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Read more about Paytm, MakeMyTrip, Infosys offer to help India with Covid vaccine bookings on Business Standard. Around 15 state agencies and private companies have asked to be allowed to offer vaccine bookings, says R S Sharma, head of CoWIN platform

Paytm, Infosys and MakeMyTrip are among companies seeking approval in India to provide online COVID-19 vaccine bookings, the head of the government's tech platform said, as the country tries to make it easier for its huge population to book shots.

Paytm, Infosys and MakeMyTrip are among companies seeking approval in India to provide online COVID-19 vaccine bookings, the head of the government's tech platform said, as the country tries to make it easier for its huge population to book shots.

State agencies, private companies have asked to be allowed to offer vaccine bookings

The government relaxed rules last month to potentially allow third-party apps to offer vaccine bookings and has taken back control of procurement from states following delays and shortages

Paytm, Infosys, and MakeMyTrip are among companies seeking approval in India to provide online COVID-19 vaccine bookings, the head of the governments tech platform said, as the country tries to make it easier for its huge population to book shots.

About 15 state agencies and private firms, including healthcare giants Apollo and Max, seek approval, says Reuters.

Reuters reports that 15 state agencies and private companies, including the health giants Apollo and Max, are seeking approval.Paytm, Infosys and Make

Coronavirus | Paytm, MakeMyTrip, Infosys offer to help India with vaccine bookings Updated: Updated: Only 3.5% of Indias 1.3 billion population has been fully immunised against COVID-19 Share Article AAA 3D-printed small toy figurines, a syringe and vial labelled "coronavirus disease (COVID-19) vaccine" are seen in front of India flag in this illustration taken May 4, 2021.   | Photo Credit: Reuters Only 3.5% of Indias 1.3 billion population has been fully immunised against COVID-19 Paytm, ...

Nimisha Niranjan was mindlessly tapping through her Instagram stories on the night of May 18 when one of the posts grabbed her attention. The post had a WhatsApp number that people could contact to book a Covid-19 vaccine slot for people between the ages 18 and 45. Niranjan, 22, had been trying to book a jab for weeks and thought this could be her way to get vaccinated. She sent a message immediately asking if the unknown person could book a vaccine slot for her. The person said they could. The...