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23551. अफगानिस्तान पहुंची भारत की पांच लाख कोरोना वैक्सीन, जयशंकर बोले- हम हमेशा अपने दोस्तों के साथ हैं खड़े
- भारत द्वारा भेजी गई एस्ट्राजेनेका की पांच लाख कोरोना वैक्सीन रविवार को अफगानिस्तान पहुंच गई। विदेश मंत्री एस जयशंकर ने ट्वीट करके इसकी जानकारी दी। उन्होंने ट्वीट में लिखा, 'मेड इन इंडिया वैक्सीन अफगानिस्तान पहुंच गई हैं।
- मानवीय सहायता के तौर पर इन वैक्सीन को मुंबई-दिल्ली-काबुल एयर इंडिया फ्लाइट से भेजा गया। भारत अभी तक नेपाल, बांग्लादेश, भूटान, मालदीव, सेशल्स, म्यांमार और मॉरीशस को कोरोना टीकों की खेप भेज चुका है।
- इतना ही नहीं सऊदी अरब, दक्षिण अफ्रीका, ब्राजील और मोरक्को सहित कई देशों को भी कोरोना वैक्सीन की आपूर्ति कर रहा है।
23552. China pressurizes Nepal to accept Sinopharm’s vaccine instantly
- Despite Nepal’s concern about the efficiency and effectiveness of the Chinese vaccines against COVID-19 assured to be provided to the government, the Chinese side has been mounting pressure against the government through various channels and now overtly.
- Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi held a telephone conversation with his Nepali counterpart and put pressure to accept the vaccines first under the condition that the details about the vaccines will be sent afterward; a topsy-turvy way of vaccine procurement.
- The P&G Holdings Pvt Ltd and Hospice Enterprises Pvt Ltd had applied for permission to supply Chinese vaccines to Nepal.The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has stated that there is a dilemma as to which company is the official company for importing vaccines.
23553. Coronavirus | 25 countries in queue for ‘Made in India’ COVID-19 vaccine: Jaishankar
- India has so far supplied COVID- 19 vaccine to 15 countries and another 25 nations are in the queue at different levels for the jab, External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar said in Amaravati on February 6.
- The Minister said some poor countries are being supplied the vaccine on a grant basis while some nations wanted it on par with the price that the Indian government pays to the vaccine makers.
- The Centre has already given the nod for two COVID-19 vaccines — Covaxin of city-based Bharat Biotech and Covishield of Oxford, being manufactured by Serum Institute of India in Pune, which are being administered to frontline workers from January 16, under Emergency Use Authorisation.
23554. India could export six million T sugar despite WTO ruling: Trade officials
- India could sell more than six million tonnes of sugar on the world market this year with a World Trade Organization ruling that it flouted the rules by offering export subsidies unlikely to have an impact on overseas sales, trade officials said.
- Robust sugar exports from the world's second biggest producer could keep a lid on global prices, which are currently trading near their highest level in 4-1/2 years because of lower output in top producer Brazil.
- "There is no export subsidy for sugar as of now and therefore there is absolutely no impact of the order of the WTO panel with regard to Indian sugar exports," said Abinash Verma, director general of the Indian Sugar Mills Association (ISMA), a body of top private sugar producers.
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23555. Ford launches new EV charging project to help commercial customers go electric
- Ford is launching a new project to help its commercial customers switch to electric vehicles by selling them EV charging installation equipment and software management tools.
- The automaker says it expects to sell over 300,000 electric vehicles to businesses and government agencies over the next decade. To help ease the transition, Ford is launching a new project, called Ford Pro Charging, to offer the necessary software and hardware to aid in the charging of their electric vehicles.
- Ford also declined to disclose the amount of money it plans on spending on this project. Previously the company said it would spend $29 billion on electric and autonomous vehicles through 2025. Ford expects to start shipping the F-150 Lightning Pro, its electric pickup truck geared toward commercial customers, and the E-Transit van in 2022.
