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The Gujarat High Court on Wednesday asked the state government to consider keeping aside some percentage of COVID-19 vaccines for beneficiaries availing spot registration, especially in rural areas where people have no access to online registration f

Updated May 27, 2021 · 02:56 pm A healthcare worker receives a dose of a coronavirus vaccine in Ahmedabad. | Amit Dave/ Reuters The Gujarat High Court on Wednesday pulled up the state government on the pace of the vaccination drive in the state amid the devastating second wave of the coronavirus pandemic, Bar and Bench reported. On being asked about vaccinating those in the 18-45 age group, Advocate General Kamal Trivedi told the court that the state received 16 l...

Farm Law Protests: Swabhimani Shetkari Sanghatana Proposes New Formula To Break The Impasse The farmer unions protesting against the NDA government’s three new agriculture laws have decided to observe ‘Black Flag Day’ across the country on Wednesday, May 26 Jayanta Bhattacharya 25 May 2021, Last Updated at 4:36 pm File Photo Jayanta Bhattacharya 2021-05-25T16:31:30+05:30 Farm Law Protests: Swabhimani Shetkari Sanghatana Proposes New Formula To Break The ...

In the pandemic, doctors are trying a variety of ways - from plasma to Remdesivir - to help patients, but are these treatments actually saving lives or just dishing out hope.

›Shots for 18-44-year group was not part of the plan, says chief of body that detailed vaccine rollout Shots for 18-44-year group was not part of the plan, says chief of body that detailed vaccine rollout SECTIONS Shots for 18-44-year group was not part of the plan, says chief of body that detailed vaccine rolloutBy Share Synopsis “The vaccine is available in sufficient quantities for those above 45 years. The original plan was to vaccinate 45-year-plus and those less than 45 years of age ...

Almost 80 per cent of all income losses during the first wave of the pandemic in 2020 were incurred by the private sector in India, while in many other countries the entire loss was on respective governments, a report said on Wednesday. While the Centre had announced a Rs 21 lakh crore COVID-19 relief package, comprising 10 per cent of the GDP, the actual financial support was only about 2 per cent of GDP, as the rest was all credit-driven. "Almost four-fifths of all income losses during the...

Injecting urgency × Centre has to think out-of-the-box to increase vaccine supplies. Global tenders by States may not work Over the last one week, several States have put out global tenders for vaccine supplies with Maharashtra and Uttar Pradesh being the trail blazers. On Tuesday, the Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai had to extend the deadline for the tender it put out on May 12 by another week due to lack of response. This is not surprising and should have been evident even before th...

385 Passenger wait in a queue for Covid-19 tests, amid surge in Covid-19 cases across the country, at Patna railway station, on Wednesday, May 19, 2021. PTI Mumbai, May 19 Almost 80 per cent of all income losses during the first wave of the pandemic in 2020 were incurred by the private sector in India, while in many other countries the entire loss was on respective governments, a report said on Wednesday. While the Centre had announced a Rs 21 lakh crore Covid-19 relief package, comprising 10 ...

After Gujarat, Haryana to reimburse GST on Covid-relief materials; Centre sees no legal issue May 19, 2021 However, it feels move may aggravate GST revenue shortfall Haryana on Monday joined Gujarat in allowing GST reimbursements on Covid relief materials donated by corporates, non-government organisations and individuals. While the Centre sees no legal issue with States reimbursing GST on Covid relief materials, it feels such a move will aggravate GST revenue shortfall situations. A senior F...