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Home >News >India >Covid-19 vaccination: Govt to provide free vaccines to 1 cr healthcare, 2 cr frontline workers, in 1st phase Covid-19 vaccination: Govt to provide free vaccines to 1 cr healthcare, 2 cr frontline workers, in 1st phase A health worker opens the deep freezer containing the vaccine during the dry run at a Primary Health Centre in Jaipur on Saturday. Himanshu Vyas/ ht (HT_PRINT) Share Via Read Full Story New Delhi: The government will provide free vaccines to most prioritised beneficiaries inlcuding1 crore healthcare and 2 crore frontline workers, in the first phase of covid-1...

India's total Active Caseload continues to exhibit a sustained downward movement. It has significantly dropped to 2.54 lakh (2,54,254) today. This is the lowest after 179 days. The total active cases were 2,53,287 on 6th July, 2020. India's present active caseload consists of just 2.47% of India's Total Positive Cases. The daily new cases in India in the recent days have been around 20,000. The new cases in the last 24 hours were 20,035 whereas 23,181 recoveries were registered in the last 24 hours. Recoveries outnumbering daily new cases from last 35 days have ensured a consistent decline i...

India reports four fresh cases of mutant covid strain At least 10 cases were detected in Delhi laboratory, 10 in Bengaluru lab, one in West Bengal, three in Hyderabad and five in Pune (via REUTERS) Share Via Read Full Story India reported four fresh cases of the highly contagious mutant strain of the coronavirus on Friday, the Union Health Ministry said. The total tally of the persons infected with the strain, first found in the United Kingdom touched 29, the government said adding that three cases were confirmed in a Bengaluru laboratory, while one was detected in a Hyderabad laboratory. As...

The ongoing trend of contraction of India total COVID-19 active cases continues and the active caseload of the country stands at 2,83,849 on Thursday, said th

The testing capacity of the country has grown to 15 lakh tests per day. India's testing infrastructure has seen a significant boost with 2,276 labs across the country. An average of more than 10 lakh tests conducted daily has ensured that the cumulative positivity rate is sustained at low levels and is presently following a downward trajectory. India's tests per million population (TPM) are 1,19,035. 23 States/UTs have better tests per million than the national average. With the expansion of testing infrastructure, States/UTs that have positivity rate more than the national average are also r...