India
Total Number of Covid-19 Vaccine Doses Given in India Crosses 17.51 Cr
The Union health ministry said 4,74,629 beneficiaries in the age group of 18-44 years received their first dose of Covid vaccine on Tuesday.
Delhi Govt Asks Covid Facilities to Give Food, Transportation Allowance to Staff
Both regular and contractual staffers, working in hospitals, will get up to 200 per person per meal, an order issued by the health department said.
Pappu Yadav Arrested in Bihar's Patna, Taken Away to Far-off Madhepura
The local administration here came out with a release hours later stating that Yadav and 10 of his supporters had been booked for creating a ruckus at the Patna Medical College Hospital (PMCH).
Covid-19 Vaccination: In A First, More Second Doses Administered Than First Jabs In May
The development indicates that both the Centre and state governments could now be focusing on first completing the inoculation drive for people in priority groups.
JIPMAT 2021 Registration Deadline Extended to May 31
The submission of online application forms shall be accepted up to 5 pm while submission of fees up to 11.50 pm.
REET 2021 Unlikely to be Held in June, Might Get Postponed Again
The revised dates are not yet announced, however, Govind Singh Dotasara in a press briefing said that it is unlikely for the state to hold REET 2021 in June.
Maharashtra Says It Will Treat Patients of Covid 'Black Fungus' Free of Cost, Cap Medicine Price
The state government is in talks for capping the price of Amphotericin B, the expensive anti-fungal drug used to treat the 'black fungus'.
PM Hails Scientists, Innovators for Contribution in Combating Covid-19
The National Technology Day marks the anniversary of the underground nuclear tests conducted in Rajasthan's Pokhran in 1998.
Biocon Chief Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw Says She is Concerned Over Covid Vaccine Shortage
Concerned due to the shortage of vaccines, Biocon Executive Chairman Kiran Mazumdar Shaw sought better transparency from the government regarding their availability.
Kin of Employees Who Died of COVID-19 to Get Financial Benefits at the Earliest, Says Jamia
According to JMI, more than 20 of its employees, including professors and non-teaching staff members, have lost their lives due to the viral disease.
Youth Steals Private Bus, Drives Across Four Districts Amid Lockdown in Kerala
Police held 30-year-old Dinoop from Chakkittappara in Kozhikode for stealing a private bus from Kuttiady.
Maharashtra Looking to Procure Vaccines Globally, Offline Slot Bookings Soon: Minister
The government was also working on increasing vaccination centres across Maharashtra, he said after a discussion with Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray.
Indian Covid Mutant More Contagious, But Not Vaccine Resistant: Top WHO Scientist
Swaminathan said that the double mutation strain consists of variants found in Brazil and South Africa and it evades body's immune response.
NEST 2021 Application Deadline Extended Till May 20, Here's All You Need to Know
NEST 2021 exam is scheduled to be held on June 14. The admit card will be released only for successful applicants on May 30.
Prevent Covid Hoarding, Black Marketing of Medicines & Equipment: HC to Centre, Delhi Govt
A bench of Justices Vipin Sanghi and Rekha Palli was hearing a PIL seeking directions to them to declare medicines and medical equipment meant for COVID treatment as essential commodities under the Essential Commodities Act.
Jailed Activist Natasha Narwal Granted Interim Bail After Father Dies of Covid-19
Natasha Narwal was arrested in May last year for allegedly being part of a premeditated conspiracy in the northeast Delhi riots in February that year.