______ is the mark of quality for all industrial products in India.
ISI
The standard certification mark required for all industrial products sold in India is the ISI mark.
The ISI mark is issued by the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) and signifies that a product conforms to the standards set by the Bureau. It is mandatory for several industrial products to ensure consumer safety and product quality.
Therefore, for general industrial products, the ISI mark is the definitive indicator of quality and conformity in India.
The Five Year Plan was first launched in
Which of the following was/were the feature(s) of Lenin’s New Economic Policy (NEP) for the Soviet Union?
1) Private retail trading was strictly forbidden
2) Private enterprise was strictly forbidden
3) Peasants were not allowed to sell their surplus
4) To secure liquid capital, concessions were allowed to foreign capitalists, but the State retained the option of purchasing the product of such concerns
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The other name of the tertiary sector is ________.
Which of the following features of the Organised sector is NOT correct?
The Blue Revolution in India is related to ________