this seminarto create awareness among Industry about thestandardization work done at National and Internationallevel and stressed the need for active participation ofindustry representatives in these meetings for formulationof International Standards so as to put forth India’sview point while formulating ISO standards. He requestedBIS to organize such seminars with the involvementof industry, Regulatory and R&D Centres which willgive more fruitful results for progress in the work ofstandardization.

TECHNICAL SESSIONS

In the Technical Session which was chaired byShri Paramjeet Singh, Chairman of Bicycle SectionalCommittee, TED 16, six technical papers were presentedby officers from BIS, R&D center for bicycle and sewingmachine and representatives of industry.

Shri B K Murthy, Sc-E, Member Secretary, SectionalCommittee TED 16, BIS, in his presentation apprisedthe participants on Standardization in the field of Bicycleand its components, the aims, level and benefitsof standardization (to consumers, manufacturers,technologists and traders, etc). He informed about the


various activities of BIS including the process offormulation of standards at National and Internationallevel. He highlighted the standards formulated by BicycleSectional Committee, TED 16 and ISO Standards ofISO/TC 149 and its subcommittee SC 1. He informedthe delegates about the revision of ISO standards onsafety requirements of bicycle and participation byIndian Experts in the process of revision of thesestandards. As these standards are adopted as Nationalstandards, he requested the industry representative togo through the draft International standards and sendtheir comments so that India’s viewpoint can be takeninto account while finalizing the draft revision of thesestandards. He further informed the house about theIndian Standards related to bicycle components undercertification.

Shri Bernard WU Kweng Mun, Sr Executive, Shimano(Singapore) PTE. Ltd, highlighted on recent designs/technical changes in the modern cycles for variousapplications. He stressed that the quality of the bodyframe in the bicycle is very important as if plays amajor role in heavy duty and mountaineering bicycleswhere strength is very important. He explained, abouttheir parts of the bicycle and design to be controlled asper their requirement to get best performance out ofthem.

Shri R S Bains, Manager (Design and Development)from the R&D centre for bicycle and sewing machine,Ludhiana highlighted about the various activities of R&Dcentre and developments made in the field of bicycleand its components. In his presentation he informed thehouse about the various testing facilities available forbicycle and its components and accreditation of theirlaboratory by NABL and approval from BIS for testing ofbicycle and its components for getting BIS StandardMark. He informed the house about the design of variousfixtures by their centre for testing of bicycle and itscomponents. Also appraised the delegates on testingmethods of all the components of Bicycle and its safetyrequirements. Three methods mainly Static Testing,Dynamic Testing and Brake Performance Testing.Presentation was given to highlight the importance oftesting for the safety and reliability of the product. Thegrowing importance of quality management has asubstantial role for the good brand manufacturers tomake their product competent in the high-end marketsegment, he said. So keeping in view all these factors,it was stressed that every manufacturer should havetesting facility at their door step.

Shri S K Rai, Managing Director, of Hero Cycles Ltdpresented the scenario of the Indian Industry vs GlobalCycle Industry. He appraised the delegates that India is

topping the list of exports and shares a major revenuefrom exports and emphasized on the importance ofNational and International Standards and theirimplementation for the safety of consumer and nationaleconomy. He also highlighted the challenges ahead withthe industry and the role of National Standards in theirorganizations. He explained that if we cannot wake upand improve the performance of Indian bicycles as perthe international quality, the Indian industry will collapsewithout sufficient international demand.

Shri Sharva, Manager from M/s Hero Cycles Ltd,Ludhiana presented the technical differences amongvarious international (global) standards (ISO, US, EN,CPSC, etc) for all components of Bicycles and theirtest methods. He emphasised that India can easilyqualify when standards are followed.

Shri Arivalzhan, Northern Regional Office of BIS, presenteda paper on Product Certification Scheme of BIS. In hispresentation, he appraised the audience about the detailedprocedures for applying for grant of BIS license. Heinformed the list of documents required to be submittedalong with the application. In case of simplified procedurethe additional formalities required to be done whileapplying was also informed to the delegates. After grantof license the detailed procedure during the operation oflicense was also intimated.

Shri D K Singla, Transpoft Engineering Department, BISpresented details regarding overview of various BISactivities. He further enlightened the delegates with thedetails of various new initiatives — like Registrationscheme for electronic and Information Technologyproducts, collection of Indian Standards, Introduction ofgrades in Indian Standards for categorization of licencesbased on past performance, reward scheme for informersregarding misuse of BIS standard mark, launching ofAndroid mobile applications to get licensee information,creation of i-care departments etc.

Seminar on Hydrometry

Water Resources Department (WRD), BIS organized aseminar on the subject of Hydrometry on 13-14thFebruary 2014 in collaboration with Central Water andPower Research Station (under Ministry of WaterResources, Government of India) at their campus inKhadakwasla, Pune. It was envisaged that the seminarwould provide an opportunity not only for disseminationof information about existing Indian Standards and alsoISO standards on the subject but also for seekingideas about standardization of the best practices andnew developments in the field of hydrometricdeterminations.


The seminar was attended by delegates hailing fromdifferent organizations like Central Water Commission,National Institute of Hydrology, Central Water and PowerResearch Station (CWPRS), Bhakra Beas ManagementBoard, Chandigarh, Irrigation departments from variousstates, National Water Academy, PWD, Indian Instituteof Tropical Meteorology, etc.

about the work going on in ISO/TC 113 and itssubcommittees, secretariat and Chair of some of whichis also held by India member body. Delegates were alsoinformed of the wide range of topics being covered inthe seminar.

Shri S Govindan, Director, CWPRS also welcomed thedelegates and emphasized on therole of his organization in offering awide range of R&D services relatedto water and energy resourcesdevelopment, river engineeringproblems and the coastaldevelopment projects. Whilestressing on the active contributionof CWPRS in the process ofpreparation and updation of variousIndian and International standards,he reiterated on the institute’scommitment in contributing to thedevelopment of need basedstandards in future too. He hopedthat the seminar will give ample

opportunity to the delegates to exchange ideas anddiscuss engineering problems of mutual interest.

Dr (Mrs) V V Bhosekar, Joint Director, CWPRS welcomedthe delegates to the seminar. In her address sheemphasized on the important role ofmethods of measurement of data,equipment, instruments and datatransmission and management inhydrometry. She also highlighted therole played by CWPRS in developingand revising the standards in thisfield.

Shri J C Arora, Sc. F and Head(WRD), BIS informed the delegatesabout the objectives behind holdingof this seminar. He also stressedthat the key objectives for holding ofthe seminar is to assess the gap instandardization on the subject andalso to assess the need for updation of some of theexisting standards based on the field experiences of thedelegates. He emphasized on how a proper assessmentof water resources potential is a pre-requisite withoutwhich it is impossible to plan, design, construct, operateand maintain water resource projects catering tocompeting demands of irrigation, domestic and industrialwater supply, generation of electrical energy etc. Heemphasized on the work done by BIS in the area ofHydrometry through its Sectional Committee, WRD 01.He reiterated the Bureau’s commitment for providing thestakeholders with appropriate codification that supportsand facilitates them in their pursuit of a sustainablewater infrastructure in India. Delegates were also informed

The Chief Guest for the occasion was, Shri K N Keshri,Member (River Management), Central Water Commission.In his inaugural address he highlighted the reason forsound hydrometric data being indispensable clarifyingthat it helps to avoid costly and risky errors in thelayout of water-related engineering works. He stated thatreal-time hydrometric data offers instant benefits in theoperation and control of water systems or as inputs toflood-forecasting models. While stressing that themanagement of river basins and groundwater resourcescannot be achieved at the geographical or political levelalone, he reiterated the role played by internationallyaccepted standards in stream flow measurements andwater sharing. In his speech, Shri Keshri also highlighted


the role played by Central Water Commission and CentralWater and Power Research Station (CWPRS) inhydrometrical determinations in India. He concluded byappreciating the efforts of BIS in standardization oftechnical information at National and International levelsand for organizing the seminar, which he felt wouldserve as a good forum for advancing innovation and forcommunication of best practices regarding hydrometricaldetermination in India.

The Inaugural session followed by two technicalsessions over a period of two days were chaired byDr R G Patil, Chief Research Officer, CWPRS andDr (Mrs) V V Bhosekar, Joint Director, CWPRS whois also the chairman ISO/TC 113/SC 6, the ISO sub-committee on Sediment Transport. Thirteen technicalpapers were selected for this seminar, out of whichnine presentations were delivered in person. Thetechnical papers were incorporated in the seminarproceedings which were distributed to delegates inCD format on the occasion.

The topics of the papers of the seminar are as follows:

— Measurement of Liquid Flow in River Sutlej atBhakra Dam, Shri S P Singh and Shri RakeshKumar Sharma, Bhakra Beas ManagementBoard, Nangal

— Design and Calibration of Spillways forDischarging Capacity with Special Reference toHydro-Meteorological Conditions and ClimateChange, Dr M R Bhajantri and Dr (Mrs) V VBhosekar, Central Water and Power ResearchStation, Pune

— Discharge Measurement in High Altitude StreamsDominated by Melt and Rainfall Contribution,Dr Manohar Arora, Shri Rakesh Kumar, ShriJatin Malhotra, Shri Naresh Kumar, NationalInstitute of Hydrology, Roorkee

— Real Time Decision SupportSystem for EnvironmentalFlow Regulation, Shri MSelva Balan and Shri SDhayalan, Central Water andPower Research Station,Pune

— Problems and Prospects ofFlow Measurement Devicesand their Selection, Shri S KSrivastava, Dr R N Sankhuaand Shri Sunil Kumar, NationalWater Academy, Pune

— Review of ISO/BIS Standards on Hydrometry,Dr R G Patil and Shri M N Singh, CentralWater and Power Research Station, Pune

— Sediment measurements in rivers and reservoir-Role of ISO standards, Dr Neena Isaac andDr (Mrs) V V Bhosekar, Central Water andPower Research Station, Pune

— Role of method, equipment, instrument and datatransmission and management in WaterResources Project, Dr A K Sharma and Shri KK Mathur, WAPCOS, Jaipur

— Verification of Different Formulae Laid Down inIS 9108 for Discharge measurement, Shri AdityaKumar Dinkar, Shri Subhash Mitra, Shri ShankarKumar Saha and Shri Ajay Kumar Sharma,Irrigation Research Institute, Roorkee

— Development of an Innovative and Efficient CriticalFlow Meter, Prof S K Mazumder, Consultant,New Delhi

— Effectiveness of Depressed Flexible Apron ofBarrages in Dissipation of Turbulent KineticEnergy, Dr Kapileswar Mishra, Synergy Instituteof Technology, Bhubaneswar

Apart from the above papers, the following two paperswere also presented by BIS officers during the seminar,which were widely appreciated;

— Hydrometry and ISO/TC 113, Shri J C Arora,Sc. F and Head, Water Resources Department

— Hydrometric Determinations and Standards,Ms Kanika Kalia, Sc. C, Water ResourcesDepartment and Organizing Secretary of theSeminar


The above papers stressed the necessity for codificationof proper guidelines in hydrometric determinations, sothat there is uniformity of practices leading to an easierand practical review of the findings to reach a definitivetechnical conclusion. While highlighting the existingstandards and areas covered therein, they delineatedthe increasing importance of good quality hydrometricdata and the International and National Standardizationefforts in the areas of hydrometric determinations.