23556. Coronavirus vaccine: India to supply 1 lakh Covishield doses to Cambodia
- India's vaccine diplomacy has reached around 15 countries after the Centre promised to supply one lakh doses of Covishield doses to Cambodia.The Indian embassy in Cambodia said on Saturday, February 6, the decision is a testament to India's appreciation for Cambodia as an important partner and its concern for the health and prosperity of the people of Cambodia.
- As of February 2, India has supplied a total of 56 lakh doses as grant assistance and 105 lakh jabs as contract doses to 15 nations, Union Health Minister Dr. Harsh Vardhan informed Lok Sabha on Friday, February 5. These countries include Bhutan (1.5 lakh), Maldives (1 lakh), Nepal (10 lakh), Bangladesh (20 lakh), Myanmar (15 lakh), Mauritius (1 lakh), Seychelles (50,000), Sri Lanka (5 lakhs), Bahrain (1 lakh) and Oman (1 lakh).
- The health minister also informed that India has received requests for the supply of COVID-19 vaccines from 22 countries. Additionally, commercial exports have taken place to Brazil, Morocco, Bangladesh, South Africa, Egypt, Algeria, Kuwait, and the UAE.
23557. 22 countries have requested India for supply of COVID-19 vaccines: Harsh Vardhan
- Out of 22, supply has already been made to 15 nations as grant assistance as well as contract doses, Harsh Vardhan said
- India has received requests for supply of COVID-19 vaccines from 22 countries so fa
- 22 countries have requested India for supply of COVID-19 vaccines: Harsh Vardhan
23558. A case to use drones for primary health care in India
- The study has been authored by Dr.Suresh Munuswamy, MBBS from Madras University, MPH from Oxford Univrersity, PhD from Tokyo University; Associate Professor, Indian Institute of Public Health-Hyderabad
- SKY BRIDGE is based on heavy payload, long range drone paired to a custom developed modular temperature-controlled box (patent pending) platform that can safely and reliably deliver multiple medical payloads simultaneously and improve access to vaccines, lab samples and possibly on demand medical products to primary health centres and sub-centre’s in rural, remote, and hard to reach areas.
- PHFI – Public Health Foundation of India’s SKY BRIDGE programme aims to improve access to vaccines, lab samples and medical products in rural, remote, and hard-to-reach areas.
23559. Desperate for vaccine, Pakistan willing to go "extra mile" on Kashmir issue [details]
- With the announcement by global terror financing watchdog FATF nearing and Pakistan's desperation to get cheap COVID-19 vaccines growing, the Islamic nation on Friday said that it was willing to go "an extra mile" to "resolve the Kashmir issue". "Rather, it is because of our strength and confidence as a nation that we are prepared to go the extra mile to ensure a just peace that fulfills the legitimate aspirations of the Kashmiri people," Imran Khan said in a tweet.
- Pakistan has said it plans to vaccinate 70 per cent of its population against COVID-19 and started administering China's Sinopharm COVID-19. Bejing has donated half a million doses of Sinopharm vaccines to Pakistan.
- Pakistan said the Chinese vaccine is ineffective in people over 60 years of age. "At this stage, the expert committee has not authorised the Sinopharm vaccine for people older than 60," Pakistan's Special Assistant to the PM on Health Faisal Sultan said. Experts have expressed concerns over the safety and efficacy of the Chinese vaccine.
23560. India approves 100,000 Covishield doses for China ally Cambodia
- India approved on an urgent basis 100,000 doses of Covishield vaccine for Cambodia, China's Asean ally, taking its vaccine diplomacy deep into southeast Asia.
- Despite having received a million doses from China, Cambodian PM Hun Sen had earlier requested India for the vaccine saying that vaccines from China alone wouldn't be enough to meet Cambodia's requirements.
- According to the Indian embassy in Phnom Penh, the supply has been assured through the Serum Institute of India despite innumerable competing requests from partner countries and India's commitment to domestic population. Read more at: http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/articleshow/80712117.cms?utm_source=contentofinterest&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=cppst Read more at: http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/articleshow/80712117.cms?utm_source=contentofinterest&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=cppstdespi .. Read more at: http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/articleshow/80712117.cms?utm_source=contentofinterest&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=cppst