The steel ministry’s decision to extend mandatory Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) certification to not just finished steel products but also all raw...
ByKanmani ChokkalingamAugust 13, 2025In a move to ease raw material bottlenecks for domestic steelmakers, the steel ministry has exempted 202 foreign steel licences from mandatory Bureau...
ByKanmani ChokkalingamAugust 13, 2025The recently issued Quality Control Order (QCO) on steel imports is unfairly hitting India’s micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) while creating room...
ByKanmani ChokkalingamJuly 31, 2025The Ministry of Steel has launched an extensive inquiry into a ₹4,000-crore trade in non-BIS-certified steel from Japan, South Korea, and China, given...
ByKanmani ChokkalingamJuly 16, 2025India’s steel industry is headed for a storm after the Ministry of Steel suddenly extended the Quality Control Order (QCO) to extend into...
ByKanmani ChokkalingamJune 24, 2025A sudden regulatory change by the Ministry of Steel has left India’s micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) reeling, with fears of disrupted...
ByKanmani ChokkalingamJune 18, 2025On Thursday, the Indian government announced the inclusion of 151 steel standards developed by the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) in the Quality...
ByKanmani ChokkalingamJanuary 4, 2025