Covid-19: Over 26 crore 53 lakh vaccine doses administered in country

Covid-19 recovery rate further improves to 92.48 per cent

Drive-in COVID-19 vaccination facility launched in Indore

India logs a record 4.14 lakh new covid infections

Third phase of COVID-19 vaccination begins today, all adults to get vaccinated

How people above 18 should register for vaccine: step-by-step guide

Covid Surge: Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal to hold ‘Urgent’ meeting with Health Minister today

<p>Amid a surge in Covid-19 cases in Delhi, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal will hold an “urgent” meeting with the health minister and officials of concerned departments to prepare an action plan to meet the challenge. “CM office to hold an urgent meeting at 4 pm today (Friday), Health Minister Satyendar Jain and other department officials […]</p>

India crosses landmark milestone of 4 crore Covid vaccinations

<p>India has scaled a landmark peak in its fight against COVID. As part of the world’s largest vaccination exercise, more than 4 crore doses have been administered. A total of 4 crore 11 lakh 55 thousand 978 vaccine doses have been given till 7 PM yesterday. On the 63rd day of nationwide COVID-19 vaccination yesterday, […]</p>

The third phase of vaccination begins in Vadodara district from Monday

<p> District health department released a list of government and private hospitals to vaccinate people over 60 years of age and those suffering from serious diseases between the ages of 40 and 60 years Under the guidance of Government of India, Covid-19 vaccination had started and in the first phase health worker and second phase front […]</p>

Second phase of Covid-19 vaccination drive begins

<p>In the first 28 days, India has administered the Covid-19 vaccine to close to 8 million beneficiaries. From February 13, the country began its second phase of vaccination to the priority group of healthcare workers. The available vaccines require a two-dose schedule to be administered two, three or four weeks apart. These vaccines are administered […]</p>