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Thursday, August 28, 2025
TopicSputnik V

Topic: Sputnik V

51 nations’ nod shows Sputnik transparency, Russian researchers reply to doubts raised in Lancet

In a Lancet correspondence, an international group of researchers had questioned data discrepancies & lack of transparency around results of Phase 3 clinical trials of Sputnik V.

Either be accountable or revoke DMA — Centre can’t keep blaming states for Covid

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Sputnik V arrived 1 May to boost India’s vaccine drive, but is still ‘stuck’ in lab for tests

A sample batch of Russian-made Sputnik V has been at the govt testing lab in Himachal since 3 May, and is expected to take several more days to receive clearance.

Still playing the book-vaccine-slot game on CoWin? That’s because there’s a shortage of doses

Modi govt Friday said it had told states to prioritise second dose of Covid vaccines over first dose in a 70:30 ratio, in what may be its first admission about shortage of vaccines.

Govt lab likely to release first batch of Sputnik V next week after quality tests

Once cleared by the Central Drug Laboratory, the reports are sent to DCGI and health ministry who will take a call on the future course of action.

India receives first consignment of Sputnik V Covid vaccine from Russia

The consignment arrives after the Centre last month allowed emergency use of imported vaccines to curb spread of coronavirus infection and waived customs duty on their import.

India has 6.3 crore doses of Covid vaccines, currently, per month, Centre tells SC

The 18-44 years age group would need 122 crore doses for full vaccination. Less than 3 cr healthcare, frontline workers & people above 45 years have been fully vaccinated so far.

The science behind the Sputnik V vaccine & decoding India’s disastrous second wave

Shekhar Gupta explains how the Russian Sputnik V works and sheds some light on India’s Covid ‘disaster’.

India to produce 850 million Sputnik doses annually, Russia’s RDIF says

The Russian Direct Investment Fund has said that India has become the 60th country to approve the use of the vaccine Sputnik V, which has an efficacy of 91.6 per cent.

DCGI approves Russian Covid vaccine Sputnik for restricted emergency use in India

Sputnik V is to be administered intramuscularly to individuals aged 18 yrs & above in two doses of 0.5 ml each with an interval of 21 days.

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