what are the regulatory requirements and be able to design products in india

 In India, regulatory requirements vary depending on the industry and the product being designed. Here are some examples of regulatory requirements that mechanical engineers should be aware of when designing products in India:

1. Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS): The BIS is a national body responsible for setting standards and ensuring quality control for various products and services. Mechanical engineers must ensure that their products meet the BIS standards before they can be sold in India.

2. Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB): The CPCB is responsible for enforcing environmental regulations in India. Mechanical engineers must ensure that their products comply with CPCB regulations to prevent environmental harm.

3. Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion (DIPP): The DIPP is responsible for formulating and implementing industrial policy and promoting industrial development in India. Mechanical engineers should be aware of the DIPP policies and guidelines that impact their products.

4. Automotive Industry Standards (AIS): The AIS is a set of standards established by the Indian government for automotive components and vehicles. Mechanical engineers designing products for the automotive industry must ensure that their products comply with AIS standards.

5. Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI): The FSSAI is responsible for ensuring food safety and quality in India. Mechanical engineers designing products in the food industry must ensure that their products meet FSSAI standards.

In summary, mechanical engineers designing products in India must ensure that their products meet the relevant regulatory requirements and standards set by various national bodies and organizations to ensure product safety, quality, and environmental compliance.