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Premature to conclude health complications due to Covid-19 rising: Govt

It may be premature to conclude that complications like lung fibrosis and increased thrombotic events due to COVID-19 are on the rise.

DATA STORY: 35,342 cases, 483 deaths reported; active cases decline again

India has so far administered 423,417,030 vaccine doses. That is 1353.07 per cent of its total caseload, and 30.36 per cent of its population

DATA STORY: Active cases rise for 2nd day straight; 507 more deaths added

India has so far administered 417,851,151 vaccine doses. That is 1336.79 per cent of its total caseload, and 29.96 per cent of its population

Increasing infection

Govt should not get complacent about Covid management

Two-thirds of India's population has Covid antibodies: ICMR's serosurvey

Despite high seropositivity shown in data, the government has cautioned that around 400 million people in India were still vulnerable to the virus

Top headlines: 67% of Indians have antibodies; Bezos flies to space

Here are the top headlines of the day

Covid: Can open primary schools if support staff vaccinated, says ICMR

Once India starts reopening schools, it will be wise to being with the primary section as children have a lower number of ace receptors to which virus attaches

Two-thirds of Indians have Covid antibodies, finds ICMR sero survey

A third of the population did not have SARS-CoV-2 antibodies, which means about 400 million people are still vulnerable to Covid infection, says ICMR official

Bharat Biotech had agreed to offer vaccine at reasonable rates to Govt: MoH

ICMR has spent Rs 35 cr on Covaxin clinical trials

ICMR, public face of India's Covid response, comes under fire from experts

State-funded research group is accused of making questionable decisions on medicines and lack of transparency in its work

DATA STORY: Fewest death in 104 days; no new fatality in Delhi in 24 hrs

India has so far administered 406,481,493 vaccine doses. That is 1305.15 per cent of its total caseload, and 29.16 per cent of its population

Third wave may hit by August-end, but it isn't inevitable: ICMR official

The ICMR official cautioned the states to be more careful and said that they need to look into their own Covid-19 data and check at which stage of 'epidemic they are in.'

India Coronavirus Dispatch: Delta variant behind most breakthrough cases

ICMR says third wave likely to be less severe, study finds over 91% 'long Covid' patients took over 7 months to recover, and more-news relevant to India's fight against the pandemic

DATA STORY: India adds 38,949 cases; tally goes past 31 million-mark

India has so far administered 395,343,767 vaccine doses. That is 1274.19 per cent of its total caseload, and 28.36 per cent of its population

DATA STORY: India's active cases rise again; 581 deaths added to the toll

India has so far administered 391,340,491 vaccine doses. That is 1262.88 per cent of its total caseload, and 28.07 per cent of its population

Why rise in Kerala's coronavirus cases may not signal a new surge

Kerala is the only large Indian state where Covid-19 cases have been increasing consistently, but this is unlikely to be the start of a new wave in the state, say health experts

DATA STORY: India reports 624 deaths, adds 38,792 new cases to tally

India has so far administered 387,697,935 vaccine doses. That is 1252.81 per cent of its total caseload, and 27.81 per cent of its population

Amid super spreader events, vaccine shortage, will India face a third wave?

With the peak of the second wave well and truly behind us, there is a possibility of people assuming that the pandemic is now over

Covid-19: Despite better infra, Bengaluru has higher death rate than Mumbai

Data for the third wave indicate that Mumbai, Chennai and Kolkata were able to reduce their death rate, but Delhi and Bengaluru witnessed a rise

DATA STORY: India reports 2,020 deaths as Madhya Pradesh clears backlog

India has so far administered 381,467,646 vaccine doses. That is 1234.23 per cent of its total caseload, and 27.36 per cent of its population