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India records highest single-day vaccination coverage
More than 43 lakh COVID-19 vaccine doses were administered in a span 24 hours on April 5, the highest single-day coverage till now, taking the total d
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With rise in COVID-19 cases, India likely to make less availability of vaccines globally: Gavi
“India is, by volume, the largest supplier of vaccines for the developing world. Because of the new wave of outbreaks in India right now, the Indian
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One-third of vaccination sites in all Delhi government hospitals to run round-the-clock
The vaccination sites at present operate from 9 am to 9 pm
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Second wave hurts business resumption, lockdowns may soften economic growth in June quarter: Analysts
Given the continued rise in cases and the likelihood of more state-wide restrictions, we expect softer sequential growth in Q1 FY22 but view the mediu
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India well prepared to combat second wave of COVID-19: Finance Ministry
The Indian economy is poised to build back better and stronger as is reflected in the movement of several high-frequency indicators, the Finance Minis
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People have to ensure there is no COVID-19 ‘third wave’: Expert
People have to maintain self-discipline and self-regulation and show the way to beat the disease, Director General of CSIR Dr Shekhar Mande said
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Here’s the list of celebrities who recently tested positive for Covid-19
The second wave of coronavirus has hit the country hard. One year on the Covid-19, it seems we are back to square one. Currently, 7,41,830 active case
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Prioritising who gets COVID-19 vaccine first saves lives, study finds
Prioritisation has benefits because people differ in at least two key ways—their risk of infection and the likelihood of serious consequences from i
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Eight states account for over 81% of new COVID-19 cases
Maharashtra has reported the highest daily new cases at 57,074 (55.11%)
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COVID-19: Daily cases rise from 20,000 to one lakh in just 25 days
India recorded an all-time high of 1,03,558 single-day new coronavirus infections pushing the nationwide COVID-19 tally of cases to 1,25,89,067
