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Covid vaccine above 18: PM Narendra Modi takes the vaccination drive to the next level at opportune time
In a meeting chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, it was decided that flexibility is going to be cornerstone of the new approach of the government
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Covid Vaccine above 18 years: Everyone above 18 can now take jab from May 1
Covid Vaccine above 18 years in India: The decision was taken in a meeting chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi
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Money9 Edit | Vaccination drive: Strengthen the free window, but let others pay
The government has decided to ‘open up’ the market of COVID-19 vaccines in the country and the natural step is to allow some consumers pay for the
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COVID-19 vaccines are disease-modifying, reduce chances of severe infection: ICMR chief
Covid-19 vaccines are 'disease-modifying' and there is an 85% reduction in hospitalisation after vaccination which is well established internationally
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Vaccination drive: This bank is offering higher interest on FD to those who take the vaccine
Central Bank of India has requested citizens to vaccinate against the virus and avail its attractive offer, which is for a limited period
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Centre fast-tracks emergency approval of foreign-produced COVID-19 vaccines
The move will expand the basket of vaccines for domestic use
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Russia’s Sputnik vaccine approved for emergency use in India: Health ministry
The approval by the Drugs Controller General of India paves the way for a third vaccine to be available in the country
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COVID-19: Over 74,000 more vaccinated in Delhi
As many as 21,45,265 people have been vaccinated. Out of these 17,80,147 people had got their first shot, while the rest 3,65,118 had also got the sec
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Vaccinated people better protected against Covid but can still transmit disease: experts
Scientists also batted for universal vaccination, saying it would provide strong community resistance to severe local outbreaks
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Money9 Edit | World’s largest vaccination drive needs to be nimble-footed
Rising COVID-19 cases have blunted the positivity ushered in by the vaccination drive. With reports of vaccine shortage coming in, the government must
