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Goyal signals BIS certification exemption for high-tech companies, including those from Japan

Source: The Times of India· Kirtika Suneja· August 25, 2026

India is developing a framework to exempt high-tech companies from BIS certification. This aims to facilitate the setup of manufacturing facilities for advanced industries. Japanese firms had raised concerns regarding complex certification rules for imported …

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