Krishna Kumar
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The Steel market will have to produce BIS (Bureau of Indian Standards) certified steel products as the Centre has made the Certification mandatory. As per BIS guidelines, all domestic & foreign companies cannot manufacture, import, distribute or store steel products if they do not follow the standards and do not bear the ISI mark. In […]
According to the Toy Quality Control Order issued in 2020, BIS Certification is compulsory for toys for children under 14 years of age. The BIS (Bureau of Indian Standards) has mandated that all electric and non-electric toys must get BIS ISI mark, and toys without a BIS ISI mark are not permitted to be sold […]
Bureau of Indian Standards publishes ten Indian Standards on safety aspects of Toys related to physical safety, chemical safety, Electrical Safety, and flammability. Seven of these BIS standards are the part of Quality Control Order on the protection of toys mandate that toys for children under 14 years of age bear BIS ISI Mark. No […]
The BIS (Bureau of Indian Standards) is the Government body involved with conformity assessment, Quality Assurance of products, services, processes, and Standardization of products. As per a recent notification by the DPIIT (Department for Promotion of Industry & Internal Trade)[1], all footwear manufacturers will need to obtain BIS Certificate, and all the Footwear needs to […]
The BIS (Bureau of Indian Standards) issue the ISI mark for electric motors. The manufacturer has to complete the documentation and testing by BIS to certify the product with the ISI mark. The factory will need to be physically audited by the BIS officer. The process for obtaining an ISI mark is known as BIS […]
In India, the publication of newspapers, books and periodicals is regulated under the Press and Books Registration Act, 1867. This Act provides for the making of the office of the RNI (Registrar of Newspapers for India, a statutory body that was created through amending the Press & Registration of Books Act, 1867. In this blog, […]
HR Attendance policy template is necessary for an organisation when the employee’s frequent absence & tardiness is causing a disturbance in the Company. With the enlarged Company to deal with employees issues, a time & attendance policy is needed. In case you run a small business, you may feel that an attendance policy is unnecessary. […]
The purpose of the HR Templates is to provide your HR Team with the starting block they must excellent working environment at the Company premises. The HR Templates include many policy documents, forms & agreements. This blog explains the Different HR Policies and procedures a business needs. What are HR Policies? Human Resource strategies are […]
National Small Industries Corporation Limited (NSIC) are a government undertaking which was established in 1955. It is operating under MSMEs (Micro, Small, & Medium Enterprises). Presently, NSIC is a reputed Mini Ratna Public Sector Undertaking (PSU) and holds ISO9001:2015 certification. In this write- up we will briefly discuss the NSIC Registration Checklist. Essential NSIC Registration […]
Section 8 Company is a company formed under the Companies Act, 2013 to promote art, science, commerce, research, religion, environmental protection, education, charity, sports, or any other purpose, with the condition that the profit is used to advance the purpose. Hence, in this blog, we will discuss the requirements related to ITR for Section 8 […]
Form ITR 6 is applied to companies that are not claiming exemption under Section 11 of the Income Tax Act, 1961[1]. Further, ITR 6 is an annexure less income tax return. Hence, you need to attach any documents while filing the return. You file ITR 6 Form electronically in the online filing portal on the […]
FSSAI has said to the Delhi High Court that a declaration regarding food products being vegetarian or non-vegetarian is compulsory irrespective of the percentage of an ingredient used in it, and all packages of non-vegetarian food shall bear a symbol & colour code to indicate its nature. In response, filed a petition concerning the labelling […]
The word “logistics” is come from the French word ‘logistique’ referring to the coordination & facilitation of the movement of both people and cargo. Many products we use in our daily life need to be shipped & delivered from multiple locations before being sold & used; the logistics business is a big game both locally […]
In India, the majority of the population is vegetarian, and milk is an essential source of nutrition. Milk gives us calcium and proteins. The adulteration of milk & milk products and the false claiming of milk items led FSSAI to bring rules & regulations to the Indian market. In 2017-18, the per capita milk availability […]
