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In a special drive to get journalists inoculated on Saturday, scribes can carry their ID card and Aadhaar to get the jab.

COVID-19: Indian children orphaned by the pandemic The institute has included all those journalists who died after getting infected while covering news in the field or working in offices. These range from reporters at media organizations, stringers, freelancers, photojournalists and journalists. The states of Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra, Delhi and Telangana account for most of the deaths. 'Treat journalists as frontline workers' Journalists are particularly at risk of contracting the virus as many are required to visit hospitals, crematoriums and other high-risk locations to highlight the p...

SRINAGAR: Director Institute of Perception Studies and Rate The Debate New Delhi, Dr Kota Neelima has urged the Lt. Governor of Jammu and Kashmir, Manoj Sinha to provide free Covid-19 treatment for Media persons and their immediate families in private and government hospitals. Dr Kota has written a letter to LG Sinha, suggesting several measures and schemes to help media persons, who are also at the forefront, to fight the deadly Covid-19. “COVID-19 has claimed 219 lives of Media Persons across India – on an average 36 journalists had been killed per 10 days due to the pandemic during the...

Delhi still facing COVID-19 vaccine shortage; needs 3 crore doses, says Arvind Kejriwal Elaborating further on the COVID-19 vaccination drive in the national capital, Kejriwal exuded confidence that if the Delhi government receives 80-85 lakh doses per month, the inoculation process can be concluded within the set target of three months BusinessToday.In | May 8, 2021 | Updated 13:50 IST Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said on Saturday that a shortage of COVID-19 vaccine doses still exists in the national capital, adding that three crore vaccines will...

121 journalists in India died of Covid in 2021: Rate the Debate Campaign According to their data, four journalists died every day on average in the first six days of May. 08 May, 2021 At least 171 journalists have lost their lives to Covid-19 since April 2020, according to a list compiled by Rate The Debate Campaign, and initiated by the Institute of Perception Studies, Delhi. The list, updated on May 6, shows that 121 journalists died this year alone, with the most deaths, 90, taking place in April. Twenty-four journalists died in the first six days of May, an average of four a day, due to ...