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  1. India and the Bureau of Indian Standards are currently focused on developing the necessary standards for the emerging hydrogen economy.

Bureau of Indian Standards Expands National Testing and Certification Network

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The Bureau of Indian Standards is enhancing its national testing infrastructure, which includes 10 BIS labs, 440 recognised private labs, and 350 empanelled government labs. The agency plans to scale up testing for silver jewellery nationally within two years, alongside trialling AI and robotics for processes such as cement testing.

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The expansion aims to meet increasing consumer demand and ensure product quality across various sectors. This initiative is part of a broader focus on developing standards for the emerging hydrogen economy.

India and the Bureau of Indian Standards are currently focused on developing the necessary standards for the emerging hydrogen economy.

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  • Bureau of Indian StandardsIndian organization responsible for developing national standards and operating testing infrastructure.
  • IndiaThe nation where the Bureau of Indian Standards operates and applies national standards.

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  1. SRI-N is testing products under local conditions in India.Sub-event
  2. BIS and CCI are modernizing testing infrastructure to strengthen the global competitiveness of Indian cotton.Sub-event
  3. CRRI sets road testing standards for India.Sub-event
  4. The SMILE-75 initiative is being tested at various ground locations across India, including Ayodhya, Bengaluru, and Lucknow.Sub-event
  5. National testing infrastructure in India expands.1 source

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