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Top news of the day: Odisha shifts over 2 lakh to cyclone shelters; Maharashtra to stop home quarantine in 18 districts, and more

In an interview with The Hindu after he led the Left Democratic Front (LDF) back to power for a second consecutive term in Kerala, Mr. Vijayan said the electoral victory of the LDF in Kerala and the ascension to power of the DMK alliance in Tamil Nadu had buoyed the prospects of a national alternative to the BJP at the Centre. “So, certainly alternatives will emerge,” he said.

Top news of the day: Work on database of migrant workers is slow, Supreme Court tells Centre; On-site registration, appointment enabled for 18-44 age group on CoWIN, and more

In case of sessions exclusively organised with online slots, towards the end of the day, some doses may still be left unutilised in case the online appointee beneficiaries did not turn up on the day of vaccination due to any reason, a statement issued by the Union Health Ministry said. Evacuation has become more challenging this time on three counts – Yaas is predicted to cross the coast with up to 180 km wind speed, the COVID-19 situation in villages is worse compared to that of last year, and May 26, being a full moon day, could magnify the impact of sea surge.

Top news of the day: Centre wants to hold Class 12 exams with fewer subjects; India to push for Covaxin recognition by WHO and EU, and more

Without the necessary WHO endorsement, the Indian vaccine’s recipients may not be considered for air travel abroad. A Ministry of External Affairs source also informed that a separate process to get endorsement from the European Union “may take longer” but that is also on the cards. Children are at limited risk for severe COVID-19 though they will continue to be susceptible to the infection as well be transmitters, say the latest guidelines from the Indian Academy of Pediatrics, a 32,000 member association of paediatricians in India.

Coronavirus | Number of India s COVID-19 deaths crosses 3 lakh on May 23, 2021

Updated: Only the United States and Brazil have registered more cumulative fatalities than India. Share Article AAA Family members prepare to cremate a COVID-19 victim at Nigambodh Ghat cremation ground in New Delhi on May 22, 2021.   | Photo Credit: PTI Only the United States and Brazil have registered more cumulative fatalities than India. India’s cumulative COVID-19 fatalities crossed the 3 lakh-mark on May 23. With 4,452 deaths till 11.54 p.m. on May 23, the country has recorded 3,03,751 overall deaths. Only the United States and Brazil have registered more cumulative fatalities than India. India also recorded 2,22,704 new cases on May 23. Tamil Nadu reported 35,483 infections, followed by Karnataka (25,979) and Kerala (25,820). Maharashtra recorded 894 casualties on the day, followed by Karnataka (624) and Tamil Nadu (422). Maharashtra’s fatalities include backlog deaths which were missed in the previous reports.

Top news of the day: India asks social media firms to remove reference to Indian variant ; Tamil Nadu extends lockdown till May 31, and more

Citing a video circulating on social media, the IMA said Ramdev is seen saying that “ allopathy ek aisi stupid aur diwalilya science hai… (allopathy is such a stupid science)”. He also says that “lakhs of people have died after taking allopathic medicines”, the association said, adding that Ramdev claimed Remdesivir, Faviflu, and all other drugs, which were approved by the Drugs Controller General of India, have failed in treatment of COVID-19 patients.

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