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Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday stressed on the need to maintain the pace of Covid vaccination and called for special efforts in areas where the vaccination is low.
PM Modi held a review meeting with officials of districts where Covid vaccination coverage has been lower than the national average.
The PM also asked officials to knock on every door to ensure 100% vaccination in their areas.
"So far you've been working to take people to vaccination centres, now it's time to reach every house and work with 'har ghar dastak' campaign," he said.
He told officials to ensure 1st dose for unvaccinated people, but give equal attention to 2nd dose.
Hailing the hard work done by healthcare officials, PM said this is not the time to relax.
"The progress made so far is due to your hard work. Every member of administration, ASHA workers worked a lot. They walked for miles and took vaccination to remote locations. But if we become lax after one billion (doses), a new crisis can come," PM Modi said.
The meeting was attended by senior officials from at least 40 districts that are seeing a significant lag in Covid-19 vaccination for adults.
He urged the officials to formulate special strategies for such areas and focus on dispelling myths around vaccine.
Pointing out that he recently met Pope Francis at the Vatican City, the prime minister said special emphasis was needed on taking message of religious leaders spreading awareness and encouraging the vaccination drive to the people.
He urged the district officials to take the help of local religious leaders to spread awareness about Covid-19 vaccines and fight rumours.
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PM Modi calls for Covid vaccination push: 'Go door to door, no time to relax'

PM Modi flags Covid vaccination hesitancy: 'Go door to door, no time to relax', he tells officials

PM Modi meets officials of 40 districts where Covid vaccination is low

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday stressed on the need to maintain the pace of Covid vaccination and called for special efforts in areas where the vaccination is low.
PM Modi held a review meeting with officials of districts where Covid vaccination coverage has been lower than the national average.
The PM also asked officials to knock on every door to ensure 100% vaccination in their areas.
PM Byte: "So far you've been working to take people to vaccination centres, now it's time to reach every house and work with 'har ghar dastak' campaign," he said.
He told officials to ensure 1st dose for unvaccinated people, but give equal attention to 2nd dose.
Hailing the hard work done by healthcare officials, PM said this is not the time to relax.
PM Byte: if we become lax after one billion (doses), a new crisis can come"
The meeting was attended by senior officials from at least 40 districts that are seeing a significant lag in Covid-19 vaccination for adults.
He urged the officials to formulate special strategies for such areas and focus on dispelling myths around vaccine.
PM Byte on meeting Pope Francis and involving religious leaders in propagating vaccines

PM Modi&nbsp;told officials to ensure 1st dose for unvaccinated people, but give equal attention to 2nd dose of Covid&nbsp;vaccine

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday stressed on the need to maintain the pace of Covid vaccination and called for special efforts in areas where the vaccination is low.
PM Modi held a review meeting with officials of districts where Covid vaccination coverage has been lower than the national average.
The PM also asked officials to knock on every door to ensure 100% vaccination in their areas.
"So far you've been working to take people to vaccination centres, now it's time to reach every house and work with 'har ghar dastak' campaign," he said.
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He told officials to ensure 1st dose for unvaccinated people, but give equal attention to 2nd dose.
Hailing the hard work done by healthcare officials, PM said this is not the time to relax.
"The progress made so far is due to your hard work. Every member of administration, ASHA workers worked a lot. They walked for miles and took vaccination to remote locations. But if we become lax after one billion (doses), a new crisis can come," PM Modi said.
The meeting was attended by senior officials from at least 40 districts that are seeing a significant lag in Covid-19 vaccination for adults.
He urged the officials to formulate special strategies for such areas and focus on dispelling myths around vaccine.
Pointing out that he recently met Pope Francis at the Vatican City, the prime minister said special emphasis was needed on taking message of religious leaders spreading awareness and encouraging the vaccination drive to the people.
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Speaking at the 8th PAFI National Forum 2021,&nbsp;Cabinet Minister, Govt of Madhya Pradesh, Rajyavardhan Singh Dattigaon and Deputy CM of Haryana, Dushyant Singh discuss the vaccination drive in India and how the states and the centre came together to tackle the pandemic to administer 1 billion doses of vaccine to its citizens. Has India's successful vaccination drive brought the economy back to its pre-pandemic levels? &nbsp;To know the answer to all these questions, watch this special session of PAFI on the state of Indian states.&nbsp;

PAFI National Forum 2021: Have state economies recovered from the pandemic? 

