To counter the mounting number of two-wheeler road accidents, the Indian government has launched a new safety regulation: all new two-wheelers need to be sold with two ISI-marked helmets.

Union Minister Nitin Gadkari proposed that all two-wheelers in India should come with two ISI-certified helmets, supported by the Two-Wheeler Helmet Manufacturers Association. With over 69,000 ...

The Helmet Manufacturers Association, which has long advocated for the mandatory use of ISI-certified helmets, expressed its deep appreciation for the Minister’s proactive leadership.

BIS is the Bureau of Indian Standards, the institution authorised to issue ISI marks on helmets and other goods. Unfortunately, there are a couple of downsides here. Firstly, the ISI standards ...

Retailers of helmets are thus seeing a surge in the demand for non-ISI helmets, often marketed as more comfortable and affordable options, despite their lack of certification. “We see a footfall ...

Those helmets that passed the quality and safety standards set by the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS), India's national standards organization are fall under the category of ISI Certified helmets.

The committee discussed the growing issue of fake helmets in Goa and proposed a meeting with ISI helmet manufacturers and the Bureau of Indian Standards to develop an action plan to curb their sales.