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Samsung Wallet Updated With Support for Digital IDs, Flight Boarding Passes, FASTag and More for Indian Users
Samsung Wallet users will now be able to store their PAN cards, Aadhaar cards, driving licences, vehicle registration details, as well as the CoWIN vaccination certificates on the Samsung Wallet app. Users of the company's all-in-one app will be able to benefit from a combination of Samsung’s Pay and Pass functions, according to the company.
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All Government Centres In Delhi Out Of Free Covid Booster, Shows CoWIN
Those aged 60+ are eligible for free dose at government facilities, while it costs Rs 400 for all age groups at private centres
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Registration Of Blood Donation Volunteers To Be Enabled On CoWIN
Registration of volunteers for blood donation would soon be enabled on the Co-WIN portal and they will have access to a list of nearby blood banks as well as upcoming blood donation camps on the portal or on the Arogya Setu mobile application.
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Centre To Repurpose CoWIN For Universal Immunisation Programme
The Union government is planning to repurpose the CoWIN platform for India's Universal Immunisation Programme and other national health programmes
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Aadhaar Not Mandatory For Covid Vaccination, Centre Tells Supreme Court
The Central government told the Supreme Court on Monday that submitting Aadhaar card details is not a mandatory pre-condition on the CO-WIN portal for the COVID-19 vaccination.
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Day Before Covid Jabs For Teens Start, Over 3.5 Lakh Register On CoWIN
Over 3.5 lakh beneficiaries of the 15-18 age group have registered themselves on the CoWIN portal to receive the COVID-19 vaccine, as on Sunday morning.
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Registration Begins For Covid Vaccine For Teens Aged 15-18: Health Minister
Registration for vaccination against COVID-19 for teens between the ages of 15 and 18 is beginning today on the COWIN portal, Union Health Minister Mansukh Mandaviya said.
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Walk-In, Online Registration For Vaccination In 15-18 Age Group: Centre
The government said on Tuesday that both walk-in and online registration through CoWIN would be available for vaccination of children in the 15-18 age group, who would start getting doses against COVID-19 on January 3.
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Teens Can Register For Vaccines From January 1, Use Student ID Card
Vaccine Registration For Children: Children between 15 and 18 can register for COVID-19 vaccines on the CoWIN app from January 1 using their school ID cards, the government said Monday morning.
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"From Registration To Certification...": PM's CoWIN Praise Amid UK Row
PM Narendra Modi on Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission launch: Prime Minister Modi on Monday praised the CoWIN platform - the government's centralised digital service provider and records-keeper for COVID-19 vaccinations and certificates.
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62.5% Covid Vaccine Registrations Done On-Site, 77% Jabs For Walk-Ins: Centre
Of the 43.17 crore registrations on Co-WIN till July 30 for Covid vaccination, 62.54 per cent were done on-site and of the 45.10 crore jabs recorded, 77 per cent have been given through onsite or walk-in mode, the Rajya Sabha was told on Tuesday.
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CoWIN To Be Open Source, Will Be Available To All Countries: PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday offered CoWIN, India's technological platform spearheading its COVID-19 vaccination drive, as a "digital public good" to the world, asserting that it has been committed to sharing its expertise and resources.
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Pregnant Women Can Get Vaccinated, CoWIN Registration, Walk-In Allowed
Pregnant women can now register on the CoWIN platform or visit vaccination centres for COVID-19 shots, the government said on Friday.
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Anyone 18+ Can Walk In For CoWin Registration, Vaccination: Government
Anyone over the age of 18 can walk in to the nearest vaccination centre to get registered on the CoWIN digital platform and be inoculated against COVID-19, the Union Health Ministry said in a notification issued Tuesday afternoon.
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"Baseless": Centre Refutes Claims That Co-WIN System Was Hacked
The Union Ministry of Health and Family Welfare on Saturday rubbished claims that the Co-WIN system was hacked and data leaked.
