India’s Drugs Technical Advisory Board has recommended amending Rule 31 of the Medical Devices Rules, 2017, to exempt manufacturers from obtaining a Test Licence for devices made solely for testing, examination, evaluation, demonstration or training. The proposal could ease regulatory requirements for limited-purpose medical device manufacturing.
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