Delegates discussed a number of issues to assess andascertain the feasibility of formulation/updation ofstandards in the areas covered by the seminar.

The technical sessions were followed by a visit to someof the physical models in CWPRS, such as, MumbaiPort including the Panvel International Airport, TeestaStage-IV Spillway, Reservoir Flushing and Desilting Basinof Mangdechu Hydroelectric Project, Canal Automation,etc. The laboratory visit included a visit to the currentmeter rating setup, volumetric and gravimetric flowmeasurement facilities, etc. The delegates also visitedthe exhibition hall at CWPRS wherein exhibits andworking table models were displayed including modelsshowing breakwaters, desilting mechanism forhydropower projects, penstock bifurcation at NatphaJhakri Hydroelectric Project, in situ strain and vibrationmeasurement at Sileru Hydroelectric Project, two tierspillway and energy dissipator, etc.

Explore the possibility of standards addressing:

a) Non-contact devices such as radar and watervelocity measurement by image processingtechniques.

b) Design of very small (1.5 to 3 m height) anicuts,check dams/grade walls including stabilityanalysis

e) Rehabilitation of embankment dams

f) Sediment flushing techniques

g) Snow hydrometry

f) Communication equipment for hydrometry data

g) Guideline for canal and dam gate regulation

h) Physical modelling methods

Feedback was also received regarding updation of existingstandards such as;

a) IS 9761 : 1995 Hydropower intakes – criteria forhydraulic design (First Revision)

b) IS 12967 (Part 1) : 1990 Analysis of hydraulictransients in hydro-electric and pumpingplants — Code of practice : Part 1 Criteria foranalysis

c) IS 13877 : 1993 Planning anddesign of fish pass — Guidelines

d) IS 15352 : 2003/ISO 6420 : 1984Liquid flow measurement in openchannels — Position fixingequipment for hydrometric boats

e) ISO 6416 : 2004 Hydrometry —Measurement of dischargeby the ultrasonic (acoustic)method

The concerned sectional committeeand subcommittee wil l beconsidering the above suggestionsin their next meeting for initiatingappropriate actions. The seminarwas appreciated by the participants

as it focussed not only on the theoretical contentsbut also touched upon practical visualization of thesome aspects of hydrometry.

The suggestions that emerged from the seminar werenot only for hydrometry but for other areas also and areas follows:


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vkbZ,l 10 ¼Hkkx 2½ % 2013 IykbZoqMdh pk;-isfV;k¡ — fof”kf’V % Hkkx 2IykbZoqM ¼NBk iqujh{k.k ½

IS 10 (Part 2) : 2013 —Specification for plywood tea-chest :Part 2 Plywood (Sixth Revision)

vkbZ,l 770 % 2013 Hkkjrh; dks;yk]fyxukbV rFkk lseh-vaFkzklkbV dkoxhZdj.k vkSj dksMhfQds”ku ¼rhljk

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IS 770 : 2013 ‘Classification andcodification of Indian coals, lignitesand semi-anthracites (ThirdRevision)

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IS 1281 : 2014 Bicycles —Cranks and chain wheels —Specification (Third Revision)

vkbZ,l 2152 % 2013 i”kq/ku vkgkj?kVd ds :i esa eDdk XywVsu &fof”kf’V ¼nwljk iqujh{k.k ½

IS 2152 : 2013 Maize gluten aslivetock feed ingredient —Specification (Second Revision)

vkbZ,l 2491 % 2013 [kk| LoPNrk— lkekU; fl)kar — jhfr lafgrk¼rhljk iqujh{k.k ½

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isfV;k¡ — fof”kf’V % Hkkx 2 IykbZoqM ¼ik¡pokiqujh{k.k ½

IS 10 (Part 2) : 1996 Specification for plywoodtea-chest Part 2 Plywood (Fifth Revision)

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vkbZ,l 1281 % 1996 lkbfdy — Øsad vkSj psuOghy — fof”kf’V ¼nwljk iqujh{k.k ½

IS 1281 : 1996 Bicycles - Cranks and chainwheels — Specification (Second Revision)

vkbZ,l 2152 % 1972 edbZ XywVu Hkj.k ds fy,— fof”kf’V ¼igyk iqujh{k.k ½

IS 2152 : 1972 — Specification for maizegluten feed (First Revision)

vkbZ,l 2491 % 1998 [kk| LoPNrk — lkekU;fl)kar — jhfr lafgrk ¼nwljk iqujh{k.k ½

IS 2491 : 1998 Food Hygiene — Generalprinciples — Code of practice (SecondRevision)

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vkbZ,l 3074 % 2005 eksVj okgu gsrq bLikrufydk,¡ — fof”kf’V ¼nwljk iqujh{k.k ½

IS 3074 : 2005 Steel tubes for Automotivepurposes — Specification (Second Revision)

vkbZ,l 4046 ¼Hkkx 1½ % 1981 iq#’kksa ds fy,lwrh dkWVu /kkjhnkj cqus gq, czhQ dh fof”kf’V %Hkkx 1 2-IykbZ /kkjhnkj — cquk gqvk ¼nwljk

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IS 4046 (Part 1) : 1981 Specification for gentscotton rib knitted briefs : Part 1 2-ply rib-knitted (Second Revision)

vkbZ,l 4046 ¼Hkkx 2½ % 1996 oL=kfn — iq#’kksads fy, lwrh p<~<h — fof”kf’V % Hkkx 2 lknhcquh ¼igyk iqujh{k.k ½

IS 4046 (Part 2) : 1996 Textiles — Gents’cotton briefs — Specification : Part 2 Plainknitted (First Revision)

vkbZ,l 4376 % 2013 oL=kfn — iq#’kksa ds fy,NksVs lwrh tk¡f/k, ¼Vªad½ — fof”kf’V ¼igyk

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IS 4376 : 1996 Textiles — Gents’ cottonshort drawers (trunks) — Specification (FirstRevision)

vkbZ,l 5121 % 1969 ikbfyax o vU; xgjh uhao— lqj{kk lafgrk ¼igyk iqujh{k.k ½

IS 5121 : 1969 Safety code for piling andother deep foundations (First Revision)

LFkkfir Hkkjrh; ekud ¼dksa½dh la[;k o”kZ vkSj ‘kh”kZdNumber and Year of the IndianStandards Established

vkbZ,l 3074 % 2013 eksVj okgugsrq bLikr ufydk,¡ — fof”kf’V¼rhljk iqujh{k.k ½

IS 3074 : 2013 Steel tubes forAuthomotive purposes —Specification (Third Revision)

vkbZ,l 4046 ¼Hkkx 1½ % 2013 oL=kfn— iq#’kksa ds fy, lwrh p<~<h —

fof”kf’V % Hkkx 11 1-fjc cquh ¼rhljk

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IS 4046 (Part 1) : 2013 Textiles— Gents’ cotton briefs —Specification : Part 11 1-RibKnitted (Third Revision)

vkbZ,l 4046 ¼Hkkx 2½ % 2013 oL=kfn— iq#’kksa ds fy, lwrh p<~<h —

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IS 4046 (Part 2) : 2013 Textiles— Gents’ cotton briefs —Specification : Part 2 Plain knitted(Second Revision)

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iq#’kksa ds fy, NksVs lwrh tk¡f/k,¼Vªad½ — fof”kf’V ¼nwljk iqujh{k.k ½

IS 4376 : 2013 Textiles – Gents’cotton short drawers (trunks) —Specification (Second Revision)

vkbZ,l 5121 % 2013 ikbfyax ovU; xgjh uhao — lqj{kk dksM¼nwljk iqujh{k.k ½

IS 5121 : 2014 Piling and otherDeep foundations — Code ofSafety (Second Revision)



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vkbZ,l 5429 % 2013 eksVj okgugsrq bLikr ufydkvksa ds vk;ke¼nwljk iqujh{k.k ½

IS 5429 : 2013 Dimensions forsteel tubes for automotivepurposes (Second Revision)

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IS 6313 (Part 2) : 2013 Code ofpractice for anti-termite measuresin buildings : Part 2 Pre-constructional chemical treatmentmeasures (Third Revision)

vkbZ,l 6313 ¼Hkkx 3½ % 2013 Hkouksaesa nhed-vojks/kd mipkj gsrq jhfrlafgrk % Hkkx 3 iwoZ fufeZr Hkouksadk mipkj ¼rhljk iqujh{k.k ½

IS 6313 (Part 3) : 2013 Code ofpractice for anti-termite measuresin buildings : Part 3 Treatment forexisting buidlings (Third Revision)

vkbZ,l 6752 % 2014 Qsjl ikbi vkSjufy;ksa ds pqEcdh; d.k nks’k fudkyusdh jhfr lafgrk ¼nwljk iqujh{k.k ½

IS 6752 : 2014 Code of practicefor magnetic particle flaw detectionof ferrous pipes and tubes(Second Revision)

vkbZ,l 7236 % 2013 dkWQh vkSj dkQhmRikn — “kCnkoyh ¼igyk iqujh{k.k ½

IS 7236 : 2013 Coffee and coffeeproducts — Vocabulary (FirstRevision)

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vkbZ,l 5429 % 1979 eksVj okgu gsrq bLikrufydkvksa ds vk;ke ¼igyk iqujh{k.k ½

IS 5429 : 1979 Dimensions for steel tubes forautomotive purposes (First Revision)

vkbZ,l 6313 ¼Hkkx 2½ % 2001 Hkouksa esa nhed-

vojks/kd mipkj gsrq jhfr lafgrk % Hkkx 2 fuekZ.kls iwoZ jlk;kfud mipkj ¼nwljk iqujh{k.k ½

IS 6313 (Part 2) : 2001 Code of practice foranti-termite measures in buildings : Part 2Pre-constructional chemical treatmentmeasures (Second Revision)

vkbZ,l 6313 ¼Hkkx 3½ % 2001 Hkouksa esa nhed-

vojks/kd mipkj gsrq jhfr lafgrk % Hkkx 3 iwoZfufeZr Hkouksa dk mipkj ¼nwljk iqujh{k.k ½

IS 6313 (Part 3) : 2001 Code of Practice foranti-termite measures in buildings : Part 3Treatment for existing buildings (SecondRevision)

vkbZ,l 6752 % 1991 Qsjl ikbi vkSj ufy;ksa dspqEcdh; d.k nks’k fudkyus dh jhfr lafgrk¼igyk iqujh{k.k ½

IS 6752 : 1991 Code of practice for magneticparticle flaw-detection of ferrous pipes andtubes (First Revision)

vkbZ,l ,l 7236 % 1974 dkWQh ,oa mldsmRiknksa gsrq ikfjHkkf’kd “kCnkoyh

IS 7236 : 1974 Glossary of terms for coffeeand its products


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vkbZ,l 7835 % 1975 [kkus ;ksX; e/;e-olk lks;kvkVk ds fy, fof”kf’V

