Govt set to ease industrial standards law
October 27, 2025
|Hindustan Times Delhi
India is set to overhaul and decriminalise all provisions and rules of the Legal Metrology Act
India is set to overhaul and decriminalise all provisions and rules of the Legal Metrology Act, which governs robustness of consumer and industrial products, cosmetics to elevators, to usher in a regime of quicker and reliable private-sector certification with the oversight of state controllers, Union consumer affairs minister Pralhad Joshi said on Saturday.
Legal metrology deals with quality and quantity of consumer items to ensure products contain and conform to what their labels claim. It is especially key to weights and measures of packaged items and machines used for industrial calibration.
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JNU’S STUDENT BODY CRIES FOUL OVER INQUIRY NOTICES BY COPS
The Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) students’ union (JNUSU), in a statement released on Friday, alleged that the administration was attempting to “silence and threaten” student representatives, after Delhi Police issued inquiry notices to current and former office-bearers in connection with protests against new surveillance measures in the university library.
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January 04, 2026
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SIX COPS INJURED IN STONE PELTING IN WEST BENGAL'S SANDESHKHALI
At least six police personnel sustained injuries after being attacked by a mob in Sandeshkhali in West Bengal's North Parganas 24 district while trying to arrest a Trinamool Congress (TMC) worker in connection with alleged illegal occupation of land and water bodies for pisciculture, police said on Saturday.
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January 04, 2026
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CJI: LAW NOT JUST FOR THOSE WHO CAN AFFORD IT, BUT FOR ANYONE IN DIRE NEED
Chief Justice of India (CJI) Surya Kant on Saturday said that the law draws its legitimacy from the people it protects, further noting that it is “not just for those who can afford it, but for anyone who is in dire need of it”.
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January 04, 2026
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Noida allows issue of OCs, registries at Sports City
The Noida authority on Saturday, after five years, lifted a ban on the issuance of occupancy certificates, registries and sale and purchase of completed apartments in group housing projects being built under the Sports City scheme in Sector 150, along the Noida-Greater Noida Expressway.
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January 04, 2026
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A New Year resolution: Eschew comparisons
“So, where did you go for New Year's?” is a question usually asked by people who have just come back from an elaborate trip abroad.
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January 04, 2026
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After years of being selective, Suraj Sharma says he now wants to do more
With a debut as striking as the Academy Award-winning Life of Pi (2012), actor Suraj Sharma seemed poised for a prolific career.
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Across to bear
Tensions mount, uncertainty looms, and words take on a rather threatening aspect. Travel behind the scenes of a cryptic crossword contest, with HT puzzles editor Kabir Firaque
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January 04, 2026
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ALL ABOUT THE DRY JANUARY RESET
Doctors say even a month of ditching alcohol can improve gut health, sleep, focus and mood, while young adults call it a simple reset after party season
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Look ma, no hands!
TAILORED, SWIFT } HOW INDIA’S ATOMIC CLOCKS MARK TIME
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Smog and mirrors
The aerosol scientist has spent decades scanning the air for invisible threats. A movement she led shaped WHO and global response to the spread of Covid-19. Morawska recently won Australia's Prime Minister's Prize for Science. Her focus is ultrafine particles. What we're breathing in really worries her, she says
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