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India Drug Regulator Allows Serum Insititute To Export Its Malaria Vaccine To UK
India's drug regulator has allowed the export of the first produced-in-India vaccine against malaria, developed by scientists at the University of Oxford and manufactured by Serum Institute to the UK.
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India Exported Over 65 Million Doses Of Covid Vaccines This Year: PM Modi
India exported more than 65 million doses of Covid vaccines to nearly 100 countries this year, PM Modi said, asserting that the global trust earned by the Indian healthcare sector has led to the country being called the "pharmacy of the world".
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"Applaud India's Announcement To Resume Vaccine Export": Top US Official
US Deputy Secretary of State Wendy Sherman on Friday underscored the importance of India's role as a global Covid vaccine producer and applauded New Delhi's announcement to resume vaccine exports.
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India Resumes COVID-19 Vaccine Export: Foreign Ministry
Coronavirus vaccines have been sent to Nepal, Bangladesh, Myanmar and Iran according to the government's decision to resume their supplies, the Ministry of External Affairs said on Thursday.
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Vaccine Export Ban "Very Bad" Move: Serum Institute's Cyrus Poonawalla
Cyrus Poonawalla, chairman of the Serum Institute of India (SII), termed the ban on COVID-19 vaccine exports imposed by the Union government a "very bad move", saying it put his company, the world's largest vaccine-maker, in a difficult situation.
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For Now Priority Remains Utilising Domestic Vaccines For Own Vaccination Drive: Centre
India on Thursday said its stand on COVID-19 vaccine exports has been that it would depend on its domestic needs and asserted that right now the priority remains utilising made-in-India jabs for its own inoculation drive.
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Not Right Time To Talk About Vaccine Supply Abroad: Centre
As the demand for COVID-19 vaccines rises globally, India on Thursday said it would not be right to talk about the supply of jabs to other countries at the moment as it is currently ramping up domestic production for its own inoculation programme.
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Indian Vaccine Export Ban Makes 91 Nations Vulnerable To New Strains: WHO
India's ban of Covid vaccine exports has dried up the supplies of many nations, especially those in Africa, who were dependent on them. Now they are vulnerable to many strains of the disease, WHO Chief Scientist Dr Soumya Swaminathan has said.
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"Constraints, Yet Tried To Walk The Talk On COVID-19 Vaccine Equity": India At UN
India, despite severe constraints and within its own limited resources, has tried to "walk the talk" on vaccine equity and shared COVID-19 vaccines with more than 80 countries, the country told the United Nations.
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India Hasn't Banned Vaccine Exports, Will Supply In Phased Manner: Report
India has not imposed a ban on coronavirus vaccine exports and will continue to supply vaccines in a phased manner, a government source told Reuters on Thursday.
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"Whole World A Family": Centre After Opposition Questions Vaccine Exports
Union Health Minister Harsh Vardhan today said that India is not giving COVID-19 vaccine to the world at the expense of the need of local population.
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Why India Is Exporting Vaccines But Not Selling Them For Public Use
India has started shipping out millions of doses of Covishield free of cost. On the list are 13 nations -- Bangladesh, Bhutan, Maldives, Mongolia, Myanmar, Nepal, Bahrain, Brazil, Mauritius, Morocco, Oman, Seychelles and Sri Lanka. But while the move improves the country's standing internationally, there are questions why the government is not allo...
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Foreign Minister On When India Will Export COVID-19 Vaccines
External Affairs Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar said on Tuesday that the government would have greater clarity on the export of COVID-19 vaccines from the country within the next few weeks.
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Centre Has Not Banned Export Of Any Covid Vaccine: Union Health Secretary
The Union government has not banned the export of any COVID-19 vaccine that has been granted restricted emergency use approval by the drug regulator, the Health Ministry said today, while urging the media to be on guard against the spread of such misinformation.
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India Drug Regulator Allows Serum Insititute To Export Its Malaria Vaccine To UK
India's drug regulator has allowed the export of the first produced-in-India vaccine against malaria, developed by scientists at the University of Oxford and manufactured by Serum Institute to the UK.
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India Exported Over 65 Million Doses Of Covid Vaccines This Year: PM Modi
India exported more than 65 million doses of Covid vaccines to nearly 100 countries this year, PM Modi said, asserting that the global trust earned by the Indian healthcare sector has led to the country being called the "pharmacy of the world".
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"Applaud India's Announcement To Resume Vaccine Export": Top US Official
US Deputy Secretary of State Wendy Sherman on Friday underscored the importance of India's role as a global Covid vaccine producer and applauded New Delhi's announcement to resume vaccine exports.
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India Resumes COVID-19 Vaccine Export: Foreign Ministry
Coronavirus vaccines have been sent to Nepal, Bangladesh, Myanmar and Iran according to the government's decision to resume their supplies, the Ministry of External Affairs said on Thursday.
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Vaccine Export Ban "Very Bad" Move: Serum Institute's Cyrus Poonawalla
Cyrus Poonawalla, chairman of the Serum Institute of India (SII), termed the ban on COVID-19 vaccine exports imposed by the Union government a "very bad move", saying it put his company, the world's largest vaccine-maker, in a difficult situation.
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For Now Priority Remains Utilising Domestic Vaccines For Own Vaccination Drive: Centre
India on Thursday said its stand on COVID-19 vaccine exports has been that it would depend on its domestic needs and asserted that right now the priority remains utilising made-in-India jabs for its own inoculation drive.
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Not Right Time To Talk About Vaccine Supply Abroad: Centre
As the demand for COVID-19 vaccines rises globally, India on Thursday said it would not be right to talk about the supply of jabs to other countries at the moment as it is currently ramping up domestic production for its own inoculation programme.
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Indian Vaccine Export Ban Makes 91 Nations Vulnerable To New Strains: WHO
India's ban of Covid vaccine exports has dried up the supplies of many nations, especially those in Africa, who were dependent on them. Now they are vulnerable to many strains of the disease, WHO Chief Scientist Dr Soumya Swaminathan has said.
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"Constraints, Yet Tried To Walk The Talk On COVID-19 Vaccine Equity": India At UN
India, despite severe constraints and within its own limited resources, has tried to "walk the talk" on vaccine equity and shared COVID-19 vaccines with more than 80 countries, the country told the United Nations.
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India Hasn't Banned Vaccine Exports, Will Supply In Phased Manner: Report
India has not imposed a ban on coronavirus vaccine exports and will continue to supply vaccines in a phased manner, a government source told Reuters on Thursday.
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"Whole World A Family": Centre After Opposition Questions Vaccine Exports
Union Health Minister Harsh Vardhan today said that India is not giving COVID-19 vaccine to the world at the expense of the need of local population.
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Why India Is Exporting Vaccines But Not Selling Them For Public Use
India has started shipping out millions of doses of Covishield free of cost. On the list are 13 nations -- Bangladesh, Bhutan, Maldives, Mongolia, Myanmar, Nepal, Bahrain, Brazil, Mauritius, Morocco, Oman, Seychelles and Sri Lanka. But while the move improves the country's standing internationally, there are questions why the government is not allo...
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Foreign Minister On When India Will Export COVID-19 Vaccines
External Affairs Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar said on Tuesday that the government would have greater clarity on the export of COVID-19 vaccines from the country within the next few weeks.
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Centre Has Not Banned Export Of Any Covid Vaccine: Union Health Secretary
The Union government has not banned the export of any COVID-19 vaccine that has been granted restricted emergency use approval by the drug regulator, the Health Ministry said today, while urging the media to be on guard against the spread of such misinformation.
