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COVID-19 second wave has firmly gripped India

“Your institution is singularly responsible for the second wave of COVID-19. Your officers should be booked for murder charges probably.” This has been the most scathing indictment of the COVID mismanagement in India to date, as the Madras High Court ripped into the Election Commission over its unfathomable spread-out of election schedule in the midst of a raging pandemic. The Chief Justice further asked the body, ”Were you on another planet when the rallies were being held?” It is a question countless Indians have been asking again and again as families plummeted into an abyss of mourning and fear while rallies in West Bengal continued, with the politicians often without a mask.

Will next phase of COVID-19 vaccination drive start on May 1? Here s what we know

: Wednesday, April 28, 2021, 4:49 PM IST Will next phase of COVID-19 vaccination drive start on May 1? Here s what we know Photo: Pexels Amid rising COVID-19 cases, India is prepping to open its vaccination drive to all adults. Registrations are slated to begin today at 4 pm, and the third phase of inoculation is slated to begin from May 1. But as the day draws nearer, there are several indications that it may not be quite as simple as hoped. Under the third phase of the drive, vaccine manufacturers would supply 50% of their monthly Central Drugs Laboratory (CDL) released doses to the central government and would be free to supply the remaining 50% of doses to state governments and in the open market. Union Health Minister Dr Harsh Vardhan had recently said that the Central government would continue giving vaccine doses from its 50% quota to the states and UTs for free. The balance 50%, he contended, was to grant flexibility for states.

Why This Lawyer is Petitioning The Government For A Centralised Database of COVID-19 Resources

Why This Lawyer is Petitioning The Government For A Centralised Database of COVID Resources 27 April 2021, 3:33 pm India s mismanagement of the second wave has led to widespread panic and deaths due to a shortage of crucial resources. “Need an oxygen cylinder urgently in Noida,” reads one tweet, scroll down and another one asks, “Any leads on ventilator beds in Patna?” Ever since the second wave of COVID-19 made its wrath felt in India, social media platforms like Twitter have become an impromptu aggregator for crucial resources like beds, medication, vaccines and now even crematorium availability. “Last year we were not prepared for the pandemic, people were facing the issue for the first time and even the government wasn’t sure of what had to be done,” says Mishika Singh, a Delhi-based human rights lawyer. A year later, mismanagement has taken thousands of lives across the country as the pandemic rages on and health services are pushed to the brink. Singh is the f

Covid second wave has firmly gripped India

Covid second wave has firmly gripped India
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