IS 7835 : 1975 Specification for ediblemedium-fat soya flour

vkbZ,l 7836 % 1975 fof”kf’V [kkus ;ksX; de-

olk lks;k vkVk

IS 7836 : 1975 Specification edible low-fatsoya flour

vkbZ,l 7837 % 1975 [kkus ;ksX; iw.kZ-olk lks;kvkVk ds fy, fof”kf’V

IS 7837 : 1975 Specification for edible full-fatsoya flour

vkbZ,l 9338 % 1984 ikuh laca/kh dk;ks± dsç;kstukFkZ <yoka vk;ju LØw&Mkmu LVkWi okYo,oa LVkWi ,oa pSd okYo dh fof”kf’V ¼igyk

iqujh{k.k ½

IS 9338 : 1984 Specification for cast ironscrew-down stop valves and stop and checkvalves for water works purposes (FirstRevision)

vkbZ,l 9453 % 1987 l~opy okguksa ds Vk;jV~;wc okYoksa ds fy, okYo dSIl ds fy, fof”kf’V¼igyk iqujh{k.k ½

IS 9453 : 1987 Specification for valve capsfor tyre tube valves for automotive vehicles(First Revision)


vkbZ,l 7835 % 2013 [kkus ;ksX;e/;e-olk lks;k vkVk — fof”kf’V¼igyk iqujh{k.k ½

IS 7835 : 2013 Edible medium-fatsoya flour — Specification (FirstRevision)

vkbZ,l 7836 % 2013 [kkus ;ksX;de-olk lks;k vkVk — fof”kf’V¼igyk iqujh{k.k ½

IS 7836 : 2013 Edible low-fat soyaflour — Specification (FirstRivision)

vkbZ,l 7837 % 2013 [kkus ;ksX;iw.kZ-olk lks;k vkVk — fof”kf’Vfof”kf’V ¼igyk iqujh{k.k ½

IS 7837 : 2013 Edible full-fatsoya flour — Specification (FirstRevision)

vkbZ,l 9338 % 2013 tydy dsfy, dkLV vk;ju@,l th vk;ju@dkLV LVhy ds LØw&Mkmu jksd okYo— fof”kf’V ¼nwljk iqujh{k.k ½

IS 9338 : 2013 Cast iron/S.G.iron/Cast steel screw-down stopvalves for water works purposes— Specification (Second Revision)

vkbZ,l 9453 % 2014 l~opy okguksads Vk;j V~;wc okYoksa ds fy, okYodSIl & fof”kf’V ¼nwljk iqujh{k.k ½

IS 9453 : 2014 Specification forvalve caps for tyre tube valves forautomotive vehicles —Specification (Second Revision)



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IS 10386 (Part 5) : 2014 Safetycode for construction, operationand main-tenance of river valleyprojects : Part 5 Electrical aspects(First Revision)

vkbZ,l 10966 % 2014 ok;q;ku dsVk;jksa ds okYo — varfoZfue;rkvk;ke ¼igyk iqujh{k.k ½

IS 10966 : 2014 Tyre valvesfor aircraft — Interchangeabilitydimensions (First Revision)

vkbZ,l 11497 % 2014 nh?kZdky dsfy, ew= fudkl ds fy, ds;sVj]Qksyh jcM & fof”kf’V ¼igyk

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IS 11497 : 2014 Catheter, Foley’srubber, for prolonged urinarydrainage — Specification (FirstRevision)

vkbZ,l 12949 % 2013 feV~Vh rFkkjkWdfQy ds cka/kksa esa ja/kz nkc ekiuds fy, midj.kksa dk laLFkkiu]j[kj[kko vkSj çs{k.k — fo|qr ja/kznkc lsy dEih rkj fdLe — jhfrlafgrk ¼igyk iqujh{k.k ½

IS 12949 : 2013 Installation,maintenance and observation ofinstruments for pore pressuremeasurements in earth and rockfilldams — Vibrating wire typeelectrical pore pressure cell —Code of practice (First Revision)

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IS 10386 (Part 5) : 1992 Safety code forconstruction, operation and maintenance ofriver valley projects : Part 5 Electrical aspects

vkbZ,l 10966 % 1984 ok;q;ku ds Vk;jksa dsokYo — varfoZfue;rk vk;ke

IS 10966 : 1984 Tyre valves for aircraft —Interchangeability dimensions

vkbZ,l 11497 % 1985 nh?kZdky ds fy, ew=fudkl ds fy, ds;sVj] Qksyh jcM & fof”kf’V

IS 11497 : 1985 Catheter, Foley's rubber, forprolonged urinary drainage — Specification

vkbZ,l 12949 % 1990 feV~Vh ds cka/kksa esa ja/kznkc ekiu ds fy, miLdjksa dk laLFkkiu j[kj[kkovkSj çs{k.k dh jhfr lafgrk — fo|qr ja/kz nkc —

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IS 12949 : 1990 Code of practice forinstallation, maintenance and observation ofinstruments for pore pressure measurementsin earth dams and rockfill dams — Electricalpore pressure cells — Vibratory wire type


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vkbZ,l 13243 % 1991 Lopy okgu — O;olkf;dokgu — ifg;ksa ds fy, gc vuqyXud —

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IS 13243 : 1991 Automotive vehicles —Commercial vehicles — Attachments on hubsfor wheels — Dimensions

vkbZ,l 13249 % 1991 Lopy okgu — czsd ra=— fMLd czsd flfyaMjksa ds fy, jcj lhy —

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IS 13249 : 1991 Automotive vehicles —braking systems — rubber seal for disc brakecylinder — Performance requirements

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IS 13243 : 2014 Automotivevehicles — Commercial vehicles— Attachments on hubs forwheels — Dimensions (FirstRevision)

vkbZ,l 13249 % 2014 Lopy okgu— czsd ra= — fMLd czsd flfyaMjksads fy, jcj lhy dk;Zdkfjrk vis{kk,¡¼igyk iqujh{k.k ½

IS 13249 : 2014 Automotivevehicles – braking systems —rubber seal for disc brake cylinder— Performance requirements(First Revision)

vkbZ,l 13252 ¼Hkkx 22½ % 2014lwpuk çkS|ksfxdh miLdj — lqj{kkHkkx 22 cfgjax miLdj LFkkfirdjuk

IS 13252 (Part 22) : 2014Information technology—safety :Part 22 Equipment to be installedoutdoors

vkbZ,l 13252 ¼Hkkx 23½ % 2014lwpuk çkS|ksfxdh miLdj—lqj{kk %Hkkx 23 cM+s Lrj ij vk¡dM+k lapk;dmiLdj

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vkbZ,l 13258 % 2014 vYi nkcæo.kh; xSl ds fy, 5-fyVj ls vf/kdty {kerk okys osfYMr vYi dkcZubLikr ds flfyaMj — mi;ksx fd;sx;s ,yihth flfyaMjksa ds iquohZ;u vkSjfujh{k.k dh vis{kk,¡ ¼igyk iqujh{k.k ½

IS 13258 : 2014 Welded low carbonsteel cylinders exceeding 5-litrewater capacity for low pressureliquefiable gas — Requirements forinspection and reconditioning ofused LPG cylinders (First Revision)

vkbZ,l 14202 ¼Hkkx 1½ % 2014igpku dkM~lZ — ,dhÑr ifjiFkdkM~lZ % Hkkx 1 lEidZ lfgr dkM~lZ& HkkSfrd y{; ¼nwljk iqujh{k.k ½

IS 14202 (Part 1) : 2014Identification cards — Intergratedcircuit cards : Part 1 Cardswith conatcts — Physicalcharacteristics (Second Revision)

vkbZ,l 14202 ¼Hkkx 2½ % 2014igpku dkM~lZ — ,dhÑr ifjiFkdkM~lZ % Hkkx 2 lEidZ lfgr dkM~lZ— lEidks± dk foLrkj vkSj vofLFkr¼nwljk iqujh{k.k ½

IS 14202 (Part 2) : 2014Identification cards — Intergratedcircuit cards : Part 2 Cards withcontacts — Dimension and locatonof the contacts (Second Revision)

vkbZ,l 14320 % 2013 oL=kfn —

efgykvksa ds fy;s lknh cqujh lwrhiSUVht — fof”kf’V ¼igyk iqujh{k.k ½

IS 14320 : 2013 Textiles — PlainKnitted, ladies', cotton panties —Specification (FIrst Revision)

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vkbZ,l 13258 % 1991 vYi nkc æo.kh; xSl dsfy, 5-yhVj ls vf/kd ty {kerk okys osfYMrvYi dkcZu bLikr ds flfyaMj — mi;ksx fd;sx;s ,yihth flfyaMjksa ds iquuZoh;u vkSj fujh{k.kdh jhfr lafgrk

IS 13258 : 1991 Welded low carbon steelcylinders exceeding 5-litre water capacity forlow pressure liquefiable gas — Code ofpractice for inspection and reconditioning ofused LPG cylinders

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vkbZ,l 14320 % 1995 oL=kfn — efgykvksa dsfy;s lknh cquh lwrh iSUVht — fof”kf’V

IS 14320 : 1995 Textiles — Plain Knitted,ladies’, cotton panties — Specification


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vkbZ,l 14325 % 1996 i”kqvksa ds fy, ckbZiklçksVhu vkgkj — fof”kf’V

IS 14325 : 1996 Bypass protein feed forcattle — Specification

vkbZ,l 14715 ¼Hkkx 2½ % 2000 twV ds HkwoL= %Hkkx 2 ufn;k¡ rFkk ikuh ds tyk”k;ks ds fdukjksdks dkVus ls jksduk — fof”kf’V

IS 14715 (Part 2) : 2000 Woven jutegeotextiles : Part 2 control of bank erosion inrivers and waterway — Specification

vkbZ,l 15000 % 1998 [kk| LoPNrk — [krjkfo”ys’k.k vkSj Økafrd fu;a=.k fcUnq ¼,p,lhlhih½— ç.kkyh vkSj mlds vuqç;ksx gsrq ekxZfunsZ”k

IS 15000 : 1998 Food Hygiene — HazardAnalysis and Critical Control Point (HACCP)— System and Guidelines for its Application

vkbZ,l 15109 ¼Hkkx 2½ % 2002@vkbZ,lvks 11269-2 %1995 e`nk dh xq.krk — e`nk ouLifrtkr ijçnw’kdksa dk çHkko Kkr djuk % Hkkx 2 mPprjikndksa ds vadqj.k ,oa vkjafEHkd o`f) ij lanwf’kre`nk dk çHkko

IS 15109 (Part 2) : 2002/ISO 11269-2 :1995 Soil quality — Determination of theeffects of pollutants on soil flora : Part 2Effects of chemicals on the emergence andgrowth of higher plants


vkbZ,l 14325 % 2013 i”kqvksa dsfy, ckbZikl çksVhu vkgkj — fof”kf’V¼igyk iqujh{k.k ½

IS 14325 : 2013 Bypass proteinfeed for cattle — Specification(First Revision)

vkbZ,l 14715 ¼Hkkx 2½ % 2013 twVds HkwoL= % Hkkx 2 ufn;k¡ rFkk ikuhds tyk”k;ks ds fdukjks dks dkVus lsjksduk — fof”kf’V ¼igyk iqujh{k.k ½

IS 14715 (Part 2) : 2013 Jute Geo– Textiles Part 2 control of bankerosion in rivers and waterways —Specification (First Revision)

vkbZ,l 15000 % 2013 tksf[kefo”ys’k.k ,oa Økafrd fu;a=.k fcanq¼,p,lhlhih½ — [kkn~; Ja[kyk esafdlh laxBu ds fy, vis{kk,¡ ¼igyk

