The Ministry of Electronics and IT on Friday said the government is using a rapid assessment system developed by it for the feedback on COVID vaccination.
Walmart is already vaccinating healthcare workers in New Mexico and its home state of Arkansas.
India is undertaking commercial supplies of the doses to a number of countries, including Saudi Arabia, South Africa, Brazil and Morocco.
Over 12.7 lakh healthcare workers have received COVID-19 vaccine jabs in the country till the evening of the seventh day of the nationwide immunisation as per a provisional report
The founding architect of Aadhaar expects the country to have surplus Covid vaccines in the next six months. He also wants everybody to be issued a vaccination certificate
An official said there was nothing yet to suggest any link with the inoculation
Nilekani is the architect of India's Aadhaar ID system
Today, Prime Minister Narendra Modi interacted with the beneficiaries and vaccinators in Varanasi via videoconference to share their first-hand experience
Modi on Friday said the call on launching vaccines was taken by scientists
A probe is on to ascertain the cause of the blaze that killed five workers at Serum Institute of India's premises here
Japan is publicly adamant that it will stage its postponed Olympics this summer
Covaxin has received emergency use approval from India's drug regulator on a 'clinical trial mode'
There were no serious side effects in the participants enrolled for the phase 1 trials, according to the results published in The Lancet
The forensic team visited the incident site to collect samples for investigation
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Varanasi is Modi's Lok Sabha constituency
India began its vaccination drive last week
Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, Director-General of the World Health Organization (WHO), said vaccines have the potential to bring the pandemic under control
More than 1.7 million people have recovered since the start of the outbreak