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PAMPORE: The Drug Controller department Pulwama on Sunday evening closed down two medical stores and recommended suspension licences for five medical shops in Pampore area of south Kashmir’s Pulwama district. Drug Controller Inspector Pampore Tasaduq Hussain on Sunday evening conducted surprise inspection on the directions of Association drug Controller Pulwama Dilshada Akhtar at various retail sale outlets of medicines in Khrew and Wuyan areas of Pampore and closed down two medical shops for...

Centre Buys 1.1 Crore Covishield Doses, Another 4.5 Crore By April Centre Buys 1.1 Crore Covishield Doses, Another 4.5 Crore By April The first batch of Covishield rolled out from the Serum Institutes Pune facility this morning. Updated: January 12, 2021 6:09 am IST The first batch of Covishield is expected to roll out from Serum Institute in Pune at 4.30 am on Tuesday New Delhi: The government plans to purchase a total of 5.60 crore doses of Serum Institute of Indias Covishield vaccine by...

Delhi became the first state today to announce its schedule for Covid-19 vaccination for health care workers, who will be inoculated in the phase 1 of the vaccination drive that will begin on January 16. "Health care workers will be vaccinated in the first phase only in hospitals," Arvind Kejriwal's government said today. Bengal said it would give the vaccine for free to everyone in the state. The Centre has announced January 16 as the day for rollout of the long-awaited vaccine, ...

Updated: January 10, 2021 10:24 IST It will be quite a while before we surmount the daunting challenges of funding the rollout, manufacturing the required doses and administering it to millions of people. Share Article AAA 90-year-old Margaret Keenan becomes the first patient in United Kingdom to receive the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine, in Coventry on December 8, 2020.   | Photo Credit: AP It will be quite a while before we surmount the daunting challenges of funding the rollout, manufa...

Aditi TandonTribune News ServiceNew Delhi, January 5 India’s Covid-19 vaccine delivery plan gathered pace on Tuesday with the Centre saying it was ready for a rollout by January 13. In first i

5642 AIIMS New Delhi chief Randeep Guleria on Sunday said all vaccines licensed by the Indian regulators will be safe Aditi Tandon New Delhi, January 3 AIIMS New Delhi Director Randeep Guleria on Sunday said all vaccines licensed by the Indian regulators will be safe and it is advisable for all to get themselves vaccinated. Guleria, however, said only registered persons can get vaccinated and registrations are currently on only for priority groups of one crore health workers, two crore frontli...

Covishield is ready for "roll-out in the coming weeks", said Adar Poonawalla. (File photo) New Delhi: All the risks taken by Serum Institute have finally paid off, tweeted Adar Poonawalla, the chief executive of the Pune-based vaccine manufacturer, shortly after the countrys drug regulator cleared its Covishield vaccine for emergency approval in India. Mr Poonawalla reiterated that the Covishield vaccine -- developed by Serum Institute of India in partnership with the Oxford University and ...

India has followed the U.K. and granted emergency approval for the coronavirus vaccine developed by AstraZeneca Plc and the University of Oxford, the first step in its plan to inoculate citizens in the country that’s home to the world’s second-largest Covid-19 outbreak.

Coronavirus Vaccine: Restricted emergency use approval for Serums Covishield and Bharat Biotechs Covaxin Coronavirus Vaccine: Restricted emergency use approval for Serums Covishield and Bharat Biotechs Covaxin Mirror Online / Updated: Jan 3, 2021, 12:07 IST Photo by Mahendra Kolhe/MMCL In a two minute statement read out to the media on Sunday morning, Indias drug regulatory body announced it has granted emergency restricted use approval to two Covid-19 vaccines. These two are Serum Institutes ...

Covishield, Covaxin approved Both vaccines to be administered in two doses Can be stored in normal refrigerator New Delhi: It is indeed a red-letter day for India today as two vaccines for COVID-19 produced by Pune-based Serum Institute’s Covishield and Bharat Biotech’s Covaxin, received emergency approval from the country’s drug regulator this morning.  Drug Controller General of India (DCGI) V.G. Somani said both firms submitted data on their trial runs and both have been granted perm...