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IS 15000 : 2013 Hazard Analysisand Critical Control Point (HACCP)— Requirements for anyorganization in the food chain(First Revision)

vkbZ,l 15109 ¼Hkkx 2½ % 2014@vkbZ,lvks 11269-2 % 2012 e`nk dhxq.krk — e`nk ouLifrtkr ijçnw’kdksa dk çHkko Kkr djuk %Hkkx 2 mPprj ikndksa ds vadqj.k,oa vkjafEHkd o`f) ij lanwf’kr e`nkdk çHkko ¼igyk iqujh{k.k ½

IS 15109 (Part 2) : 2014/ISO11269-2 : 2012 Soil quality —Determination of the effects ofpollutants on soil flora : Part 2Effects of chemicals on theemergence and growth of higherplants (First Revision)



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vkbZ,l 16096 % 2013 ckal-iVludaiksftV ds [kks[kys njoktksa ds “kVlZ& fof”kf’V

IS 16096 : 2013 Bamboo-Jutecomposite hollow core door shutter— Specification

vkbZ,l 16113 % 2013 xkek fidksyhu& fof”kf’V

IS 16113 : 2013 Gamma picoline— Specification

vkbZ,l 16130 % 2014 nkc mi;ksxgsrq ikbi o fQfVax ds fy,FkeksZIykfLVd lkexzh Js.khdj.k] inukeo fMtkbu xq.kkad ¼nÙkd xzg.kvkbZ,lvks 12162 % 2009½

IS 16130 : 2014 Thermoplasticsmaterials for pipes and fittings forpressure applications-Classification and designation-overall service (design) coefficient(Adoption of ISO 12162 : 2009)

vkbZ,l 16132 % 2014@vkbZ,lvks2881 % 1992 rackdw ,oa rackdwmRikn — ,Ydkyk;M dh ek=kKkr djuk — LisDVªksehVjh i)fr

IS 16132 : 2014/ISO 2881 : 1992Tobacco and Tobacco products —Determination of Alkaloid Content— Spectrometric Method

vkbZ,l 16137 ¼Hkkx 1½ % 2014 Lopyokgu — lM+d ryksa ds xq.kkad dhczsfdx dh ekiu i)fr;k¡ % Hkkx 1,lvkjVhVh i)fr

IS 16137 (Part 1) : 2014Automotive vehicles — Methodsof measurement of brakingcoefficient of road surfaces : Part 1SRTT method

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vkbZ,l 16137 ¼Hkkx 2½ % 2014 Lopyokgu — lM+d ryksa ds xq.kkad dhczsfdx dh ekiu i)fr;k¡ % Hkkx 2nksyu i)fr

IS 16137 (Part 2) : 2014Automotive vehicles — Methodsof measurement of brakingcoefficient of road surfaces :Part 2 Pendulum method

vkbZ,l 16138 % 2013@vkbZ,lvks@Vh,l 15768 % 2000 [kqys ç.kkye s a æo çokg dk ekiu —

bysDVªkseSxusVhd djsaV ehVjks a dsfMtkbu] p;u ,oa mi;ksx

IS 16138 : 2013/ISO/TS 15768 :2000 Measurement of liquidvelocity in open channels—Design,selection and use ofelectromagnetic curent meters

vkbZ,l 16140 % 2014@vkbZ,lvks 1718 %1991 pV~Vku cs/ku midj.k —

iD;wZflo fMªfyax ds fy, Vsij dusD”kulfgr fMªy jkWM

IS 16140 : 2014/ISO 1718 : 1991Rock drilling equipment — Drillrods with tapered connection forpercussive drilling

vkbZ,l 16141 % 2013 ik;jhçksDlhQsu]rduhdh — fof”kf’V

IS 16141 : 2013 Pyriproxyfen,technical — Specification

vkbZ,l 16145 % 2013 fQçksfuyfuLiafnr lkaæ ¼,l lh½ — fof”kf’V

IS 16145 : 2013 Fipronilsuspension concentrate (SC) —Specification



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vkbZ,l 16147 % 2014 dSjkthuu][kk| xzsM — fof”kf’V

IS 16147 : 2014 Carrageenan, foodgrade — Specification

vkbZ,l 16150 ¼Hkkx 1½ % 2014 eRL;vkgkj & fof”kf’V % Hkkx 1 dkiZ vkgkj

IS 16150 (Part 1) : 2014 FishFeed — Specification : Part 2Catfish Feed

vkbZ,l 16150 ¼Hkkx 2½ % 2014eRL; vkgkj — fof”kf’V % Hkkx 2dSVfQ”k vkgkj

IS 16150 (Part 2) : 2014 Fishfeed — Specification : Part 2 Carpfeed

vkbZ,l 16150 ¼Hkkx 3½ % 2014eRL; vkgkj — fof”kf’V % Hkkx 3leqæh fJe~i vkgkj

IS 16150 (Part 3) : 2014 FishFeed — Specification Part 3Marine Shrimp Feed

vkbZ,l 16150 ¼Hkkx 4½ % 2014 eRL;vkgkj & fof”kf’V Hkkx 4 ehBs ikuh ds>haxs ¼eSØksczsfd;e jkslsucxhZ½ dk vkgkj

IS 16150 (Part 4) : 2014 FishFeed — Specification Part 4Freshwater prawn (macrobrachiumrosenbergii) feed

vkbZ,l 16168 % 2014 fo|qrh; laLFkkiuksads vojDr FkeksZxzkQh ds ekxZn”khZ fl)kar

IS 16168 : 2014 Guidelines forinfrared thermography inspectionof electrical installations

vkbZ,l 16171 % 2014 fofu;j ijrnkjyEcj — fof”kf’V

IS 16171 : 2014 Veneer laminatedlumber — Specification

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vkbZ,l 1890 ¼Hkkx 0½ % 1992 ek=k,¡ vkSjbdkb;k¡ % Hkkx 0 lkekU; fl)kar ¼igyk iqujh{k.k ½vkbZ,l 10005 % 1994 ,lvkbZ bdkb;k¡ vkSjmuds xq.kkadksa rFkk dqN vU; bdkb;k¡ ds ç;ksxdh flQkfj”ksa ¼nwljk iqujh{k.k ½

IS 1890 (Part 0) : 1992 Quantities and units :Part 0 General principles (First Revision)IS 10005 : 1994 SI units and recommendationsfor the use of their multiples and of certainother units (Second Revision)

vkbZ,l 1890 ¼Hkkx 11½ % 1992 ek=k,¡ vkSjbdkb;k¡ % Hkkx 11 HkkSfrd foKkuksa vkSj çkS|ksfxdhesa ç;qDr xf.krh; fpUg vkSj çrhd ¼nwljk iqujh{k.k ½

IS 1890 (Part 11) : 1992 Quantities and units :Part 11 Mathematical signs and symbols tobe used in the natural sciences andtechnology (Second Revision)

vkbZ,l 1890 ¼Hkkx 1½ % 1992 ek=k,¡ vkSj bdkb;k¡ %Hkkx 1 vUrjky vkSj le; ¼rhljk iqujh{k.k ½

IS 1890 (Part 1) : 1992 Quantities and units :Part 1 Space and tsime (Third Revision)

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vkbZ,l 16186 % 2014 oL=kfn & 50fdxzk [kk|kUu iSd djus ds fy;s gYdsHkkj okys iVlu ds cksjs & fof”kf’V

IS 16186 : 2014 Textiles – Lightweight jute sacking bags forpacking 50 kg foodgrains

vkbZ,l@vkbZ,lvks 80000-1 % 2009ek=k ,oa bdkb;k¡ % Hkkx 1 lkekU;

IS/ISO 80000-1 : 2009 Quantitiesand units : Part 1 General

vkbZ,l@vkbZ,lvks 80000-2 % 2009ek=k ,oa bdkb;k¡ % Hkkx 2 çkÑfrdfoKku rFkk çkS|ksfxdh esa ç;qDr gksusokys xf.krh; fpUg rFkk çrhd

IS/ISO 80000-2 : 2009 Quantitiesand units : Part 2 Mathematicalsigns and symbols to be used inthe natural sciences and technology

vkbZ,l@vkbZ,lvks 80000-3 % 2009ek=k ,oa bdkb;k¡ % Hkkx 3 vUrjkyrFkk le;

IS/ISO 80000-3 : 2009 Quantitiesand units : Part 3 Space and time

vkbZ,l@vkbZ,lvks@Vhvkj 11360 % 2010uSuksaçkS|ksfxdh — uSuksalkefxz;ksa dkoxhZdj.k ,oa Js.khdj.k dk dk;Zç.kkyh

IS/ISO/TR 11360 : 2010Nanotechnologies — Methodologyfor the classification andcategorization of Nanomaterials


LICENSEE’S NEWS

Licensees Meet

Dehradun

A licensees meet was conducted by Dehradun BranchOffice on 6 February 2014 at Dehradun. The programmewas attended by members from different industries locatedat or around Dehradun.

informed that both a sale counter (with effect from15 September 2013) and an application counter (witheffect from 1 November 2013) have been established atDHBO for visitors. He also informed that DHBO issetting up a facility for online access for the visitors withregard to latest development and information relatedto BIS.

In the opening remarks, Shri. Sudheer Bishnoi, Sc-D,BIS extended a hearty welcome to the participants andinformed about the objectives for organizing the programmein the scenario of latest developments in BIS andSchemes of BIS. He also informed that this is the firstlicensee meet organized by Dehradun Branch Officeafter its establishment.

In his presentation, Shri Dileep Kumar, Head, DehradunBranch Office (DHBO) explained about the growth of BISlicences at DHBO that is 60 percent approximately inthe last five years, District wise and discipline wiseallocation of licences, new procedure for Grant of Licence(GOL), modified procedure for recording of applicationacross the counter as well as inclusion of new varieties,certification charges including lot inspection charges,revised SIC, processing fee for inclusion of new varietyper endorsement etc., Changes in renewal criteria incase of continuation of stoppage of marking, calibrationcriteria for lab equipment from National AcereditationBoard for Lab(NABL) accredited labs or with traceabilityto National/International Standards. With the growingpopularity of BIS standard mark and Hallmark, the caseswith respect to misuse are also increasing. In thiscontext, the details with respect to the existing provisionsof penalty in BIS Act was informed. In order to havestrict control and monitoring over such misuse, he briefedthe latest Rewards Scheme for informers of all suchcases of misuse, as recently launched by BIS. He also

Shri A K Saini, Deputy Director General, (DDG NorthernRegion) informed about various activities of BIS includingstandardization, product certification, system certification,laboratory services, Hallmarking certification and foreignmanufacturing schemes. He informed that schemes aredeveloped and upgraded based on experiences andfeedbacks from industries/consumers that product withoptimum quality reaches to common consumers. Heinformed that product manuals are under developmentso that uniformity in product certification in differentbranches can be ensured.

Shri H S Sidhu, Sc-E informed that BIS homepage hasbeen upgraded and online access of BIS intranet hasbeen made available for use by Public/Industry so as tohave direct access to the latest development in the areaof standardization/Schemed Testing and Inspection (STI)/policy matter etc. He also informed about the variousManagement Certification Schemes like QMS, EMS,HACCP, OHSAS, SQMS being run by BIS and therelated incentives schemes.

This was followed by an open house discussion whereinthe licensees participated actively and most of thequeries raised by them were resolved to theirsatisfaction by the officers present. Summary of themajor issues discussed are listed below. In hisconcluding remarks, while thanking all the participants,Shri A K Saini, DDGN summarized the issues and


queries raised and briefed on the unresolved issuesrequiring initiation of the suitable actions on the part ofBIS.

