Centre Vaccination Plan

Underlining the need for the COVID-19 vaccination across the country, the Centre on Friday advised all states to plan for a two-month- long 'Har Ghar Dastak' campaign 2.0 from June.

With the conclusion of the Assembly elections in five states, including Uttar Pradesh, the Centre plans to resume publishing the photograph of Prime Minister Narendra Modi on COVID-19 vaccination certificates in these states.

Hooting over announcement speakers and tricolour hoisting at the Red Fort are among the plans of the government to celebrate the moment India crosses the landmark of one billion or 100 crore vaccine doses, Health Ministry sources have said.

With India inching closer to the 100-crore Covid vaccination milestone, the government has chalked out a plan to showcase it as a major achievement in its fight against the pandemic.

The Bharatiya Janta Party is planning record COVID-19 vaccinations - after 88.09 lakh on June 21 and 1.03 crore on August 27 - today to mark the 71st birthday of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. This will be part of a 20-day mega event - "Seva and Samar

The monthly vaccine production capacity of Covishield is planned to be increased from 11 crore doses to more than 12 crore doses per month and of Covaxin from 2.5 crore doses to around 5.8 crore, the Lok Sabha was informed on Friday.

The Bombay High Court on Friday directed the Union government to approve the proposed plan of action of the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation to re-vaccinate those, who fell victim to several fake anti-coronavirus vaccination camps.

Madhya Pradesh today administered over 16 lakh doses of Covid vaccine, the highest in the country, as the centre's new policy on the immunisation exercise came into force.

The Delhi government said it received the Centre's communication about walk-in vaccination for people above 18 years on Sunday evening and plans for it will be made accordingly.

Bombay High Court asked the Centre to look at door-to-door vaccination programme carried out successfully by Kerala and J&K, and take a sound decision on its present policy that states door-to-door vaccination was not possible.

The Centre is planning to start non-transferable Electronic Vouchers so anyone can help economically weaker sections get vaccinated at private hospitals, where one needs to pay.

Centre told the Bombay High Court on Tuesday that a door-to-door Covid vaccination programme for senior citizens, specially-abled, bed-ridden and wheelchair-bound people is currently not possible, but it has decided to start "near-to-door" centres.

A day after Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced that the Centre is taking back vaccine-buying from states, the Finance Ministry said the programme will cost around Rs 50,000 crore and the government has the money.

Congress leader Shashi Tharoor, who is recuperating after testing positive for coronavirus in April, this morning tweeted a message for the government on vaccines. "Save India from Covid.

The Karnataka government today started administering vaccine shots to those heading abroad to study, bringing relief to many whose plans were clouded by the uncertainty surrounding the Covid crisis and the shortage of vaccines.

Underlining the need for the COVID-19 vaccination across the country, the Centre on Friday advised all states to plan for a two-month- long 'Har Ghar Dastak' campaign 2.0 from June.

With the conclusion of the Assembly elections in five states, including Uttar Pradesh, the Centre plans to resume publishing the photograph of Prime Minister Narendra Modi on COVID-19 vaccination certificates in these states.

Hooting over announcement speakers and tricolour hoisting at the Red Fort are among the plans of the government to celebrate the moment India crosses the landmark of one billion or 100 crore vaccine doses, Health Ministry sources have said.

With India inching closer to the 100-crore Covid vaccination milestone, the government has chalked out a plan to showcase it as a major achievement in its fight against the pandemic.

The Bharatiya Janta Party is planning record COVID-19 vaccinations - after 88.09 lakh on June 21 and 1.03 crore on August 27 - today to mark the 71st birthday of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. This will be part of a 20-day mega event - "Seva and Samar

The monthly vaccine production capacity of Covishield is planned to be increased from 11 crore doses to more than 12 crore doses per month and of Covaxin from 2.5 crore doses to around 5.8 crore, the Lok Sabha was informed on Friday.

The Bombay High Court on Friday directed the Union government to approve the proposed plan of action of the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation to re-vaccinate those, who fell victim to several fake anti-coronavirus vaccination camps.

Madhya Pradesh today administered over 16 lakh doses of Covid vaccine, the highest in the country, as the centre's new policy on the immunisation exercise came into force.

The Delhi government said it received the Centre's communication about walk-in vaccination for people above 18 years on Sunday evening and plans for it will be made accordingly.

Bombay High Court asked the Centre to look at door-to-door vaccination programme carried out successfully by Kerala and J&K, and take a sound decision on its present policy that states door-to-door vaccination was not possible.

The Centre is planning to start non-transferable Electronic Vouchers so anyone can help economically weaker sections get vaccinated at private hospitals, where one needs to pay.

Centre told the Bombay High Court on Tuesday that a door-to-door Covid vaccination programme for senior citizens, specially-abled, bed-ridden and wheelchair-bound people is currently not possible, but it has decided to start "near-to-door" centres.

A day after Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced that the Centre is taking back vaccine-buying from states, the Finance Ministry said the programme will cost around Rs 50,000 crore and the government has the money.

Congress leader Shashi Tharoor, who is recuperating after testing positive for coronavirus in April, this morning tweeted a message for the government on vaccines. "Save India from Covid.

The Karnataka government today started administering vaccine shots to those heading abroad to study, bringing relief to many whose plans were clouded by the uncertainty surrounding the Covid crisis and the shortage of vaccines.