As the second wave of coronavirus has been indicating a declining trend in India for the last few days, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday announced that all Indians above 18 years of age will be administered free Covid-19 vaccine from June 21.
India on Monday recorded 1,00,636 new cases of the novel coronavirus, along with 2,427 deaths due to the infection. According to the data shared by the Union Health Ministry, the country saw a total of 1,74,399 discharges in the last 24 hours, taking the total recovery to 2,71,59,180.
Religious Places have been closed for over months due to the coronavirus second wave induced lockdown. watch special report on Unlock Plan 2.0 for temples, mosques and gurudwaras.
Amid the concerns regarding shortage of COVID vaccines, the Centre on Sunday said India will have nearly 12 crore doses of COVID-19 vaccines available for domestic use in June. This is a significant jump from the 79.4 million doses that were available in May.
With the help of its Frontline workers and Covid-19 Vaccine, India will win this battle against the COVID-19 pandemic.
A doctor mother’s suffering has driven an engineering student to design an ‘air cooler’ for PPE kits. Nihal Singh Adarsh, a second-year Engineering student, has developed an air cooler for PPE kits. He has named it the Co-Tech ventilation system.
Hundreds of people from the Muslim community gathered in the Badaun district of Uttar Pradesh during the funeral ceremony of an Islamic cleric named Qazi Hazrat Abdul Hameed Mohammed Salimul Qadri. The incident took place in complete violation of the social distancing guidelines and Coronavirus protocols laid down by the government.
Hundreds of people from the Muslim community gathered in the Badaun district of Uttar Pradesh during the funeral ceremony of an Islamic cleric named Qazi Hazrat Abdul Hameed Mohammed Salimul Qadri. The incident took place in complete violation of the social distancing guidelines and Coronavirus protocols laid down by the government.
As part of the ongoing Operation 'Samudra Setu II’ to support the nation’s fight against COVID-19, Indian Naval Ship Kolkata arrived at New Mangalore, INS Trikand entered Mumbai and INS Airavat arrived in Visakhapatnam today.
Amid the sudden spike in COVID-19 cases the confusion and rumours about the the vaccines and vaccination are rising. People are trying to find answers to their questions like- When to Take COVID-19 Shot After Contracting The Virus? and many more. watch Jeetega India to Know.
India is struggling with the Second Wave of COVID-19 infections with more than Three lakh new cases and more than 3500 deaths per day, for over a week, despite recoveries. the question here is Centre or states - who is to blame for deadly second Covid wave in India ? Watch full debate
An unending spike in current COVID-19 infections with almost Three to four lakh people getting affected daily has put the entire COVID-19 management system in India out of gear. Watch Exclusive discussion with corona task force doctors on how to control covid 19 crisis.
Lt General Madhuri Kanitkar spoke on the India TV Conclave and gave credit to Indian Army, IAF and the Navy for providing full cooperation in supplying covid 19 related medical supplies. "The army is providing truck drivers. Oxygen and other medical aide is supplied through Air Force flights, Navy ships", she said.
India recorded over 4 lakh new Covid-19 cases in the last 24 hours ending 8 am Saturday, taking the country’s total caseload to over 2.18 crore. Out of these, over 37 lakh cases are currently active while over 1.79 crore people have recovered. With 4,187 new deaths, the toll now stands at over 2.38 lakh.
Even as several parts of the country are reeling under an acute shortage of critical care facilities for Covid-19 patients, many ventilators are gathering dust at government hospitals of states. watch ground report from hospitals.
The third wave of Coronavirus can be dangerous for children. Swami Ramdev suggests home remedies, which can help build strong immune system in children.
India is facing the second nationwide wave of Covid-19 pandemic, which has prompted some states to reimpose strict curbs, including partial and complete lockdowns, to tackle the contagion. But when is the Covid-19 second wave expected to end in India?
India's deadly Covid-19 second wave has devastated big cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Lucknow and Pune. Hospitals and crematoriums have run out of space. But the pandemic has now firmly gripped many smaller cities, towns and villages where the devastation is largely under-reported.
India on Friday reported a record 4.14 lakh new Covid-19 cases and 3,918 deaths, according to MoHFW. India now has 3.65 million active cases.
The Delhi High Court on Tuesday came down hard on Centre over oxygen supply to the national capital. The court asked why contempt action should not betaken for non-compliance of its order on May 1 and the Supreme Court's order.
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