Queries Raised by Licensees During Licensees MeetOrganized by BIS Dehradun on 6 February 2014

Licensee : M/s Tirupati LPG Industries Ltd., Dehradun,M/s Ami Cylinder, Dehradun and M/s Pankaj GasCylinder, Rudrapur

Q.1 : Cylinder manufacturers submitted that therehave been significant developments in themanufacturing of LPG Cylinders including the steelcoils used. However, the batch criteria for AT/BT asmentioned in IS 3196 : (Part 1) : 2006 Title fortesting has not been relaxed. They proposed torevise the batch size for AT /BT based on eachsteel coil of one cast rolled at one time havinghomogeneous chemical and mechanical properties.

DHBO : It was informed that amendments in ISS aredone by respective Sectional Committee (ME 16) at HQ.However, the matter will be taken up by DHBO to CMD.

Q.2 : The Lot Inspection Charges may be relaxed.

DHBO : Matter will be taken up with CMD subject tofeasibility.

Q.3 : The frequency of Verification of MalfunctioningTemperature test in Scheme of Testing & Inspection(Ref: STI/15778/1, September 2009) CPVC Pipes forPotable Hot and Cold Water Distribution Supplies,IS 15778 : 2007) should be increased from eachconsignment to once in six month.

DHBO : Matter will be taken up with CMD.

Licensee : M/s Ceasefire Industries, Dehradun

Q.4 : The Marking Fee for IS 15683 : 2006Extinguishers — Performance and Construction isRs. 9 per unit [Unit: One Fire Extinguisher PortableFire]

DHBO : The licensee was informed about the basis ofcalculation of Marking Fee for different ISS.

Licensee : M/s Devanshu Appliances Pvt. Ltd.,Dehradun

Q.5 : IS 2082 : 1993 ‘Stationary Storage Type ElectricWater Heaters’ and IS 8978 : 1992 ‘ElectricInstantaneous Water Heaters’ Standards have notbeen upgraded as per the new technology andrecent market trends.

DHBO : The licensee was informed that they can sendtheir inputs directly to the respective technical committee(ETD 32) for consideration of their proposal.

Q.6 : BIS labs should arrange training programmesfor Quality Control (QC) Personnels.

DHBO : The proposal may be considered subject todetails of nature of training programme as well assignificant number Q.C personnels desirous to attendthe training programme is received from the licensees/industries.

Licensee : M/s Itron India Pvt. Ltd., Haridwar-DehradunHighway, Rishikesh

Q.7 : Northern Regional Office Laboratory(NROL) should upgrade their testing facilities forWater Meters (Domestic Type) upto 50 mm as perIS 779 : 1994

DHBO : The possibility of upgrading the testing facilitiesat NROL will be explored subject to feasibility.

Licensee : M/s Honeywell Electrical Devices andSystems India Ltd. Dehradun

Q.8 : BIS should send the test reports of sampledrawn from Unit/Market.

DHBO : As per the present guidelines, BIS communicateas and when failing Test report is received alongwith thecopy of test report, so that licensee can take correctiveactions.

Q.9 : IS 3854 : 1997 ‘Switches for Domestic andSimilar Purposes’ does not cover electronic type ofswitches.

DHBO : The licensee was informed about they can sendtheir inputs directly to the respective technical committee(ETD 14) for consideration of their proposal.

Q.l0 : For IS 3854 : 1997, is it possible to outsourcesome activity to Foreign Manufacturers.

DHBO : CMD guidelines exist on the subject and thesame are available on BIS web-site.

Licensee: M/s NTL Electronics India Ltd., Dehradun

Q.11 : At present IS 15111: Part l and 2 : 2002covers Self Ballasted Lamps for General LightingServices upto a rated Wattage up to and including26 W. It should be increased to 85 W.

DHBO : The revision of the standard is in draft stage.


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Nagpur

Awareness Programme on Hallmarking

Nagpur Branch of the Bureau of Indian Standards heldan Awareness Programme on the BIS HallmarkingScheme at Puglia Nagar, Civil Lines, Chandrapur onFriday, 14 February 2014 in association with ChandrapurSarafa Association. The programme was attended bymost of the jewellers of Chandrapur district.

BIS officials explained in detail the hallmarking schemeof BIS and also explained the assaying and hallmarkingof gold. Shri G M Kohad, Section Officer, informedabout the other consumer welfare schemes of BIS.

Information about the reward scheme for the informerwho gives information about misuse of W mark wasexplained to the delegates. Information regarding recentlylaunched TATKAL scheme of BIS for grant of licence formandatory products was also informed to the delegates.The president of Chandrapur Sarafa Association ShriSatyam Soni also spoke on the occasion.


After the programme, seven jewellersapplied on the spot for grant oflicence under BIS hallmarkingscheme. All the jewellers expressedhappiness for organizing theprogramme at the district place.

Nukkad Natak ProgrammesOrganized by WesternRegional Office, MumbaiOffice

In order to popularize the HallmarkingScheme, several Nukkad Natak

Programmes were organized from 1 to 10 of January2014 covering areas under the jurisdiction of WROMumbai Office. The programmes were organized atMumbai, Thane, Alibaug, Panvel, Pune, Ratnagiri, Nashikand Dadra and Nagar Haveli. Nukkad Nataks wereorganized through troops empanelled with Song andDrama Division, New Delhi.

Each Programme was scripted to focus on givinginformation about Hallmark Scheme for Gold and SilverJewellery, the relevance of importance of PurchasingJewellery with BIS Hallmark, five Marks of Hallmark tobe checked before purchasing Hallmarked Gold Jewellery,Complaint Redressal Mechanism etc. The Programmewas of approximately 20 to 25 Minutes duration each.

Chandigarh

Rotary Club of Chandigarh Shivalik in association withNRO, Chandigarh organized awareness programme on18 February 2014. Shri H S Pasricha, Scientist-E, NROChandigarh addressed group of 50 members and informedin details about Hallmarking scheme of BIS. They wereeducated about 5 marks on Hallmarked Gold Jewellery.Details of testing of gold for purity and marking of goldat the Hallmarking Centre was also explained. Theywere also informed about affirming the 5 marks on

jewellery through magnifying glass which can bedemanded at the Hallmarked jewellery shop. The benefitsto the consumer accruing through the Hallmarkingscheme were also explained to them. Shri Pasrichaurged the members to ensure the hallmark on everyarticle before purchasing to get value for their money.

BIS brochures carrying information about 5 marks ofHallmarking were distributed. Rtn. Ms Arvinder Bedi,President, Rotary Chandigarh Shivalik welcomed themembers.


Consumer Protection and Awareness

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Ahmedabad

Consumer Awareness

A Consumer awareness programmewas organised by Ahmedabad BranchOffice at Senior Citizen Forum,Mahemdabad on 16 February 2014.During the awareness programme,Shri Manoj Chauvan, Sc-B. ABOinformed the gathering about BISactivites, W mark, Why W markedproducts should be purchased,differentiation between a genuine andduplicate W mark, etc. Shri SanjivMaini, Sc-D informed about the BISHallmarking scheme, advantages ofhallmarked jewellery and five markspresent in hallmarked jewellery. Theprogramme was attended by seniorcitizens and they appreciated theeffort made by BIS for conducting theprogramme.

A Consumer Awareness Programme was organized inassociation with a consumer organization ‘Grahak HitSuraksha Mandal, Prantij, Distt Sabarkantha, Gujarat’ at

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Village Boriya Vecharaj, Tal Talod, Distt Sabarkantha on7 February 2014. The programme was attended byvillagers of the same and nearby villages. In theprogramme, a lecture on ‘Activities of BIS’ was deliveredin Hindi. The same was also translated in Gujarati bythe representative of the Consumer Organisation.

In the above programme, the participants were informedabout the following activities related to BIS:

– Product Certification Scheme with special emphasison products used in agricultural sector (Pesticides,Agricultural Machinery, Irrigation Equipment,Submersible Pumps and Motors, Domestic Cablesetc.);

– Hallmarking Scheme of BIS for Gold Jewellery;

– Enforcement Activities of BIS; and

– Complaint Redressal Mechanism for BIS certifiedproducts and role of BIS in consumer protection.

During the programme, the queries raised by theparticipants related to above subject were also addressedin Hindi as well as in Gujarati language.

Dehradun

During a programme organised by Khadi and VillageIndustries Commision, Dehradun at Dehradun on8 March 2014, a session on ‘Consumer Awareness’ wasconducted.

The programme was attended by members from differentconsumers at or around Dehradun. In the opening remarks,Shri Sudipt Kumar extended a hearty welcome to theparticipants and informed about the objectives for organisingthe programme in the scenario of latest developments inBIS and schemes of BIS. Various activities of BIS includingstandardization, product certfication, system certification,laboratory services, Hallmarkingcertification and foreign manufacturingschemes were elaborated. It wasifnormed that schemes are developedand upgraded based on experiencesand feedbacks from industries/consumers so that product withoptimum quality reaches commonconsumers.

It was emphasized that with thegrowing popularity of BIS standardmark and Hallmark, the cases withrespect to misuse are also increasing.In this context the details withrespect to the existing provisions of

penalty in BIS Act were informed. In order to have strictcontrol and monitoring over such misuse, latest RewardsScheme for informers was communicated.

The major issues involved in product certification schemerun by BIS including monitoring of licences throughperiodic inspection, drawing of factory and market samplesfor Independent testing, complaint and feedbackinvestigation etc. were also informed including the newschemes of BIS like that, Tatkal Scheme, setting up ofApplication Counter and Sales counter at DHBO etc. Itwas further elaborated about the various ManagementCertification Schemes like QMS, EMS, HACCP, OHSAS,SQMS being run by BIS and the related incentivesschemes. The details of the Standard Mark wascommunicated.

Participants were informed about the details of HallMark certification scheme including marking being givenon the jewellery comprising of BIS logo, Fineness,Hallmarking Centre’s identification mark, Jeweller’sidentification mark and Year code letter. Nominal chargeof hallmarking was also informed. Consumers wereencouraged to purchase Standard Mark items and HallMark Jewelleries and submit their feedback to BIS.

This was followed by an open house discussion whereinthe consumers particiated actively and the queries raisedby them were resolved to their satisfaction.

Dehradun, BhimtalDuring antother programme organized by MSMEDevelopment Institute, Haldwani at Bhimtal, Distt. Nainital,Uttarakhand on 20 March 2014, a session on ‘ConsumerAwareness’ was conducted by Shri Sudipt Kumar,Sc-B, BISs, DHBO.

Nagpur

Nagpur Branch Office conducted a consumer awarenessprogramme in association with Akhil Bhartiya Grahak


Kalyan Parishad on 10 March 2014 at ReshimbagChowk, Nagpur. The programme was attended byconsumer activists including some senior citizens ofthe area.

During the programme BIS Sc-F and Head of NagpurBranch Office explained the programme objective andvarious welfare schemes implemented by BIS for thewelfare of the common consumers. He also informedabout the Reward scheme launched recently for detectingthe misuse of W mark and also described the complaintredressal mechanism of BIS.

The consumer activists were requested to apply forrecognition of their respective organisations by BIS.

