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Coronavirus news highlights: Kerala sees 6,049 fresh Covid cases; Maharashtra reports 3,106

India's Covid-19 tally surged past one crore seventy-five thousand cases with 19,556 new cases today. The active coronavirus caseload dropped below 3-lakh mark and the death toll crossed 1.46 lakh with 301 new fatalities. Recoveries in the country currently stand at 96.36 lakh. Six passengers travelling on Air India's London-Delhi flight tested positive for Covid-19 on arrival in Delhi as several countries around the world banned flights and travellers from Britain. London said the spread of a more-infectious new coronavirus strain was now "out of control."
Last Updated 23 December 2020, 02:14 IST
02:0923 Dec 2020

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16:3022 Dec 2020

Bharat Biotech, Ocugen to co-develop Covaxin for US market

As per the understanding, Ocugen will have US rights to the vaccine candidate and, in collaboration with Bharat Biotech, will be responsible for clinical development, registration, and commercialisation for the US market.

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16:2822 Dec 2020

44% rural Indians willing to pay for Covid-19 vaccine; 51% consider coronavirus 'Chinese conspiracy': Survey

The survey, conducted by Gaon Connection among 6,040 rural respondents across 60 districts in 16 states and one union territory, found that 36 per cent said they would not want to pay for it. The remaining 20 per cent said they are yet to decide on paying for the vaccine.

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16:2722 Dec 2020

Bharat Biotech readies for ‘uphill’ rollout of Covid-19 vaccine Covaxin

Bharat Biotech has already produced about 10 million doses of its still-in-trials Covaxin shot, ahead of an anticipated roll out by the middle of next year. It has a current annual capacity of 300 million vaccines and expects the first 100 million to be deployed by India, which has partly financed the development.

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16:2422 Dec 2020

Medical fraternity at forefront of Covid crisis, not less than 'superman': Rajnath Singh

"During this crisis, the entire world understood that the real superman is our doctors, nurses and paramedical staff. I am the Defence Minister. And, I urge you to come forward and render your services to the armed forces," Singh said while addressing the foundation day programme of King George's Medical University (KGMU) through video-conferencing.

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(Published 22 December 2020, 02:23 IST)

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