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BBC News By Chinki Sinha image captionFewer women are getting vaccinated compared to men in India On a sweltering June afternoon, Madhu Kumari, a healthcare worker knocked on a door in Suraudha, a village tucked deep inside Bihar state. Her job: to enrol people for Covid jabs. On seeing her, a few women sitting outside their houses across the street, laughed. Moments later, a woman stormed out of the house, hurling abuses at Ms Madhu Kumari. "I will make your life hell if you talk about the vaccine," Tetri Devi bellowed, before slamming the door on the healthcare worker's face.

Women in rural India hesitant to take Covid vaccines © Getty Images Fewer women are getting vaccinated compared to men in India On a sweltering June afternoon, Madhu Kumari, a healthcare worker knocked on a door in Suraudha, a village tucked deep inside Bihar state. Her job: to enrol people for Covid jabs. On seeing her, a few women sitting outside their houses across the street, laughed. Moments later, a woman stormed out of the house, hurling abuses at Ms Madhu Kumari. "I will make your life hell if you talk about the vaccine," Tetri Devi bellowed, before slamming the door on the healthc...

Azhar Hussain was given a “Covid vaccine shot” with an empty syringe in Saran district. Sunita Devi was given a Covishield shot by a nurse and a Covaxin shot by another — all within five minutes — in Patna district. Advertisement Manoj Kumar — and 25 others in Bhagalpur district — received certificates on their mobile phones “confirming” they had taken the first dose of Covishield when they had not taken any shots at all. A series of fiascos has raised concern about the arrangements, monitoring, efficiency, safety and accountability of the Covid vaccination process in Bihar, w...

School staff were pressed into poll duty during the most deadly COVID-19 phase. About 3,000 are estimated to have died during or after the election.

Dumka: A 15-year-old girl was found dead with burn injuries at the courtyard of her house at Kajladaha village under Shikaripara police station on Sunday and mother is a suspect in the case, police said. The deceased identified as Karina Kumari was a Class IX student of Kasturba Gandhi residential school at Barmasiya and police have started an investigation to find the reason and the cause of her death. According to the police, Kumari was staying at her home with her mother Sunita Devi (38), a widow, and her two siblings -- an elder brother and a younger sister. Police said both her siblin...