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Samsung Wallet Updated With Support for Digital IDs, Flight Boarding Passes, FASTag and More for Indian Users
Samsung Wallet users will now be able to store their PAN cards, Aadhaar cards, driving licences, vehicle registration details, as well as the CoWIN vaccination certificates on the Samsung Wallet app. Users of the company's all-in-one app will be able to benefit from a combination of Samsung’s Pay and Pass functions, according to the company.
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All Government Centres In Delhi Out Of Free Covid Booster, Shows CoWIN
Those aged 60+ are eligible for free dose at government facilities, while it costs Rs 400 for all age groups at private centres
-
Registration Of Blood Donation Volunteers To Be Enabled On CoWIN
Registration of volunteers for blood donation would soon be enabled on the Co-WIN portal and they will have access to a list of nearby blood banks as well as upcoming blood donation camps on the portal or on the Arogya Setu mobile application.
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Centre To Repurpose CoWIN For Universal Immunisation Programme
The Union government is planning to repurpose the CoWIN platform for India's Universal Immunisation Programme and other national health programmes
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Aadhaar Not Mandatory For Covid Vaccination, Centre Tells Supreme Court
The Central government told the Supreme Court on Monday that submitting Aadhaar card details is not a mandatory pre-condition on the CO-WIN portal for the COVID-19 vaccination.
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Day Before Covid Jabs For Teens Start, Over 3.5 Lakh Register On CoWIN
Over 3.5 lakh beneficiaries of the 15-18 age group have registered themselves on the CoWIN portal to receive the COVID-19 vaccine, as on Sunday morning.
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Registration Begins For Covid Vaccine For Teens Aged 15-18: Health Minister
Registration for vaccination against COVID-19 for teens between the ages of 15 and 18 is beginning today on the COWIN portal, Union Health Minister Mansukh Mandaviya said.
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Walk-In, Online Registration For Vaccination In 15-18 Age Group: Centre
The government said on Tuesday that both walk-in and online registration through CoWIN would be available for vaccination of children in the 15-18 age group, who would start getting doses against COVID-19 on January 3.
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Teens Can Register For Vaccines From January 1, Use Student ID Card
Vaccine Registration For Children: Children between 15 and 18 can register for COVID-19 vaccines on the CoWIN app from January 1 using their school ID cards, the government said Monday morning.
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"From Registration To Certification...": PM's CoWIN Praise Amid UK Row
PM Narendra Modi on Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission launch: Prime Minister Modi on Monday praised the CoWIN platform - the government's centralised digital service provider and records-keeper for COVID-19 vaccinations and certificates.
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62.5% Covid Vaccine Registrations Done On-Site, 77% Jabs For Walk-Ins: Centre
Of the 43.17 crore registrations on Co-WIN till July 30 for Covid vaccination, 62.54 per cent were done on-site and of the 45.10 crore jabs recorded, 77 per cent have been given through onsite or walk-in mode, the Rajya Sabha was told on Tuesday.
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CoWIN To Be Open Source, Will Be Available To All Countries: PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday offered CoWIN, India's technological platform spearheading its COVID-19 vaccination drive, as a "digital public good" to the world, asserting that it has been committed to sharing its expertise and resources.
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Pregnant Women Can Get Vaccinated, CoWIN Registration, Walk-In Allowed
Pregnant women can now register on the CoWIN platform or visit vaccination centres for COVID-19 shots, the government said on Friday.
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Anyone 18+ Can Walk In For CoWin Registration, Vaccination: Government
Anyone over the age of 18 can walk in to the nearest vaccination centre to get registered on the CoWIN digital platform and be inoculated against COVID-19, the Union Health Ministry said in a notification issued Tuesday afternoon.
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"Baseless": Centre Refutes Claims That Co-WIN System Was Hacked
The Union Ministry of Health and Family Welfare on Saturday rubbished claims that the Co-WIN system was hacked and data leaked.
