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Coronavirus live updates: 10.5 lakh beneficiaries inoculated so far, says health ministry

India has reported 14,545 new cases, 18,002 recoveries, and 163 deaths in last 24 hours, as per health ministry’s updated data on Friday. The national recovery rate has been pushed to 96.78%.

Our Covid-19 management showed where there is resolve and resilience, resources come naturally: PM Modi at Tezpur University convocation

 

Hope Covid vaccination process will continue and be completed to fullest extent, says Sonia Gandhi.

Centre informs Supreme Court that no extra attempt for UPSC will be given to aspirants who had their last attempt in October & could not appear due to Covid-19. Court asks Centre to file an affidavit about the stand taken by it and posted the matter for hearing on Monday, Jan 25.

 

India vaccinates nearly 10.5 lakh beneficiaries till 6th day of the nationwide Covid-19 vaccination drive; more than many other countries, says health ministry.

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