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🌐 BIS Consultant - Simplifying to get ISI mark Licence , LRS Scheme, Mechanical and civil products. DM for collabs / licence advice 📩 Views are personal

Chandigarh Katılım Mayıs 2017
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Gurdeep
Gurdeep@Gurcasm·
बेल से बंधा कुत्ता अगर भोंक रहा है मतलब साथ में उसका मालिक है।
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365Rider@365rider·
Win a pair of ASICS Superblast 3 in its new colorway! To participate: ✔️ Repost this post ✔️ Follow us on @365rider ✔️ Tag 3 friends in the replies The winner will be announced on May 7th. Good luck! 🍀
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Gurdeep@Gurcasm·
@hsphoolka You become what you think BJP be like
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H S Phoolka@hsphoolka·
BJP misleading people: need to know who is responsible for ruining whole generation of Punjab. shar.Rs/1H3uDd
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V@laaljhandi·
Sara Haryana Chandigarh hi başa hua h bhayi ?!? 😭😭☝🏻
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𝗗𝗘𝗘𝗣@The_Chobbar·
3rd pic is not even from Chandigarh it have same vibes saying Chandigarh University belongs to Chandigarh or in Chandigarh
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Nalini Unagar
Nalini Unagar@NalinisKitchen·
Those tiny gaps in gas cylinders always make me curious.
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Khayali Pulao
Khayali Pulao@KhaoKamaoLMA0·
Haryana me ek town hai jaha ka AQI humesha 20 ya usse niche hi rehta h. That place is really heaven on earth. People are kind, no crime,no unemployment,greenery, 12 months pleasant weather,everything is just so perfect there.
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Gurdeep
Gurdeep@Gurcasm·
@DearS_o_n The lion rests most of the day. But when it's hungry, it doesn't stop until the hunt is done. That's the mindset. Rest when you can.
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Gurdeep@Gurcasm·
GTA Mohali 📍Sec 70 Mohali
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Gyan 高言
Gyan 高言@gyan_w3b·
I still think about this
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Rahul Gandhi
Rahul Gandhi@RahulGandhi·
The AI revolution is here - bringing both threats and opportunities. Our IT and services sector, a shining star of our economy, is at risk, and thousands of software engineers and professionals will lose their livelihoods if we do not prepare for the storm that is coming. But we have opportunities too. Data is the petrol which fuels the AI engine. As I said in parliament, India’s greatest asset is our brilliant people - and the enormous data we create. In a few days, the government is hosting a grand AI Summit. It should have been an opportunity for India to assert leadership - to demonstrate how a country of 1.4 billion people can use our data to shape the global AI future ON OUR OWN TERMS. Instead, a helpless PM Modi, has surrendered to the US ‘chokehold’ in the trade deal. Under the pretext of “clearing barriers to digital trade”, every move to use our data for our own benefit will be opposed. Already, large foreign companies enjoy a near monopoly on our data through Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, Youtube, Amazon, Android, etc. With this deal, India will struggle to: •⁠ ⁠⁠Safely store the data of 1.5 billion Indians in India •⁠ ⁠⁠Get transparency in their source codes and algorithms •⁠ ⁠⁠Tax the profits they make using our data It’s a shame that our Prime Minister has been pressured to hand over India’s prime resource to a foreign power.
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ANI
ANI@ANI·
CBI apprehends BIS Scientist for taking a bribe of Rs 70,000
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Shekhar Dutt
Shekhar Dutt@DuttShekhar·
No one noticed this but in this scene Madhavan secretly shows only 3 fingers suggesting that there might be 3 parts to this movie. Peak detailing by Dhar sir 😱 (or is it 4, because there are 4 buttons on the coat’s cuff 😨)
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V@vigiciann

In this scene, the guy eats half an apple and throws the other half away… showing the movie has two parts…you're watching the first one n will have to wait for the second…Peak writing by Aditya Dhar saab

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Dr. Anil Dwivedi
Dr. Anil Dwivedi@AnilDwivedi11·
ब्रेकिंग : कृषि वैज्ञानिक डॉ #राजाराम_त्रिपाठी की बड़ी छलांग, भारतीय मानक ब्यूरो की गवर्निंग कौंसिल के सदस्य बने, देश की गुणवत्ता और मानकीकरण नीति निर्माण में निभाएंगे राष्ट्रीय भूमिका #drrajaramtripathi #BIS thebigul.com/breaking-agric…
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0x0fff@ox0ffff·
According to BusinessLine, the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) has introduced mandatory disclosure norms to address mis-selling and enhance transparency in the rapidly expanding lab-grown diamond market. This move aligns with global efforts to regulate synthetic gemstones amid rising consumer demand and technological advancements in diamond production. India, a global hub for diamond cutting and polishing, faces strategic challenges as lab-grown diamonds disrupt traditional supply chains dominated by natural diamond-producing nations like Botswana, Russia, and Canada. The BIS initiative reflects India’s attempt to position itself as a leader in ethical and technological innovation within the sector, while also addressing concerns from the Kimberley Process Certification Scheme, which seeks to prevent conflict diamonds from entering the market. Historically, India’s dominance in diamond processing has been tied to its low-cost labor and infrastructure, but the rise of lab-grown alternatives threatens to shift economic power toward countries with advanced manufacturing capabilities. The BIS norms aim to standardize labeling and certification, ensuring that lab-grown diamonds are clearly distinguished from natural ones, which could influence international trade dynamics and regulatory frameworks in other major markets such as the U.S. and China. The BIS regulations are expected to have significant economic ripple effects. By mandating clear disclosure across invoices, exports, and advertising, the norms could reduce consumer confusion and fraud, thereby boosting confidence in lab-grown diamonds. This is critical as lab-grown stones, priced up to 90% lower than natural diamonds, gain traction in emerging markets like India’s smaller cities, where affordability and ethical sourcing are key drivers. For the jewelry sector, this shift may pressure traditional diamond retailers to adapt their inventory strategies or risk losing market share to tech-savvy competitors. The policy also impacts global supply chains, as India’s role as a processing hub could expand if lab-grown diamonds become a dominant export product. However, this may strain relationships with natural diamond producers, who could face declining revenues and lobby for retaliatory measures. Additionally, the rise of lab-grown diamonds could disrupt investment flows into mining operations, redirecting capital toward synthetic production facilities and research into alternative materials. Currency markets may also see indirect effects, as India’s growing exports of lab-grown diamonds could improve its trade balance, potentially strengthening the rupee against currencies of natural diamond exporters. #Geopolitics #GlobalMarkets #InternationalRelations #Economy #WorldNews
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Weekly Voice
Weekly Voice@Weeklyvoice·
New BIS Guidelines Define ‘Diamond’ as Natural Only: Enhancing Transparency in the Jewelry Market: The Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) has established new guidelines regarding the characterization and marketing of diamonds in the country. This… dlvr.it/TQbjYz
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Sea_winter
Sea_winter@Kotajitu1994·
Which location, say 📍???
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