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Bharat Biotech s Karnataka facility will have capacity to make 4-5 crore doses of Covaxin a month by Aug-end: Minister

›Bharat Biotech s Karnataka facility will have capacity to make 4-5 crore doses of Covaxin a month by Aug-end: Minister Bharat Biotech s Karnataka facility will have capacity to make 4-5 crore doses of Covaxin a month by Aug-end: Minister SECTIONS Bharat Biotech s Karnataka facility will have capacity to make 4-5 crore doses of Covaxin a month by Aug-end: MinisterPTI Last Updated: May 17, 2021, 04:18 PM IST Share Synopsis Karnataka has so far conducted 1.12 crore inoculations of coronavirus vaccines in the state comprising first and second doses whereas it has suspended the vaccination of people between the age group of 18 and 44, who are about 3.5 crore, due to shortage of vaccines.

Phase 1 Trials Of Bharat Biotech s Nasal Vaccine For Covid-19 Is Now Underway: Dr Krishna Ella

Phase 1 Trials Of Bharat Biotech s Nasal Vaccine For Covid-19 Is Now Underway: Dr Krishna Ella
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Bharat Biotech wants maximum price of covaxin to recover costs

Bharat Biotech wants maximum price of covaxin to recover costs Premium Emergency Use Authorisation has been granted to two indigenously manufactured vaccines SII and Bharat Biotech, and a third vaccine (Sputnik) that while presently manufactured abroad will eventually be manufactured in India. (REUTERS) Dr Krishna Ella, CMD, Bharat Biotech, said that he would like to get the maximum price of covaxin to recover all costs, including Rs350 crore spent on clinical trials, in order to have money to work on vaccines for all kinds of infectious diseases Share Via Read Full Story A day after central government allowed sale of covid-19 vaccines in open market, Dr Krishna Ella, Chairman and Managing Director, Bharat Biotech International Ltd, maker of covaxin, on Tuesday said that he would like to get the maximum price to recover all costs, including the ₹350 crore spent on clinical trials, in order to have money to work on vaccines for all kinds of infectious diseases.

Ukraine Heath Minister Maksym Stepanov Visits Bharat Biotech for Discussion Regarding COVID-19 Vaccine Covaxin Supplies

Covaxin (Photo Credits: Bharat Biotech) Hyderabad, February 24: Ukraine s Health Minister Maksym Stepanov on Wednesday visited Bharat Biotech s manufacturing facility here and held discussions on supplies of the company s Covid-19 vaccine Covaxin for his country. A three-member led by the minister took a tour of the world-class Bio-Safety Level 3 manufacturing facility of Bharat Biotech, which has developed India s first indigenous vaccine for Covid-19.  The delegation, that included Deputy Health Minister Igor Ivashchenko, and Ukraine Embassy s Head of Trade and Economic Department Ivan Konovalov had discussions with Bharat Biotech s leadership to secure the supplies of Covaxin to Ukraine. Bharat Biotech International Limited Chairman & Managing Director Dr Krishna Ella said it was privilege to host the Health Minister from Ukraine at our state-of-the-art facility and showcase our world-class capabilities in the manufacture and supply of vaccines and research and product de

Bharat Biotech s boss defends Covaxin, says wouldn t mind administering the vaccine to 6-year-old grandson

Bharat Biotech’s boss defends Covaxin, says wouldn’t mind administering the vaccine to 6-year-old grandson Dr Krishna Ella, CMD of Bharat Biotech, in an interview with India Today TV, said their inactivated vaccine Covaxin will be ideal to be administered to children aged between 2 and 12. advertisement UPDATED: January 14, 2021 16:22 IST Dr Krishna Ella, Chairman of Bharat Biotech, has said Covaxin can be given to children aged between 2 and 12. (AFP File photo) While the coronavirus pandemic has impacted the education of children globally, millions are out of school in India too. With schools shut and homeschooling becoming a trend, children find themselves spending more time indoors and in front of the screens.

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