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India records 4,03,738 new COVID-19 cases, 2,42,362 deaths
Registering a steady increase, the active cases have increased to 37,36,648, comprising 16.76% of the total infections, while the national COVID-19 re
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Microsoft committed to use its resources to support Covid relief efforts in India: Nadella
Microsoft on Wednesday became a founding member of the Global Task Force on Pandemic Response and announced a series of assistance towards COVID-19 re
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Second covid wave may lead to slowdown in coming months: Industry chamber
The second wave of COVID-19 has struck like a storm throughout the country and the coronavirus has entered every household and is affecting the lives
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Covid-19 | Third wave ‘inevitable,’ says government
The Ministry of Health Affairs said the long COVID wave of such "ferocity" that the country was experiencing currently "was not predicted"
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Foreign aid allocated to states keeping in mind equitable distribution: Centre
The Union Health Ministry asserted that the Union Government did not waste time in effective allocation and distribution of pandemic relief material
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Some states showing very early signs of plateauing in daily new COVID cases: Centre
Amid a shortage of medical oxygen, Joint Secretary in the Health Ministry Lav Agarwal said the government is exploring the feasibility of converting e
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Ten states account for over 73% of new COVID-19 cases
Maharashtra has reported the highest daily new cases at 56,647. It is followed by Karnataka with 37,733 while Kerala reported 31,959 new cases
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Mumbai sees 7,221 COVID-19 cases, 72 deaths, 9,541 recoveries
Mumbai's recovery rate is 84%, while the daily case growth rate stands at 1.31%
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Lowering age to 18 years for vaccination is decisive step to restore confidence: Assocham
Speedier the vaccination and reduction in COVID 19 cases, faster would be economic recovery and safeguarding of livelihood concerns, Assocham said
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India can scale vaccination for up to 5-10 million people: Nandan Nilekani
India can scale up its COVID-19 vaccination efforts to inoculate 5-10 million people a day by adopting a streamlined approach using technology, Nandan
