Archive · 24 Jun 2025
BIS Bengaluru Holds 'Manak Manthan' to Boost Standards
Imagine India has rules for making things, called standards.
To make sure these rules are good, the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) in Bengaluru held a meeting called 'manak manthan.'
This meeting was like a workshop to get help from the people who make things (like factories) to improve these rules.
The goal is to make sure everything is made well and safely.
They talked about the rules for making aluminum pots and pans, and how the people who make them can help make the rules even better.
Everyone wants to make sure things are good quality, and this meeting was a way to work together to make that happen.
BIS Bengaluru organized 'manak manthan' to boost industry involvement in standard formulation.
The event aimed to strengthen the formulation, revision, and implementation of Indian standards.
Narender Reddy Beesu emphasized the role of standards in a quality-driven ecosystem.
K Rajashekhar highlighted the platform as an open forum for dialogue on new and revised standards.
The program featured a technical session on wrought and cast aluminum utensils.
- Who
- Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS)
- What
- BIS Bengaluru hosted 'manak manthan' to promote industry participation in standard formulation.
- When
- June 24
- Where
- Bengaluru
- Why
- To strengthen industry involvement in the formulation, revision, and implementation of Indian standards.
- Event Name
- 'manak manthan'
- Organizing Body
- BIS Bengaluru
- Main Goal
- Boost industry participation in standards
- Key Speakers
- Narender Reddy Beesu, K Rajashekhar
- Focus
- Formulation, revision, and implementation of standards
- Participants
- Over 35 industry stakeholders