Astrazeneca & Pfizer Effective Against Variant First Detected In India
Oxford-AstraZeneca (Covishield in India) and Pfizer vaccines to be highly effective against the COVID-19 variant first detected in India as per a study by the Public Health England (PHE). . Read more at: https://interviewtimes.net/astrazeneca-pfizer-effective-against-variant-first-detected-in-india/ . Read More
NHAI takes steps to ensure waiting time should No More Than 10 Seconds Per Vehicle At Toll Plazas
In order to ensure smooth and quick passage of vehicles at the toll plazas, National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) has issued guidelines to ensure service time of not more than 10 seconds per vehicle even during peak hours at the toll plazas on the… Read More
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COVID Vaccination Update – Day 131, Cumulative Vaccines exceeds 20.25 Crore
The cumulative number of COVID-19 vaccine doses administered in the country exceeded 20.25 Cr (20,25,29,884) as per the 7 pm provisional report today. 8,31,500 beneficiaries of the age group 18-44 years received their first dose of COVID vaccine today and cumulatively 1,38,62,428 across 37 States/UTs since the start of… Read More
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Indian Coast Guard’s Preventive Measures Saves Many Lives As Very Severe Cyclonic ‘Yaas’ Makes Landfall On Odisha coast
Very Severe Cyclonic Storm 'Yaas' made landfall about 20 kms south of Balasore on the Odisha coast on May 26, 2021. The extensive pre-emptive measures undertaken by Indian Coast Guard (ICG) on the Eastern Seaboard and Andaman & Nicobar Islands bore fruit in saving lives… Read More
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Ayush Minister To Launch The Repository Portal & Ayush Sanjivani App Tomorrow
Yet another milestone will be reached in Ayush domain when the Union Minister of state (IC) for Ayush Shri Kiren Rijiju will launch the Ayush Clinical Case Repository (ACCR) portal and the third version of Ayush Sanjivani App tomorrow in a virtual event. . Read… Read More
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India’s foodgrain output to rise 2.66% to record 305.43 MT in 2020-21
India's foodgrain production is estimated to rise 2.66 per cent to a new record of 305.43 million tonnes in the current crop year 2020-21, on better output of rice, wheat and pulses . Read more at: https://affairscloud.com/indias-foodgrain-production-to-rise-by-2-66-to-305-43-mt-in-2020-21-dac-fw-estimates/ . Read More
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Tata Steel Will Continue To Pay Monthly Salary To Family of All Employees Who Died Due To Covid-19
Jamshedpur-based steel manufacturer Tata Steel has announced that the company will continue to pay the monthly salary to the family of all employees who die due to the novel coronavirus. . Read more at: https://www.livemint.com/companies/news/tata-steel-to-continue-salary-for-families-of-employees-who-die-of-covid19-11621941840947.html . Read More
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PM Cares helped triple number of ventilators – 16,000 to 60,000+
Ventilators allocated to states and Union Territories under PM Care and Health Ministry have more than tripled availability of the critical care machines in public hospitals from around 16,000 when the Covid-19 pandemic struck last year to nearly at 60000 presentRead more at: http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/articleshow/82695564.cms?utm_source=contentofinterest&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=cppst . Read More
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What next for Facebook, Twitter in India? Social Media to Follow India’s Laws From May 26
If these social media platforms fail to accept govt guidelines, they risk losing status as social media platforms and protections as intermediaries. Government can also take action against them as per the law of the land for not following the rules. According to the new… Read More
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Pfizer Offers 5cr COVID Vaccine doses To India With T&Cs; Moderna pitches 5cr 1-dose Jabs
With states getting no response even after floating global tenders for COVID-19 vaccine procurement, top American pharma companies Pfizer and Moderna have offered their respective COVID-19 vaccines to India even as the country continues to ramp up indigenous production of anti-Coronavirus jabs. Read More... Read More
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