Indian Products should establish Trust and Confidence among consumers: PM Modi

PM Modi promotes Indian products in National Metrology Conclave

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday in National Metrology Conclave asserted that India will never aim to stack up the world with Indian products rather it aims to ensure customer satisfaction and build trust in the global market. Speaking at the conclave, PM Modi said that it is our duty to fulfill global demand and meet global expectations. "We want our products to be accepted globally for their quality and efficiency," he added. Adhering to the motto of 'vocalization of local products' and 'Make in India' he laid out the vision of development of India by facilitating trade of Indian products in other parts of the world.

On Monday, he acknowledged the national atomic timescale and Bhartiya Nirdeshak Dravya Pranali (Certified Indian Reference Material programme) to nation laid foundations National Environmental Standards Laboratory, the Prime Minister said India is on the junction to embark world's largest covid 19 vaccine program. He extended his gratitude to Indian Scientists for making two covid 19 vaccines at the start of this New Year making it the largest vaccination programme. On the certified Indian reference materials programme of the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research he brought out the fact that this programme will give the country the opportunity to make good quality products in heavy metals, pesticides, pharmaceuticals and textiles.

India is heading to opt consumer oriented approach instead of old centric approach. This will give the products a global identity in districts across the country benefiting the MSME Sector. This will urge foreign direct investment in India maintaining local supply chains.

Calibration of measuring instruments is done by Certified reference materials (CRM) for evaluating measurement procedures and ensuring internal and external quality control. CSIR-NPL has initiated CRM production under Make in India scheme as issued by CSIR. With atomic time scale, Indian Standard Time achieves works on accuracy of 2.9 nanoseconds. Precise time is calculated around the world in about 70 countries including India at various National Measurement Institutes (NMI). CSIR-NPL maintains India's time. It is now targeting to synchronize all clocks in accordance to IST for reducing cybercrime and securing digital infrastructure.

PM Modi also mantled the idea of National Environmental Standards Laboratory under CSIR.  According to CSIR pollution measuring instruments in India are imported from international agencies with proper certification. These certificates authorise the efficiency of instruments on basis of environmental conditions of the issuing country which tampers with the measuring quality in Indian context. "In this race to achieve self reliance, India is leading in terms of environment. India is still dependent on others for air quality measuring tools and emission. This will bring independence and testify our capabilities to do better. It will be cost efficient and increase India's share in the global market," he added.