India 1 Billion Covid Doses

CoWIN has announced that it will now start displaying badges for fully vaccinated and partially vaccinated on user's profiles on the portal. The badges will appear as shields. Furthermore, back in July the Government of India announced that it will offer CoWIN on a global scale and earlier this week, it was offered as an open source platform.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi met seven Indian COVID-19 vaccine manufacturers today, a meeting that comes in the wake of the country achieving the landmark of administering 100 crore doses of the jabs, official sources said.

Administering 1 billion doses of coronavirus vaccines is a testament to India's innovation and efforts of millions of health workers, Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates said today and congratulated Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the feat.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday thanked a host of world leaders for their wishes to India on crossing the 100-crore vaccine doses milestone and underlined that the country remains a steadfast partner in global efforts.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, addressing a nation today after the country crossed a massive milestone of 100 crore Covid vaccinations, said it was "not just a number" but the symbol of the country's ability and of "new India".

Prime Minister Narendra Modi tweeted today that he will address the nation today at 10 AM. The announcement comes a day afterthe country reached the one billion COVID-19 vaccinations milestone mark.

The United States Embassy in New Delhi on Thursday congratulated India on administering 1 billion doses of COVID-19 vaccine.

The Archaeological Survey of India or ASI will light up 100 of its heritage monuments in colours of the national flag to mark 100 crore COVID-19 vaccine doses being administered in the country, officials said today.

India witnessed a sharp rise in its daily Covid graph as the country logged 18,454 fresh cases, which is 26% higher than yesterday. Over 1 billion vaccine doses have been administered in India, making a significant milestone for the country.

India is set to administer one billion COVID-19 vaccine doses by early today, an important milestone after a slow start, even as a recent drop in inoculations worries the government and healthcare providers.

India has achieved a new vaccine milestone today by administering 100 crore anti-COVID-19 doses, and sources suggest the government has planned festivities for the "great achievement".

Nine months after launching what it called "the world's biggest vaccination drive", India is set to complete 1 billion or 100 crore doses today, with the government planning festivities for a "great achievement".

As India nears the milestone of administering 100 crore Covid vaccine doses, Union Health Minister Mansukh Mandaviya on Wednesday appealed to all those who are eligible to get inoculated without delay

Nine months after Prime Minister Modi kickstarted the national Covid vaccination drive was launched, India is set to complete 1 billion, or 100 crore, doses and the government has planned a gala celebration for a "great achievement".

India will soon have administered 1 billion COVID-19 vaccine doses, but the milestone masks a worry disparity between the number of people who have been fully vaccinated and those that have had just one shot.

CoWIN has announced that it will now start displaying badges for fully vaccinated and partially vaccinated on user's profiles on the portal. The badges will appear as shields. Furthermore, back in July the Government of India announced that it will offer CoWIN on a global scale and earlier this week, it was offered as an open source platform.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi met seven Indian COVID-19 vaccine manufacturers today, a meeting that comes in the wake of the country achieving the landmark of administering 100 crore doses of the jabs, official sources said.

Administering 1 billion doses of coronavirus vaccines is a testament to India's innovation and efforts of millions of health workers, Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates said today and congratulated Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the feat.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday thanked a host of world leaders for their wishes to India on crossing the 100-crore vaccine doses milestone and underlined that the country remains a steadfast partner in global efforts.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, addressing a nation today after the country crossed a massive milestone of 100 crore Covid vaccinations, said it was "not just a number" but the symbol of the country's ability and of "new India".

Prime Minister Narendra Modi tweeted today that he will address the nation today at 10 AM. The announcement comes a day afterthe country reached the one billion COVID-19 vaccinations milestone mark.

The United States Embassy in New Delhi on Thursday congratulated India on administering 1 billion doses of COVID-19 vaccine.

The Archaeological Survey of India or ASI will light up 100 of its heritage monuments in colours of the national flag to mark 100 crore COVID-19 vaccine doses being administered in the country, officials said today.

India witnessed a sharp rise in its daily Covid graph as the country logged 18,454 fresh cases, which is 26% higher than yesterday. Over 1 billion vaccine doses have been administered in India, making a significant milestone for the country.

India is set to administer one billion COVID-19 vaccine doses by early today, an important milestone after a slow start, even as a recent drop in inoculations worries the government and healthcare providers.

India has achieved a new vaccine milestone today by administering 100 crore anti-COVID-19 doses, and sources suggest the government has planned festivities for the "great achievement".

Nine months after launching what it called "the world's biggest vaccination drive", India is set to complete 1 billion or 100 crore doses today, with the government planning festivities for a "great achievement".

As India nears the milestone of administering 100 crore Covid vaccine doses, Union Health Minister Mansukh Mandaviya on Wednesday appealed to all those who are eligible to get inoculated without delay

Nine months after Prime Minister Modi kickstarted the national Covid vaccination drive was launched, India is set to complete 1 billion, or 100 crore, doses and the government has planned a gala celebration for a "great achievement".

India will soon have administered 1 billion COVID-19 vaccine doses, but the milestone masks a worry disparity between the number of people who have been fully vaccinated and those that have had just one shot.