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If you re rich, spread wealth, not COVID-19

Updated Jul 19, 2020, 7:16 pm IST There have been several reports recently about how partying has spread the coronavirus around By not adhering to safety precautions they are, inadvertently, helping in the community spread of the virus. Representational Image Even as more and more tests are done in India, a trend involving the well-educated and elite opened a risky can of worms. Various news reports talk about a wealthy someone throwing a marriage or birthday party, inviting several people to it while putting them all at risk. By not adhering to safety precautions they are, inadvertently, helping in the community spread of the virus.

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Jab drive for 18-44 age group fails to take off

Corporate hospitals expecting clarity in 2-4 days The COVID-19 vaccination programme for the 18-44 age group could not kick start at corporate hospitals in Hyderabad on May 1 (Saturday). The COWIN website too, did not reflect any slots for the age group for the next two days at least. Heads of the hospitals here said that they are expecting a clarity on the date of delivery of doses in two to four days. Since the Telangana government had announced that vaccines would be given free of cost to the entire population in the State, a few hospitals sought clarity on whether they have to buy vaccines from the manufacturers or the State government will provide them.

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India s pharma sector needs a shot in the arm to fight the pandemic

SHARE As India grapples with a massive second wave of coronavirus infections, the country’s pharmaceutical industry is under pressure to deliver vaccines and medicines. Dubbed the ‘pharmacy of the world’, India’s sprawling pharmaceutical factories were expected to supply the bulk of Covid-19 vaccines and medicines to the world. But a record jump in coronavirus cases in a country of more than 1.3 billion people is putting the sector under strain. India’s health ministry on Saturday reported another 346,786 new Covid-19 infections. “The pharmaceutical industry does need to ramp up its infrastructure to facilitate higher production of essential [drugs and vaccines],” says Dr Nikhil Mathur, the chief of medical services at Care Group of Hospitals.

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Home appliances, smartphone sales continue to surge

Home appliances, smartphone sales continue to surge
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GfK India | Nikhil Mathur: GfK India MD Nikhil Mathur on electronics customers changing tastes and the rise of online

GfK India | Nikhil Mathur: GfK India MD Nikhil Mathur on electronics customers changing tastes and the rise of online
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