MSME XPO 2014

Renuka B. Salwan, Dy Director (Public Relations andConsumer Affairs) in her address as a special speaker,gave details about various activities of BIS with specialemphasis on difference between right and wrong W

Mark and urged the participants to be cautious aboutvarious imitations of W Mark being used by variousmanufacturers on products by giving various examples.It was demonstrated with the help of coloured printouts. The participants were also apprised about thebenefits of BIS Hallmarking Scheme in detail for theconsumers with stress on affirming five marks on thehallmarked jewellery which were shown to them with thehelp of colourful print-out.

MSME Development Institute, Nagpur organised a National LevelVendor Development Programme cum Industrial Exhibition atAmaravati on 26-27 February 2014. NBO participated in theexhibition by putting up a stall on 26 February 2014 depicting theIndian Standards and W marked goods.

ChandigarhConsumer Awareness

Consumers Association Chandigarh organized consumerawareness camp on role of standards and Hallmarkingfor Senior citizens on 7 March 2014 at CommunityCentre, Sector 21, Chandigarh.

There were around 100 participants from consumer forumand welfare society of senior citizens. Lot of interactiontook place where there questions about standardizedgoods and Hallmarking were answered. BIS brochurescarrying information about right and wrong W Mark and5 marks of Hallmarking were distributed.

International Women Day 2014

The Inner Wheel Club of Chandigarh organized anawareness programme on the occasion of InternationalWomen’s Day on 8th March 2014 at Central Club,Chandigarh.

Renuka B Salwan, Dy Director (PublicRelations & Consumer Affairs) in heraddress as a special speaker on“importance of standardization in ourlives”, gave details about variousactivities of BIS with special emphasison role of standards in day to daylife. They were informed about thedifference between right and wrongW Mark and urged the participantsto be cautious about various imitationsof W Mark being used by variousmanufacturers on products by givingvarious examples. It was


demonstrated with the help of coloured print outs. Theparticipants were also apprised about the benefits ofBIS Hallmarking Scheme in detail for the consumerswith stress on affirming five marks on the hallmarkedjewellery which were shown to them with the help ofcolourful print-out.

There were around 100 participants from the club. Lot ofinteraction took place where there questions aboutstandardized goods and Hallmarking were answered.BIS brochures carrying information about right and wrongW Mark and 5 marks of Hallmarking were distributed.

Educational Utilization Programme

An Educational Awareness Programme was organizedby BIS Dehradun at Devbhoomi Institute of Technology,Dehradun on 31 January 2014 for the student of B.TechFinal year and Pre-Final year-Mechanical Engineering.The programme was attended by students and 14 facultymembers. During the programme, presentation were madeby Shri Dileep Kumar (Sc.F and Head, DHBO) andShri Kush Sharma (Sc-B).

Shri Dileep Kumar (Sc.F and Head)explained about various activities ofBIS including Standardization, ProductCertification, System Certification,Laboratory Services, Training includingrole of BIS as WTO-TBT enquirypoint, Hallmarking certification andForeign Manufacturer Certification.

He spoke in brief about BIS startingfrom its establishment as ISI,transformation to BIS through an actof parliament that is BIS Act, 1986and its role in the development of

standardization in the country. He briefed about theorganizational structure of BIS along with Ministry underthe aegis of which BIS functions.

He emphasized on the role of standards in day-to-daylife, informed about various Division Councils of BISresponsible for standard formulation and about theimportant standard published by BIS in various areas.He informed that BIS is a founder member of ISO.

Under product certification, various activities of BISincluding BIS procedure for grant of licence and how itis regulated via surveillance visit alongwith drawing ofsample from market and factory to ensure compliancewere explained. He also briefed about special lotinspection of LPG Cylinder, Value and Regulator. Healso explained about mandatory certification and othercertification activities like QMS, EMS, HACCP, OHSAS,SQMS and Hallmarking. He also informed that aboutmore than 30 000 licences have been granted by BIS forover 1 000 products. With the growing popularity of BISstandard mark and Hallmark, the cases with respect tomisuse are also increasing and the details with respectto the provision of penalty in BIS Act was informedalong with the latest rewards schemes for informers ofall such cases of misuse.

He informed about laboratory services of BIS includingBIS approved OSL. He also informed that more that25 000 samples are being tested by BIS lab per year.

He briefed about Management Certification like IS 9001,IS 14001, IS 18001 etc.

He also informed about various activities of NationalInstitute of Training in Standardization (NITS) Noida inimparting training for example, Lead auditor course,inhouse training, Training for developing countries andspecialized training as well as the annual training calendarof NITS. He also explained WTO-TBT and their role inpromoting trade in country.


Shri Kush Sharma, Sc.B presented work of BIS in thefield of Mechanical Engineering discipline at length. Healso explained various sectional committees under MTDand briefed the scope of work of all sectional committeestherein along with different products under them andnumber of licence granted for various products.

He explained the various provisions which are takencare of while formulating the standards starting from thescope, raw material selction and tests. Same waselaborated by using an example of Welded low carbonsteel cylinder as per IS 3196 (Part 1) : 2006. He also

explained about number of standard published by BIStill date under MTD.

He informed various mechanical items like LPG Cylinders,regulators, valves, oil pressure stoves, LPG containers forautomotive use, which comes under mandatory certificationand their reasons for which these product have been keptunder mandatory certification by regulating bodies.

An open house discussion was held wherein most of thequeries raised by the student and the faculty memberswere resolved to their satisfaction.

i-Care Souvenirs

File Folder

i-Care Mug

Lapel Badge Coaster


BIS Launches i-Care Programme forEffective Stakeholder Engagement

For effective networking and engaging all stake holdersespecially industry, market and consumers, Bureau ofIndian Standards launched i-Care programme on February15, 2014 at Chandigarh. Mr.Sunil Soni, IAS, DirectorGeneral, BIS while launching the logo of the i-Careprogramme said that BIS wants to give utmost thrust for

safeguarding and protecting consumer interest. He addedthat In order to make BIS a people friendly organizationand for creating better impact for consumer protection

from being cheated while purchasingISI marked products and Hallmarkedjewelry, effective interaction withconsumers and industry has beenintensified.

Mr.Soni informed that i-Care activitiesof BIS included consumer awarenessand education, consumer protectionand complaint redressal, industryawareness and industry meets,standards promotion, educatingstudents, publicity with wideroutreach. Under the i-Care programmeBIS has launched a scheme forrecognition of consumer organizationswho would work in the interest ofconsumers and on behalf of BIS.Anewly launched scheme for testing of

public samples will empower consumers to get the ISImarked product tested from BIS recognized labs andhallmarked jewelry from BIS referral lab to protect themfor being cheated.Also,a reward scheme has beenlaunched to take action against the unscrupulousmanufacturers misusing the ISI marks/Hallmark. Thoseproviding information about misuse to BIS will be eligible

for reward of maximum Rs.5000 onsuccessful search and seizure.

He further informed that BIS ProductCertification Scheme for use ofstandard mark on the products isone of the largest in the world withover 26,500 licences covering morethan 900 products. Awarenesscampaigns have been initiated for i-Care programme for industry forimplementation of Indian Standardsand quality control orders.

Mr.Soni on his two day visit toChandigarh also interacted with theindustry and the consumerorganizations of the region forfeedback on improving the system inthe interest of the consumers.

i-CARE NEWS AND VIEWS


LIBRARY NEWS

International Organization forStandardization

(Geneva)

ISO 9328-6 : 2011 Steel flat products for pressure

purposes — Technical delivery conditions — Part 6 :

Weldable fine grain steels, quenched and tempered. The

Organization, Geneva, 2011. Acc. No. 800321

ISO 9328-7 : 2011 Steel flat products for pressure

purposes — Technical delivery conditions — Part 7 :

Stainless steels. The Organization, Geneva, 2011.

Acc. No. 800322

ISO 16162 : 2010 Continuously cold-rolled steel sheet

products — Dimensional and shape tolerances. The

Organization, Geneva, 2010. Acc No. 802155

ISO 16163 : 2010 Continuously hot-rolled steel sheet

products — Dimensional and shape tolerance. The

Organization, Geneva, 2010. Acc. No. 802156

ISO 30300 : 2011 Information and documentation –

Management systems for records — Fundamentals

and vocabulary. The Organization, Geneva, 2011.

Acc. No. 800344

International Electrotechnical Commission

(Geneva)

IEC 61508-1 : 2010 Functional safety of electrical/

electrical/electronic/programmable electronic safety-

related systems — Part 1 : General requirements. The

Commission, Geneva, 2010. Acc. No. 800360


electronic/programmable electronic safety-related

List of Important Publications Added in Library’s CollectionFrom

February 2014 – March 2014

systems — Part 2 : Requirements for electrical/electronic/

programmable electronic safety-related systems. The




ssystem — Part 3 : Software requirements. The




systems — Part 4 : Definitions and abbreviations. The

Commission, Geneva, 2010. Acc No. 800355

IEC 61508-5-2010. Functional safety of electrical/


systems — Part 5 : Examples of methods for the

determination of safety integrity levels. he Commission,

Geneva, 2010. Acc No. 800356



systems — Part 6 : Guidelines on the application of

IEC 61508-2 and IEC 61508-3. The Commission, Geneva,

2010. Acc. No. 800362

American Society for Testing and Materials

(West Conshohocken)

Section 1 Iron and steel products. Vol : 01.03-2012

Steel plate, sheet, strip, wire, stainless steel ba. The

Society, West Conshohocken, 2012. Acc. No. 800318/P

Section 4 : Construction. Vol : 04.02-2012 Concrete and

Aggregates. The Society, West Conshohocken, 2012.

Acc. No. 801555/Ps


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lalnh; jktHkk”kk lfefr dh nwljh mi lfefr dh C;wjks ds dk;kZy; esa fujh{k.k cSBdsa

e/; {ks=h; dk;kZy; dk fujh{k.k & e/; {ks=h; dk;kZy;dk fujh{k.k lalnh; jktHkk’kk lfefr dh nwljh mi lfefr}kjk 08 vçSy 2013 dks fd;k x;kA fujh{k.k cSBd ds nkSjkue/; {ks=h; dk;kZy; }kjk Hkjh xbZ ç”ukoyh ds vk/kkj ijfganh xfrfof/k;ksa dh leh{kk dh xbZ vkSj lfefr }kjk dk;kZy;}kjk fd, tk jgs dk;Z dh ç”kalk dh xbZ vkSj lfefr usmRrjksRrj çxfr lqfuf”pr djus ds fy, dqN lq>ko Hkh fn,Abl cSBd esa eq[;ky; ls vij egkfuns”kd] Jherh vydkiaMk] miegkfuns”kd ¼ç”kklu½ Jh vuqt dqekj] çeq[k ¼fganh½Jh Hkjr flag rksej rFkk e/; {ks=h; dk;kZy; ls miegkfuns”kd¼e/;½ Jh ,l ds [kUuk rFkk mifuns”kd ¼fganh½ Jherh lqes/kk“kekZ us Hkkx fy;kA

vgenkckn ‘kk[kk dk;kZy; & vgenkckn “kk[kk dk;kZy;dk fujh{k.k lalnh; jktHkk’kk lfefr dh nwljh mi lfefr }kjk13 vçSy 2013 dks fd;k x;kA fujh{k.k cSBd ds nkSjkuvgenkckn “kk[kk dk;kZy; }kjk Hkjh xbZ ç”ukoyh ds vk/kkjij fganh xfrfof/k;ksa dh leh{kk dh xbZ vkSj lfefr }kjkdk;kZy; }kjk fd, tk jgs dk;Z dh Hkwfj&Hkwfj ljkguk dh xbZvkSj lfefr us mRrjksRrj çxfr lqfuf”pr djus ds fy, dqNlq>ko Hkh fn,A bl cSBd esa eq[;ky; ls vij egkfuns”kd]Jherh vydk iaMk] miegkfuns”kd ¼ç”kklu½ Jh vuqt dqekj]çeq[k ¼fganh½ Jh Hkjr flag rksej rFkk if”pe {ks=h; dk;kZy;ls miegkfuns”kd ¼if”pe½ Jh lh ds ekgs”ojh rFkk vgenkckn“kk[kk dk;kZy; ds çeq[k MkW ,l ds ikydj us Hkkx fy;kA

ijok.kw ‘kk[kk dk;kZy; & ijok.kw “kk[kk dk;kZy; dkfujh{k.k lalnh; jktHkk’kk lfefr dh nwljh mi lfefr }kjk19 flrEcj 2013 dks fd;k x;kA fujh{k.k cSBd ds nkSjkuijok.kw “kk[kk dk;kZy; }kjk Hkjh xbZ ç”ukoyh ds vk/kkj ijfganh xfrfof/k;ksa dh leh{kk dh xbZ vkSj lfefr }kjk dk;kZy;}kjk fd, tk jgs dk;Z dh Hkwfj%&Hkwfj% ljkguk dh xbZ vkSjlfefr us mRrjksRrj çxfr lqfuf”pr djus ds fy, dqNlq>ko Hkh fn,A bl cSBd esa eq[;ky; ls vij egkfuns”kd]

