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Bhopal: Blood donors to be feted; directive to CMHOs - Vimarsana News

Bhopal: Blood donors to be feted; directive to CMHOs

Regarding these, health commissioner Dr Sudam Khade has given instructions to all collectors, chief medical and health officers, civil surgeons.

No person can be vaccinated forcibly, Centre tells Supreme Court - Vimarsana News

No person can be vaccinated forcibly, Centre tells Supreme Court

The Centre said the guidelines issued by the Union Health Ministry do not envisage forcible vaccination without obtaining the consent of an individual.

Source: india.com
Supreme Court Asks Govt for Information on COVID-19 Which It Denied to RTI Activists - Vimarsana News

Supreme Court Asks Govt for Information on COVID-19 Which It Denied to RTI Activists

Innumerable RTI activists and users across the country have sought information since April 2020, regarding various issues related to the catastrophic COVID-19 pandemic that directly affects every citizen of this country

COVID-19 vaccination: Here's how to make a correction in your certificate on Co-WIN platform - Vimarsana News

COVID-19 vaccination: Here's how to make a correction in your certificate on Co-WIN platform

So far, more than 23.90 crore coronavirus vaccine doses have been administered across India.

Source: india.com
Co-Win captcha gone, new fix against 'booking bots' | Mumbai News - Vimarsana News

Co-Win captcha gone, new fix against 'booking bots' | Mumbai News

Representative Image PUNE: The Union health ministry has removed the captcha code option before bookings on Co-Win, a central government official told TOI on Friday. The government has also limited the number of slot searches per user on the portal, which is likely to prevent bots or browser extensions from automatically — and continuously — searching for slots. “Captcha was originally introduced to deter distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks, but it was proving to be an inconvenience for those booking slots. With technology advancing, simple captchas can be tampered with and t...