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COVID-19: India little late to the table in buying vaccines, says top virologist Gagandeep Kang

COVID-19: India little late to the table in buying vaccines, says top virologist Gagandeep Kang
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SAS Honors Global Partners Empowering Customer Innovation

SAS Honors Global Partners Empowering Customer Innovation Thursday, May 20, 2021 2:45PM IST (9:15AM GMT) SAS Partners of the Year help customers uncover hidden value, improve decisions and drive digital transformations Mumbai, Maharashtra, India: To successfully adapt and reinvent business decisions amid the uncertainty of the past year, organizations have leaned on support from their partner ecosystems. Together, SAS and its vibrant SAS Partner community have collaborated to find new answers to customers’ toughest challenges and support efforts to drive innovation and digital transformation. In honor of this, SAS proudly recognizes the 2021 global partner award recipients for their outstanding collaboration and contributions.

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Doctor Warns India May Witness 1 Million New Cases Each Day

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Engaging the enemy - Newspaper

THE question of Kashmir is once again upon us. It all started with a detailed briefing by a senior official two weeks back in which he confirmed and then elaborated upon the process of backchannel talks taking place between Pakistan and India. As reported in this newspaper on April 25, the official argued that it was time for Pakistan to take a ‘strategic pause’ and review prospects of peace in the region. This, he said, was essential if Pakistan wanted to focus on fixing its domestic problems and prioritising economic development. As was expected, the publication of the Dawn report detailing the contours of this rethink about a paradigm shift in relations with India triggered a fierce debate on all media platforms. Subject specialists, experienced and well-respected retired diplomats as well as academics and journalists, all dived into the debate armed with a potent arsenal of arguments. The sparring centred on a central point of contention: is it wise for Pakistan to be discu

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Why 98% of oximeters in Indian market are Made-in-China but buyers don t care

Why â98% of oximeters in Indian market are Made-in-Chinaâ but buyers donât care India has been reporting over 3 lakh Covid cases daily over past few days, leading to massive demand for items like pulse oximeters. A+ New Delhi: Pulse oximeters, the bite-sized devices that help monitor your oxygen levels, have emerged as key tools in the Covid pandemic by guiding patients on when they need medical attention (a reading of 94-98 is usually considered normal). In India, Chinese imports dominate the pulse oximeter market, with an estimated 98 per cent coming in from across the border. While the Ladakh stand-off between India and China stoked a sentiment of protest against Chinese goods last year, chemists say they have experienced no such concern with oximeters.Â

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