FSSAI invites application for the month of November 2018 for the Internship Scheme 2018-19, which will provide Interns with various learning opportunities through a well-designed training calendar.
Eligibility Criteria: Students pursuing a full time post graduate degree/ diploma or higher degree from a Recognized Institute within India/abroad, in any of the following:
- Life Sciences, Chemical Sciences, Food Technology, Microbiology, Veterinary Sciences, Agricultural Sciences or any other related field.
- Business Administration & Management including Policy Regulation & related fields.
- Media & Communications.
Note: Students in 3rd/4th year of their 4-year Bachelor’s program in Food Technology or related fields can also apply.
Tenure: Internship will be available throughout the year at different points of time. Internships offered will be for duration of 8 weeks, which may be extended to a maximum period for 6 months for reasons to be recorded in writing.
Place of Internship: New Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai and Kolkata.
Stipend: At the end of the internship, based on the performance of an Intern, a token reward of Rs. 10,000 may be provided on meeting benchmarks of attendance & performance.
Application Deadline: October 21, 2018.
Announcement of Shortlisted Candidates: October 25, 2018.
Date of Joining: November 1, 2018.
How to Apply: To apply online, click
here.
Contact: Email:
estt@fssai.gov.in Read the official notification below.
Labelling of Imported GM Foods: Consumer’s Legal Right Vs Technological Limitation. What should India do?
Legal Insights
Apr 13, 2021
Adv Vijay Sardana
(
Delhi High Court
)
17 Shares
India is an important large number of food items and consumers are consuming them without knowing what they are eating. Consumers have a right to know how food is produced. Many consumers are now very sensitive hence there are many social movements towards the environment, animal welfare, GMO, vegan, organic production, responsible fishing, water footprint, etc“Right to Know” is Fundamental Right as well as Commercial RightGM food labelling is one such interesting area for techno-legal...
Regulator ignoring statutory provisions, forcing citizens to eat unsafe food and hiding offenders
Legal Insights
Apr 05, 2021
Adv. Vijay Sardana
(
Delhi High Court
)
37 Shares
WHO says good nutrition and safe food is crucial for health, particularly in times when the immune system might need to fight back in COVID times. Unfortunately, the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) is not keen to help the citizens. FSSAI is not sharing the outcome of their inspections and laboratory reports with the public on adulterated and unsafe food which is not only mandatory but safe food is also a fundamental right to the citizens to protect their health and life...
![Internship Opportunity @ FSSAI [Apply By October 21]](https://lawstreet.co/secure/uploads/2019/08/lj_2055_fs.png)
Facebook Comments