India govnt has delgated 'India Council of Medical Research' to...

India govnt has delgated 'India Council of Medical Research' to test and approve all Covid19 medical methods/materials/kits
https://www.icmr.gov.in/

Front page is nicely divided into categories about what they do, are doing + a count of testing rates vs samples etc

As of 4 Sept 2020, this is the list of approved AB test kits (only 23 approved out of 142 submissions) - that's the current Divoc-AT1 competition
https://www.icmr.gov.in/pdf/covid/kits/Antibody_based_tests_04092020.pdf

Just for the future - if an antigen kit with AT1 device ever comes into play, this the AG test competition (4 approved out of 24 submissions)
https://www.icmr.gov.in/pdf/covid/kits/List_of_rapid_antigen_kits_15092020.pdf

The India regulator approval certainly seems much tougher to pass than the US FDA one....in US, one can grandfather a test/device in as long as its substantially like any other previously approved item (core basis for FDA EUAs) or just show efficacy in a small clinical trial to get selling (and FDA pops a disclaimer that X item is still not comprehensively tested yet)