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Representational image. | Rupak De Chowdhuri / Reuters Indians are “dropping dead like flies” and the one thing that the government had promised – perhaps the only thing that can save the country right now – has proven to be nothing more than a farce. On April 19, around two weeks after the disastrous second wave of Covid-19 picked up pace in India, the Narendra Modi government calmed many nerves by announcing a “transparent, liberalised and accelerated” phase three of its vaccination drive that would make all Indian adults eligible to get the jab. Over the last 10 days, even as the number of new cases rose sharply – at over 3,79,000 on April 28 – and thousands of Indians lost their lives as they ran from pillar to post in search of medicines and doctors, there was a ray of hope that come April 28, the registration for phase 3 will open, and the crisis will be brought under control.

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