The BIS-Academia collaboration has already made notable strides, including the integration of standardization modules into the curricula of 15 institutes, commissioning over 130 research projects, and establishing BIS Corners and Academic Dashboards in more than 50 institutions. During the convention, participants discussed best practices for academic collaboration and the potential of Standards Clubs to engage students. The event concluded with a shared commitment to enhancing the culture of standardization in Indian academia, equipping students and faculty to actively contribute to both national and global quality systems. Notably, five institutions were recognized for their outstanding contributions to BIS-related activities.

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He said a BIS Licence will be mandatory for the manufacturing, importing or selling of products under these Quality Control Orders.

Mr. Tiwari said the standards for footwear products are developed in consultation with trade and industry bodies, consumer organizations, and representatives of various stakeholder groups to ensure quality and authenticity.

He said in order to make compliance convenient for small-scale and micro-scale industries, the implementation date will be the 1st of January next year.

Mr Tiwari said, the government recently announced an 80 percent cut on testing charges for footwear products under the Quality Control Orders for the certified start-ups and micro industrial units.

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