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Poonawalla and SII were public shareholders in the firm and held a 5.15 per cent and 4.98 per cent stake in Panacea, respectively.

The Drugs Controller General of India approved the 2-deoxy-D-glucose (2-DG) drug for emergency use as an adjunct therapy in moderate to severe coronavirus patients earlier this month.

The varsity had opted for an online open-book examination for the final-year postgraduate and undergraduate students, despite opposition from students and teachers.

The entrance exam to the various law programmes at NLU Delhi will be held on June 20

Dr. Subrahmanyam has addressed questions related to mRNA vaccine, plasma therapy, as well as Happy Hypoxia in this week's column.

An estimated 1.5 lakh people are being shifted from low-lying coastal areas in Gujarat.

The commerce and industry ministry said the exemption would be applicable till September 30.

Those who have not applied earlier can submit their application through the NAPS portal on or before May 17.

In the letter by VC, Prof Najma Akhtar wrote to all the students, teaching and non-teaching staff to persevere in their fight against Covid-19.

Serum Institute of India (SII) CEO Adar Poonawalla said the decision to extend teh gap is beneficial both from the efficacy and the immunogenicity standpoint.

The term of three members of the AP Legislative Council and six members of the Telangana Legislative Council are expiring on May 31 and June 3, respectively,

The country reported 45,862 fatalities connected to the pandemic in April. In comparison, in the first 12 days of May, 45,867 such deaths have been recorded.

In an interview, he also spoke on how long the second wave could last, when the pandemic might come under control, and why it is important to vaccinate children.

At present, Justice DY Chandrachud is heading the apex court Bench which is hearing suo motu case concerning the pandemic.

Bhargava’s comments are the first time a senior government official has outlined how long lockdowns, which already encompass large parts of country, need to continue to rein in the crisis in India.

Hansraj College has offered its hostel for setting up a 100-bed health facility for COVID19 patients. An RTPCR testing centre has also been set up at the college and will start functioning from Wednesday, its principal Rama Sharma said.