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Compulsory licensing. of course this will entail a payment to the patent holder, but the license would be compulsory, so take a big firm in bangladesh or south africa, wishing to produce a vaccine, they would be able to do it anyway, so this is a way out of a complete waiver of ipi that has a very strong symbolic effect on me frighten research in the future. , , frighten research in the future. , ., future. so is this a way of caettin future. so is this a way of getting around _ future. so is th...

Highlights Dr Paul said the Centre is doing all the heavy-lifting, from funding vaccine manufacturers to giving them quick approvals to ramping up production "The vaccine procured by the Centre is supplied wholly to the states for free administration to people. All this is very much in the knowledge of the states," he added New Delhi: Amid the ongoing COVID-19 vaccination programme across the country, the government has addressed seven myths arising due to distorted statements, half-truths, and...

The COVID-19 vaccine crisis is an opportune time when companies must rethink the purpose behind their existence

To Niti Aayog I say, please resist becoming a toolkit for the Government of India's propaganda and do what the circumstances demand you to do and the nation expects from you in this moment of crisis.

COVID-19: MYTHS busted! Centre reveals 7 facts about Indias vaccination drive - Check here A health worker inoculates a man with a dose of the Covaxin Covid-19 coronavirus vaccine at a vaccination camp organised at a temple in Amritsar Even though more than 20 crore people have been vaccinated against the COVID-19 till date in India, there have been various misconceptions, reports doing around the massive vaccination drive which had started by the Government of India on January 16. These myths ...

Buying Vaccines Not Like Buying Off-The-Shelf Items; There’s Limited Supply Globally: Govt Busts Vaccination Process Myths by Swarajya Staff - May 27, 2021 09:31 AM A railway employee being vaccinated in Delhi. Member (Health) in NITI Aayog and Chair of the National Expert Group on Vaccine Administration for COVID-19 (NEGVAC) Dr Vinod Paul has addressed multiple myths on India’s Covid-19 vaccination program. As per the government statement, these myths are arising due to distorted ...

As there have been serious allegations and questions being raised about this entire vaccination process, the government has decided to respond and given clarity on 7 points.

Aditi Tandon Tribune News Service New Delhi, May 27 Amid vaccine shortages and repeated questioning by states about dithering supplies, the government on Thursday said foreign vaccines were not in

NEW DELHI: Compulsory licensing for Covid vaccines is not a very attractive option since it is not a formula that matters and other aspects like sourcing of raw materials and training of human resources also need to be taken into consideration, Niti Aayog Member V K Paul said on Thursday. Paul, the Chair of the National Expert Group on Vaccine Administration for Covid-19 (NEGVAC), noted that technology transfer is the key and that remains in the hands of the company that has carried out R&D. ...

Dr VK Paul busts myths on Indias vaccination process ANI 27 May 2021, 19:55 GMT+10 New Delhi [India], May 27 (ANI): Chair of the National Expert Group on Vaccine Administration for COVID-19 (NEGVAC) and Member (Health) in NiTi Aayog, Dr Vinod K Paul on Thursday addressed seven myths on Indias Covid-19 vaccination program. In an official release, NiTi Aayog said these myths are arising due to distorted statements, half-truths, and blatant lies. Myth 1: Centre is not doing enough to buy vaccines ...