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What is the extent of Covid-19 vaccine shortage? - The Hindu BusinessLine

What is the extent of Covid-19 vaccine shortage? April 15, 2021 At current capacities, the demand-supply gap is around 5 crore doses a month The vaccination drive against coronavirus is in full swing in India for adults aged 45 and above, healthcare workers and frontline workers. But India lags other countries with large Covid-19 case-loads in vaccination coverage and there is a need to accelerate the pace of vaccination substantially. There are also reports of shortage of vaccine availability in many centres. We decided to do the math for the demand and supply of Covid-19 vaccines in India. Our finding is that if we want to vaccinate all the population above 45 years by end of July, we will have to administer 13.18 crore doses every month up to July end. But given the current capacities, there is likely to be a shortfall of around 5 crore doses by June, unless capacities are expanded and new vaccines made available.

China resorted to my way or no way policies but India stood firm: CDS

India stood firm in preventing a change of status quo on the northern borders and the country proved it will not get pushed under any pressure, Chief of Defence Staff Gen Bipin Rawat said on Thursday, referring to the border standoff with China in eastern Ladakh. In his address at the Raisina Dialogue here, Gen Rawat said China felt that it will be able to compel nations to give in to its demands by doing a little bit of shove and push as it has superior armed forces because of technological advantage. But, I think India stood firm on the northern borders and we have proven that we will not get pushed, he said at the virtual conference.

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