Consider the following statements : 1. The Standard Mark of Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) is mandatory for automotive tyres and tubes. 2. AGMARK is a quality Certification Mark issued by the Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO). Which of the statements given above is/are correct ?

Explains BIS's role: it formulates standards and runs a Product Certification Scheme; presence of the BIS Standard (ISI) mark indicates conformity to Indian standards.

A student could use this to check whether tyres and tubes are listed under BIS's mandatory product certification schedule or only eligible for voluntary certification.

States that ISI mark (BIS mark) is generally present on automotive tyres, listing tyres among typical items with that mark.

Combine this with knowledge of product-specific mandatory lists (e.g., government notifications) to test if presence is mandatory or common but voluntary.

Presents the exact claim (as statement 1) in a multiple-choice question, implying the claim is contested and worth verification.

Use this to motivate checking authoritative sources (BIS Act/notifications) because appearance in an MCQ suggests the statement may be false or debated.

Notes that certain labeling schemes recognize products meeting BIS quality requirements, showing BIS standards are used as criteria for other mandatory/voluntary labels.

A student could examine whether tyres/tubes are referenced in such labeling schemes or in government lists that make marks compulsory.

Mentions that tyres and tubes are significant industrial products in India, implying regulatory interest and potential for product-specific standards.

Combine this industrial context with BIS's mandate to see that tyres are plausible candidates for standardization and thus check if any mandatory orders apply.