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* Visit the official website of CoWIN – cowin.gov.in * Enter your 10-digit mobile number or Aadhaar number * Enter the OTP received on the mobile number in the given space * Once registered, schedule your preferred date and time * Get your COVID-19 vaccination done. * A Reference ID will be generated which is to get your vaccination certificate. WATCH: Simple procedure to register yourself for COVID-19 vaccination. Check the simple procedure to register yourself for COVID-19 vaccination. G...

Will partner with government and local authorities to support vaccination drives. 27 Apr, 2021 - 08:34 AM IST     |     By indiantelevision.com Team     Mumbai: As India struggles to combat the record spike in Covid2019 cases, Procter & Gamble (P&G) announced on Monday that it will contribute towards the vaccination of over five lakh Indian citizens by pledging Rs 50 crore in partnership with government and local authorities in India. For every P&G employee in India, the company wil...

Highlights Says, Be safe , be kind .. United we stand, in her post Rhea will next be seen in mystery-thriller Chehre New Delhi: Actress Rhea Chakraborty is grateful to ‘frontline workers’ who are saving her ‘beloved city’ from the coronavirus. The actress expressed her gratitude towards ‘COVID warriors’ with a post on her Instagram stories on Monday (April 26). “Let’s go Mumbai ! Grateful to the Covid warriors ( frontline workers ) who are saving our beloved city ! #heroes Be sa...

Promotions, events await River Dragon fans Dominic Genetti, dominic.genetti@hearst.com FacebookTwitterEmail The game of baseball wont be the only crowd lure at Lloyd Hopkins Field this summer. Altons new summer collegiate team, the River Dragons, will have plenty of promotions and events for fans to enjoy throughout their inaugural season. It was previously announced that NSYNC member Chris Kirkpatrick will host 90s Night on June 17, but theres more slated between May and August.  To start th...

The Federal 100th day of India’s inoculation drive; 14 crore vaccines given in 99 days India has achieved a positive record by becoming the “fastest country in the world” to administer 14 crore vaccines in a span of 99 days COMMENTS April 25 marks the 100th day of India’s massive vaccination drive, one of the largest inoculation programmes in the world, even as coronavirus cases continue to surge in the country April 25 marks the 100th day of India’s massive vaccinatio...

Highlights The feat has been achieved on the 99th day of the nationwide COVID-19 vaccination drive. New Delhi: India on Saturday (April 24, 2021) became the fastest country to give 14 crore coronavirus vaccine doses, a feat achieved on the 99th day of the nationwide COVID-19 vaccination drive. The cumulative number of COVID-19 vaccine doses administered across the country stands at 14,08,02,794, as per the Ministry of Health and Family Welfares provisional report at 8 pm on Saturday. These incl...

Express News Service CHENNAI: The second wave of the pandemic has hit Tamil Nadu at the most inopportune moment when the State is waiting for the next government to take over. Some doctors and experts are of the opinion that the one month transitional phase between polling and announcement of results, when there isn’t a full-fledged government in place, may impact how the State responds to the pandemic. “The doctors have not received their special Covid pay for one month. Doctors who teste...

There are no new cases in the community to report today. There are also no new positive cases of COVID-19 to report in managed isolation since...

The second wave of the pandemic has hit Tamil Nadu at the most inopportune moment when the State is waiting for the next government to take over.

40,000 Covishield doses to reach Anantapur district today Updated: Updated: ‘They will be used to vaccinate remaining frontline workers’ Share Article ‘They will be used to vaccinate remaining frontline workers’ The district, which has vaccinated (first dose) 3.80 lakh people so far, is likely to receive another 40,000 doses of Covishield on Monday morning. The officials are preparing to vaccinate the remaining frontline workers and those requiring the second dose. District Medical ...