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Shun Double Standards In Combating Terrorism: Ajit Doval At SCO Meet In China
National Security Adviser Ajit Doval on Tuesday called for shunning double standards in combating terrorism and urged members of the SCO to hold accountable perpetrators, organisers and financers of cross-border terrorism.
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Government Makes ISI Mark Mandatory For Stainless Steel, Aluminium Utensils
The government has made it mandatory for stainless steel and aluminium kitchen utensils to conform to national quality standards, the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) said on Friday, in a move aimed at enhancing consumer safety and product quality.
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Steelbird Unveils New SBH-26 Bella Helmets For Ladies; Prices Start At Rs. 1,149
Steelbird unveiled a new range of helmets for ladies called the SBH-26 Bella. The helmet range will be available in India January 2021 onwards and prices will start at Rs. 1,149.
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Helmet Safety Norms To Be Revised; Sale Of Imported Helmets Allowed
The Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) will be implementing a new notification for the two-wheeler helmet standard from September 4, 2020. According to a recent report, the new norms will see the 1200 gram weight for helmets being done away with, which was implemented in 2018. The rule restricted the sale of imported helmets in India that did not car...
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Steelbird Rolls Out New BIS Compliant Helmets For India
Two-wheeler safety gear manufacturer, Steelbird Hi-Tech has rolled out its new range of helmets that meet the new BIS standard. The company claims it's the first helmet maker to receive the certifications and approvals for its products and facilities to meet the new helmet standards. The IS 4151 :2015 will be mandatory for new helmets from January ...
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Non ISI Helmets To Be Banned In Two Months From Now
Helmet dealers will have two months to clear their stocks of non ISI helmets.
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BIS Introduces New Standards For ISI Motorcycle Helmets
The Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) has announced a new standard for motorcycle helmets in India, in a bid to improve safety levels and curb poor quality helmet sales. Under the new standards that will be applicable from January 15, 2019, helmet manufacturers will have to ensure a maximum weight of 1.2 kg for a helmet, as opposed to the current we...
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Government Considers Ban On Non-ISI Helmets
The government is planning to make the sale of non-ISI helmets an offence by the end of the year, when all helmet manufacturers will need to obtain Indian standards certification from the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS).
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Ban On Non-ISI Marked Helmets Called Off In Bengaluru
Following the backlash on imposing a blanket ban on non-ISI marked helmets, the Bengaluru City traffic police have decided to withdraw its drive on substandard helmets. The crackdown that was supposed to start from February 1, 2018, has been called off after the city traffic police asked for clarification from the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS).
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The Islamic State is Making These Afghans Long for the Taliban
At war for more than three decades, Afghans are familiar with violence perpetrated by a raft of armies and militias. But even by their jaded standards, the emergence here of the Islamic State - the extremist organization that arose in the Middle East - has ushered in a new age of brutality.
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Shun Double Standards In Combating Terrorism: Ajit Doval At SCO Meet In China
National Security Adviser Ajit Doval on Tuesday called for shunning double standards in combating terrorism and urged members of the SCO to hold accountable perpetrators, organisers and financers of cross-border terrorism.
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Government Makes ISI Mark Mandatory For Stainless Steel, Aluminium Utensils
The government has made it mandatory for stainless steel and aluminium kitchen utensils to conform to national quality standards, the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) said on Friday, in a move aimed at enhancing consumer safety and product quality.
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Steelbird Unveils New SBH-26 Bella Helmets For Ladies; Prices Start At Rs. 1,149
Steelbird unveiled a new range of helmets for ladies called the SBH-26 Bella. The helmet range will be available in India January 2021 onwards and prices will start at Rs. 1,149.
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Helmet Safety Norms To Be Revised; Sale Of Imported Helmets Allowed
The Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) will be implementing a new notification for the two-wheeler helmet standard from September 4, 2020. According to a recent report, the new norms will see the 1200 gram weight for helmets being done away with, which was implemented in 2018. The rule restricted the sale of imported helmets in India that did not car...
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Steelbird Rolls Out New BIS Compliant Helmets For India
Two-wheeler safety gear manufacturer, Steelbird Hi-Tech has rolled out its new range of helmets that meet the new BIS standard. The company claims it's the first helmet maker to receive the certifications and approvals for its products and facilities to meet the new helmet standards. The IS 4151 :2015 will be mandatory for new helmets from January ...
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Non ISI Helmets To Be Banned In Two Months From Now
Helmet dealers will have two months to clear their stocks of non ISI helmets.
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BIS Introduces New Standards For ISI Motorcycle Helmets
The Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) has announced a new standard for motorcycle helmets in India, in a bid to improve safety levels and curb poor quality helmet sales. Under the new standards that will be applicable from January 15, 2019, helmet manufacturers will have to ensure a maximum weight of 1.2 kg for a helmet, as opposed to the current we...
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Government Considers Ban On Non-ISI Helmets
The government is planning to make the sale of non-ISI helmets an offence by the end of the year, when all helmet manufacturers will need to obtain Indian standards certification from the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS).
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Ban On Non-ISI Marked Helmets Called Off In Bengaluru
Following the backlash on imposing a blanket ban on non-ISI marked helmets, the Bengaluru City traffic police have decided to withdraw its drive on substandard helmets. The crackdown that was supposed to start from February 1, 2018, has been called off after the city traffic police asked for clarification from the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS).
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The Islamic State is Making These Afghans Long for the Taliban
At war for more than three decades, Afghans are familiar with violence perpetrated by a raft of armies and militias. But even by their jaded standards, the emergence here of the Islamic State - the extremist organization that arose in the Middle East - has ushered in a new age of brutality.