Jherh vydk iaMk] miegkfuns”kd ¼ç”kklu½ Jh vuqt dqekj]çeq[k ¼fganh½ Jh Hkjr flag rksej rFkk mRrjh {ks=h; dk;kZy; lsmiegkfuns”kd ¼mRrj½ Jh , ds lSuh rFkk mifuns”kd ¼fganh½Jherh lqes/kk “kekZ vkSj çeq[k Jh ts ,l lSuh us Hkkx fy;kA

y[kuÅ ‘kk[kk dk;kZy; & y[kuÅ “kk[kk dk;kZy; dkfujh{k.k lalnh; jktHkk’kk lfefr dh nwljh mi lfefr }kjk04 vDVwcj 2013 dks fd;k x;kA fujh{k.k cSBd ds nkSjkuy[kuÅ “kk[kk dk;kZy; }kjk Hkjh xbZ ç”ukoyh ds vk/kkjij fganh xfrfof/k;ksa dh leh{kk dh xbZ vkSj lfefr }kjkdk;kZy; }kjk fd, tk jgs dk;Z dh Hkwfj%&Hkwfj% ljkguk dhxbZ vkSj lfefr us mRrjksRrj çxfr lqfuf”pr djus ds fy,dqN lq>ko Hkh fn,A lfefr us y[kuÅ “kk[kk dk;kZy;çeq[k dks fganh dh xfrfof/k;ksa esa mRrjksRrj çxfr lqfuf”prdjus ds fy, dgkA bl cSBd esa eq[;ky; ls vijegkfuns”kd] Jherh vydk iaMk] miegkfuns”kd ¼ç”kklu½Jh vuqt dqekj] çeq[k ¼fganh½ Jh Hkjr flag rksej rFkk e/;{ks=h; dk;kZy; ls miegkfuns”kd ¼e/;½ Jh ,l ds [kUukrFkk mifuns”kd ¼fganh½ Jherh lqes/kk “kekZ vkSj y[kuÅ“kk[kk dk;kZy; ds çeq[k] MkW vkj ds ctkt us Hkkx fy;kA

dkuiqj ‘kk[kk dk;kZy; & dkuiqj “kk[kk dk;kZy; dkfujh{k.k lalnh; jktHkk’kk lfefr dh nwljh mi lfefr }kjk30 uoEcj 2013 dks fd;k x;kA fujh{k.k cSBd ds nkSjkudkuiqj “kk[kk dk;kZy; }kjk Hkjh xbZ ç”ukoyh ds vk/kkjij fganh xfrfof/k;ksa dh leh{kk dh xbZ vkSj lfefr }kjkdk;kZy; }kjk fd, tk jgs dk;Z dh Hkwfj%&Hkwfj% ljkguk dhxbZ vkSj lfefr us mRrjksRrj çxfr lqfuf”pr djus ds fy,dqN lq>ko Hkh fn,A lfefr us dkuiqj “kk[kk dk;kZy;çeq[k dks fganh dh xfrfof/k;ksa esa mRrjksRrj çxfr lqfuf”prdjus ds fy, dgkA bl cSBd esa eq[;ky; ls vijegkfuns”kd] Jherh vydk iaMk] miegkfuns”kd ¼ç”kklu½Jh vuqt dqekj] çeq[k ¼fganh½ Jh Hkjr flag rksej rFkke/; {ks=h; dk;kZy; ls miegkfuns”kd ¼e/;½ Jh ,l ds


[kUuk rFkk dkuiqj “kk[kk dk;kZy; ds çeq[k Jh vkj ds

“kekZ us Hkkx fy;kA

dks;Ecrwj ‘kk[kk dk;kZy; & dks;Ecrwj “kk[kk dk;kZy; dk

fujh{k.k lalnh; jktHkk’kk lfefr dh nwljh mi lfefr }kjk

17 tuojh 2014 dks fd;k x;kA fujh{k.k cSBd ds nkSjku

dks;Ecrwj “kk[kk dk;kZy; }kjk Hkjh xbZ ç”ukoyh ds vk/kkj

ij fganh xfrfof/k;ksa dh leh{kk dh xbZ vkSj lfefr }kjk

dk;kZy; }kjk fd, tk jgs dk;Z dh Hkwfj%&Hkwfj% ljkguk dh

xbZ vkSj lfefr us mRrjksRrj çxfr lqfuf”pr djus ds fy,

dqN lq>ko Hkh fn,A lfefr us dks;Ecrwj “kk[kk dk;kZy;

çeq[k dks fganh dh xfrfof/k;ksa esa mRrjksRrj çxfr lqfuf”pr

djus ds fy, dgkA bl cSBd esa eq[;ky; ls vij

egkfuns”kd] Jherh vydk iaMk] miegkfuns”kd ¼ç”kklu½

Jh vuqt dqekj] çeq[k ¼fganh½ Jh Hkjr flag rksej rFkk

mifuns”kd ¼fganh½ Jherh lqes/kk “kekZ vkSj nf{k.k {ks=h;

dk;kZy; ls miegkfuns”kd ¼nf{k.k½ Jh bZ nsosUæ rFkk

dks;Ecrwj “kk[kk dk;kZy; ds çeq[k Jh ,e lnkf”koe rFkk

ukWMy fganh vf/kdkjh] Jh ,e ,e caly us Hkkx fy;kA mDr

cSBd esa lfefr ds ekuuh; la;kstd] Jh MkW lR;ozr prqosZnh

us dk;kZy; esa fd, tk jgs fganh dk;Z ds çfr larqf’V tkfgj

djrs gq, dk;kZy; çeq[k dk lEeku mUgsa “kky m<+kdj

fd;kA

lalnh; jktHkk”kk lfefr dk vkys[k vkSj lk{;lfefr }kjk fujh{k.k

lalnh; jktHkk’kk lfefr dk vkys[k vkSj lk{; lfefr }kjk

uxj jktHkk’kk dk;kZUo;u lfefr ds lnL; ds :i esa

vgenkckn “kk[kk dk;kZy; dk fujh{k.k muds }kjk Hkjh xbZ

ç”ukoyh ds vk/kkj ij fnukad 05 vçSy 2013 dks fd;k

x;kA mDr lfefr us uxj jktHkk’kk dk;kZUo;u lfefr ds

lnL; ds :i esa dkuiqj “kk[kk dk;kZy; dk fujh{k.k muds

}kjk Hkjh xbZ ç”ukoyh ds vk/kkj ij fnukad 09 flrEcj

2013 dks fd;kA lfefr us bu dk;kZy; }kjk fd, tk jgs

dk;Z dh ç”kalk dhA

fganh dk;Z’kkykvksa dk vk;kstu

iVuk ‘kk[kk dk;kZy;

iwohZ {ks=h; dk;kZy; ds varxZr iVuk “kk[kk dk;kZy; esa

fnukad 18 fnlEcj 2013 dks fganh dk;Z”kkyk dk vk;kstu

fd;k x;kA dk;Z”kkyk dk mn~?kkVu oSKkfud ^,Q* ,oa çeq[k

Jh ,l ,u pVthZ us fd;k vkSj mUgksaus lHkh ls viuk

nSfud dk;Z fganh esa djus dk vuqjks/k fd;kA

fnukad 18 fnlEcj 2013 dks iVuk “kk[kk dk;kZy; ,oa

ç;ksx”kkyk dsaæ esa fganh dk;Z”kkyk dk vk;kstu fd;k x;kA

dk;Z”kkyk dk mn~?kkVu oSKkfud ^,Q* ,oa çeq[k Jh ,l

,u pVthZ }kjk fd;k x;kA mUgksaus lHkh lgdfeZ;ksa ls

viuk nSfud dke fganh esa djus dk vuqjks/k fd;kA tk¡p

dsaæ ds oSKkfud ^,Q* ,oa çeq[k Jh vj”kn egewn us fganh

esa dke djus ds vius vuqHko ls voxr djk;kA lkFk gh

mUgksaus dgk fd fganh esa dke djuk ljy gS] bls viuk

dj rks nsf[k,A Jh çHkquUnu >k] lgk;d ,oa uksMy

vf/kdkjh ¼fganh½ us dgk fd vius var%dj.k dh çsj.kk ls

ge lHkh dks fganh esa dke djus dk ç;kl djuk pkfg,A

fganh esa dke djus esa gksus okyh dfBukb;ksa ij foLrkj ls

ppkZ dh ,oa nSfud dk;kZy;h dkeksa esa gksus okyh dfBukb;ksa

ij foLrkj ls ppkZ dh ,oa nSfud dk;kZy;h dkeksa esa gksus

okyh NksVh&NksVh fVIif.k;ka ,oa Hkwy ij foLrkj ls fopkj&foe”kZ

fd;k x;k rkfd fganh esa dke djus esa lqxerk gks ldsA

var esa Jh xksiky çlkn flag] vuqHkkx vf/kdkjh ,oa uksMy

vf/kdkjh ¼fganh½ us fganh esa dke djus dh vfuok;Zrk ij

çdk”k Mkyk ,oa mifLFkr lHkh lgdfeZ;ksa ls fganh esa dke

djus dh vihy ds lkFk /kU;okn Kkiu fn;kA

nsgjknwu ‘kk[kk dk;kZy;

nsgjknwu “kk[kk dk;kZy; esa fnukad 11 fnlEcj 2013 dks fganh

dk;Z”kkyk dk vk;kstu fd;k x;k ftldk “kqHkkjaHk dk;kZy;

