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No final decision taken on allowing Covid vaccines in private market, Harsh Vardhan says

In a press briefing, the health minister also said that the government could begin vaccinating people who are above 50 years from March onwards.

98.4% adults eat inadequate amount of fruits & vegetables, 1 in 5 overweight — govt survey

The Non-Communicable Disease Monitoring Survey report noted that 41.3% adults and 25.2% adolescents were not physically active.

Harsh Vardhan urges people to counter ‘vested campaigns’ on Covid vaccine misinformation

The health minister said all eminent doctors of well-known hospitals have taken the vaccines and only a handful are interested in spreading rumours and encouraging vaccine hesitancy.

Harsh Vardhan hails Covid vaccines as ‘sanjivani’, urges people to believe in experts

Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal also appealed to not pay attention to rumours and misinformation. He said there is no need to worry as experts have said the vaccines are safe.

Beginning of end of Covid, says Harsh Vardhan ahead of countrywide vaccination drive

Health Minister Harsh Vardhan cautioned that even if the vaccination drive is on, there should not be a lowering of guard against Covid and people must follow appropriate behaviour.

India will be able to vaccinate entire population soon, says Harsh Vardhan

The Union Minister said that the country has done well in developing vaccines in the shortest possible time, and presently two vaccines have been given emergency use authorisation.

Health Minister Harsh Vardhan to oversee dry run for Covid vaccination in Tamil Nadu

A massive countrywide mock drill to prepare for the Covid-19 vaccination is being conducted on 8 January at 736 districts across 33 States and Union Territories by the Centre.

Covid vaccination drive based on election process, planned to poll booth level, says govt

Union Health Minister Dr Harsh Vardhan has said that over 96,000 vaccinators have been trained for the Covid immunisation drive so far.

Won’t compromise on any protocol in Covid vaccine approval, says Health Minister Harsh Vardhan

He said free vaccines would be provided in the first phase to the most prioritised beneficiaries, which would include one crore healthcare and two crore frontline workers.

Health Minister Vardhan launches India’s first indigenous pneumococcal vaccine Pneumosil

Pneumosil, developed by SII in collaboration with partners like Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, will be available at an affordable price, the health ministry said.

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