çeq[k Jh fnyhi dqekj us fd;kA bl volj ij vfrfFk

oDrk ds :i esa vkeaf=r Jh fnus”k pUæ Fkify;ky]

miegkçca/kd ¼jktHkk’kk½ rsy ,oa çkÑfrd xSl fuxe ¼nsgjknwu½

mifLFkr FksA

Jh fnyhi dqekj] oSKkfud ^,Q* ,oa çeq[k us loZçFke vfrfFk

oDrk dk Lokxr fd;kA mUgksaus vius mn~cks/ku esa dgk gS fd

gekjk dk;kZy; jktHkk’kk foHkkx o eq[;ky; }kjk fganh esa

dk;Z djus ds fn;s x;s lHkh y{;ksa dks çkIr djrs gq,

vf/kd ls vf/kd dk;Z fganh esa dj jgk gSA çeq[k egksn; us

vius vfHkHkk’k.k esa ;g Hkh dgk gS fd çR;sd deZpkjh dks

jktHkk’kk vf/kfu;e ds fofHkUu mica/kksa dk LosPNk ls ikyu

djuk pkfg,A

vfrfFk oDrk Jh Fkify;ky us jktHkk’kk vf/kfu;e ds fofHkUu

mica/kksa ,oa çko/kkuksa dk foLr`r :i ls çLrqfrdj.k LØhu

çkstsDVj ds ek/;e ls fd;kA mUgksaus jktHkk’kk fganh esa ç;qDr

gksus okys fofHkUu lk¶Vos;jksa tSls ea=] okpkarj] Jqrys[k]

bZ-egk”kCndks’k] yhykjktHkk’kk] çokpd] ifjorZu] vkokxeu vfkn

ds ckjs esa foLr`r :i ls tkudkjh nh blds vfrfjDr

mUgksaus vaxzsth-fganh vuqokn ls lacaf/kr fofHkUu lk¶Vos;j ls

tqM+h rduhdh tkudkfj;ka] tSls fganh bZ-esy] fganh v{kjksa ds

;wfudksM rFkk jktHkk’kk fganh ls tqM+h fofHkUu osclkbV dh

tkudkjh Hkh nhA


Jh fnus”k flag] vuqHkkx vf/kdkjh us fganh dk;Z”kkyk dk

lapkyu fd;k ,oa blds lQy vk;kstu ds fy, lHkh dks

/kU;okn fn;kA dk;kZy; esa mifLFkr lHkh vf/kdkfj;ksa ,oa

deZpkfj;ksa us fganh dk;Z”kkyk esa Hkkx fy;kA

jktdksV ‘kk[kk dk;kZy;

jktHkk’kk dk;kZUo;u dks c<+kok nsus ds fy, jktdksV “kk[kk

dk;kZy; esa 18 fnlEcj 2013 dks fgUnh dk;Z”kkyk dk vk;kstu

fd;k x;kA bldh v/;{krk jktdksV “kk[kk çeq[k Jh ;l

prqosZnh egksno us dhA bl dk;ZØe ds nkSjku dk;kZy; esa

mifLFkr lHkh vf/kdkfj;ksa ,oa deZpkfj;ksa us Hkkx fy;kA dk;Z”kkyk

dh “kq:vkr fgUnh uksMy vf/kdkjh Jh fot; dqekj xqIrk us

Lokxr çLrko ls dhA mUgksaus bl volj ij bl laca/k esa

çeq[k egksn; ls jktdksV “kk[kk dk;kZy; esa fgUnh dks c<+kok

nsus ds lanHkZ esa fo”ks’k ijke”kZ nsus dks dgkA çeq[k egksn; us

fgUnh dks c<+kok nsus ds fy, lHkh mifLFkr vf/kdkfj;ksa ,oa

deZpkfj;ksa ls fgUnh esa vf/kdkf/kd dk;Z djus dk

vuqjks/k fd;k rFkk fgUnh ds vf/kdkf/kd ç;ksx o mls

;Fkksfpr c<+kok nsus ds ckjs esa foLrkj ls ppkZ dhA

bl nkSjku fgUnh Hkk’kk ds vf/kdkf/kd Kku ds fy,

dk;kZy; esa vf/kdkf/kd fgUnh iqLrdksa dh [kjhn ij ppkZ

Hkh xbZA bl laca/k esa mifLFkr vf/kdkfj;ksa ,oa deZpkfj;ksa

us fgUnh ds vf/kdkf/kd ç;ksx ds fy, vius&vius er

çLrqr fd,A v/;{k egksn; us fgUnh dks c<+kok nsus ds

fy, r; fd, x, y{; dh “krçfr”kr çkfIr gsrq

volj jgus ij larks’k O;Dr fd;kA bl nkSjku mifLFkr

vf/kdkfj;ksa ,oa deZpkfj;ksa us Hkfo’; esa y{; ls Hkh vius

fudyus dk Hkjkslk fnyk;kA ijarq mijksDr fcanqvksa ij

“krçfr”kr y{; dh çkfIr gsrq fgUnh vk”kqfyfid dh

deh eglwl dh xbZ ftlij çeq[k ¼fgUnh½] eq[;ky;]

ubZ fnYyh dk /;ku vkÑ’V djus dk lq>ko fn;k x;kA

eq[;ky;

Hkkjrh; ekud C;wjks eq[;ky; esa 18 Qjojh 2014 dks xSjrduhdh foHkkxks ds vuqHkkx vf/kdkfj;ksa ds fy, vk/ks fnudh fganh dk;Z”kkyk dk vk;kstu fd;k x;kA dk;Z”kkyk dkmn~?kkVu Jh vuqt dqekj miegkfuns”kd ¼ç”kklu½ us fd;kAvius mn~?kkVu vfHkHkk’k.k esa mUgksaus dgk fd bl dk;Z”kkykds ek/;e ls lHkh çfrHkkxh jktHkk’kk ds ç;ksx esa vkus okyhdfBukbZ;ksa vkSj f>>d dks nwj dj ldrs gSaA mUgksaus dgkfd bl dk;Z”kkyk esa vH;kl ds }kjk deZpkjh jktHkk’kk dkç;ksx djus esa l{ke gksaxs vkSj lkFk gh mUgsa jktHkk’kklaca/kh y{;ksa ,oa uhfr;ksa dks fQj ls le>us dk volj HkhfeysxkA bl volj ij mUgksaus dk;Z”kkyk dh lQyrk dhdkeuk dhA

dk;Z”kkyk esa Jh Hkjr flag rksej] çeq[k ¼fganh½ us jktHkk’kkuhfr] fu;e&vf/kfu;e ,oa funsZ”kksa dh laf{kIr dh tkudkjhnh vkSj jktHkk’kk ds y{;ksa dks gkfly djus ds lanHkZ esamuds egRo ds ckjs esa crk;kA mUgksaus dk;kZy;hu dk;Z esa

fganh ds ç;ksx esa vkus okyh O;kogkfjd leL;kvksa ij HkhçfrHkkfx;ksa ds lkFk ijLij ppkZ dhA Jherh lqes/kk “kekZ]mi funs”kd ¼fganh½ us ç”kklu o ys[kk laca/kh i= ,oa uksVfy[kus dk O;kogkfjd vH;kl djk;k ftls lHkh çfrHkkfx;ksaus cM+s mRlkg ds lkFk fd;k vkSj bl laca/k esa Jherh lqes/kkds lkFk ppkZ dhA dk;Z”kkyk ds vafre O;k[;ku esaJh fouksn dkyjk] dfu’B vuqoknd us fganh frekgh fjiksVZds egÙo ij çdk”k MkykA mUgksaus fofHkUu foHkkxksa ls çkIrfrekgh fjiksVks± ds vkadM+ksa esa vke rkSj ij ikbZ tkus okyh=qfV;ksa ij ppkZ djrs gq, frekgh fjiksVZ Hkjus dk vH;klHkh djk;kA

BUREAU OF INDIAN STANDARDS

PRESIDENTSHRI RAM VILAS PASWANUnion Minister for Consumer Affairs,Food and Public Distribution

VICE PRESIDENT

SHRI RAOSAHEB DADARAO DANVEMinister of State for Consumer Affairs,

Food and Public Distribution

DIRECTOR GENERALSHRI SUNIL SONI, (IAS)

ADDITIONAL DIRECTORS GENERALSMT ALKA PANDA, (IAS)

CHIEF VIGILANCE OFFICERSHRI ALOK SHARMA, (IPoS)

SCIENTIST ‘G’SHRI C K MAHESHWARI, DDG (Western Region)

SHRI D K NAYYAR, DDG (Training Institute & HP)

SMT PARMINDER BAJAJ, DDG (Standardization)

SHRI P K BATRA, DDG (Project Managementand Works and T&C)

SHRI A K SAINI, DDG (Northern Region)

SHRI E DEVENDER, DDG (Southern Region)

SCIENTIST ‘F’SHRI K ANBARASU, DDG (Certification)

DR (SMT) SNEH BHATLA, DDG (Policy,Planning & Coordination)

SHRI S K KHANNA, DDG (MSCD)

SHRI RAHUL KUMAR, DDG (Central Region)

SHRI RAKESH KUMAR, DDG (Eastern Region)

SHRI DESH DEEPAK, DDG (i-Care)

DEPUTY DIRECTORS GENERALSHRI H R AHUJA (Finance)

SHRI ANUJ KUMAR, (Administration)

EDITOR AND PUBLISHERSMT RENUKA B SALWANDirector (Public Relations)

Hkkjrh; ekud C;wjks

v/;{kJh jkefoykl iklokudsæh; ea=h] miHkksDrk ekeys] [kk| ,oalkoZtfud forj.k

mi&v/;{kJh jkvkslkgsc nknkjkvks nkuosjkT; ea=h] miHkksDrk ekeys] [kk| ,oalkoZtfud forj.k

egkfuns'kdJh lquhy lksuh ¼vkbZ-,-,l-½

vij egkfuns'kdJherh vYdk iaMk] ¼vkbZ-,-,l-½

eq[; lrdZrk vf/kdkjhJh vyksd “kekZ ¼vkbZ-ih-vks-,l-½

oSKkfud ^th*Jh lh ds ekgs'ojh] mi egkfuns”kd ¼if”peh {ks=½Jh Mh ds uS ;j] mi egkfuns”kd ¼VªsfuaxbaLVhV~;wV ,oa ,pih½Jherh ijfeUnj ctkt] çeq[k ¼ekudhdj.k½Jh ih ds c=k] mi egkfuns”kd ¼ifj;kstukçca/ku ,oa fuekZ.ka rFkka Vh,oalh½Jh , ds lSuh] mi egkfuns”kd ¼mÙkjh {ks=½Jh bZ nsosUæ] mi egkfuns”kd ¼nf{k.kh {ks=½

oSKkfud ^,Q*Jh ds vuczklw] mi egkfuns”kd ¼çek.ku½Mk ¼Jherh½ Lusg HkkVyk] mi egkfuns”kd¼uhfr fu;kstu vkSj leUo;½Jh ,l ds [kUuk] mi egkfuns”kd ¼,e,llhMh½Jh jkgqy dqekj] mi egkfuns”kd ¼e/; {ks=½Jh jkds”k dqekj] mi egkfuns”kd ¼iwohZ {ks=½Jh ns”k nhid] mi egkfuns”kd ¼vkbZ-ds;j½

mi egkfuns'kdJh ,p vkj vkgqtk ¼foÙk½Jh vuqt dqekj] ¼ç”kklfud½

laiknd ,oa çdk'kdJherh jsuqdk ch lyokufuns'kd ¼tulEidZ½

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