Speaking at the 8th PAFI National Forum 2021, Cabinet Minister, Govt of Madhya Pradesh, Rajyavardhan Singh Dattigaon and Deputy CM of Haryana, Dushyant Singh discuss the vaccination drive in India and how the states and the centre came together to tackle the pandemic to administer 1 billion doses of vaccine to its citizens. Has India's successful vaccination drive brought the economy back to its pre-pandemic levels?  To know the answer to all these questions, watch this special session of PAFI on the state of Indian states. 

Speaking at the 8th PAFI National Forum 2021,&nbsp;Cabinet Minister, Govt of Madhya Pradesh, Rajyavardhan Singh Dattigaon and Deputy CM of Haryana, Dushyant Singh discuss the vaccination drive in India and how the states and the centre came together to tackle the pandemic to administer 1 billion doses of vaccine to its citizens. Has India's successful vaccination drive brought the economy back to its pre-pandemic levels? &nbsp;To know the answer to all these questions, watch this special session of PAFI on the state of Indian states.&nbsp;

<div>Vikram Chandra in a session organised by PAFI asked Cabinet Minister, Govt of Madhya Pradesh Rajyavardhan Singh Dattigaon and Deputy CM of Haryana, Dushyant Singh about the impact of Covid&nbsp;on the economy</div>
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Prime Minister Narendra&nbsp;Modi&nbsp;on Friday lauded India's historic 100 crore&nbsp;Covid&nbsp;vaccines feat and congratulated the country on the achievement.&nbsp;
In his address to the nation, the Prime Minister said that 1 billion vaccine doses reflected the image of a new India and answered cynics and critics.&nbsp;
Here are the key highlights of PM Modi's address to the nation:&nbsp;
# 100 crore vaccination mark is not just a number, It's a new chapter in history, a testament that India can achieve a tough aim successfully. It shows that country works hard for the fulfilment of its goals: PM Modi
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# There were apprehensions over our vaccination programme. It was also being said about India that how will discipline work here: PM Modi
# India's vaccine campaign is a living example of 'Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas, Sabka Vishwas aur Sabka Prayas': PM Modi
# We should be proud of the fact that India's entire vaccination programme has been 'science-driven and science-based. It's based on scientific methods, entirely: PM Modi
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PM on '100 crore vaccinations' feat: 'Image of a New India'

In his address to the nation, the Prime Minister said that 1 billion vaccine doses reflected the image of a new India and answered cynics and critics. Here are key highlight from the PM's address to the nation

PM on '100 crore vaccinations' feat: "Image of a New India"
100 crore vaccines an answer to cynics: PM Modi
'India will now be seen as a safe country amid Covid pandemic'

In his address to the nation, the Prime Minister said that India's entire vaccination programme has been 'science-driven and science-based'.

Prime Minister Narendra&nbsp;Modi&nbsp;on Friday lauded India's historic 100 crore&nbsp;Covid&nbsp;vaccines feat and congratulated the country on the achievement.&nbsp;
In his address to the nation, the Prime Minister said that 1 billion vaccine doses reflected the image of a new India and answered cynics and critics.&nbsp;
Here are the key highlights of PM Modi's address to the nation:&nbsp;
# 100 crore vaccination mark is not just a number, It's a new chapter in history, a testament that India can achieve a tough aim successfully. It shows that country works hard for the fulfilment of its goals: PM Modi
# There were apprehensions over our vaccination programme. It was also being said about India that how will discipline work here: PM Modi
# India's vaccine campaign is a living example of 'Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas, Sabka Vishwas aur Sabka Prayas': PM Modi
# We should be proud of the fact that India's entire vaccination programme has been 'science-driven and science-based. It's based on scientific methods, entirely: PM Modi
#&nbsp;Our first line of defence against pandemic was public participation, as part of which people lit diyas, banged thalis. Some people had questioned saying "Will it help us get rid of the disease"...?: PM Modi
# I request all to celebrate the upcoming festivals with utmost caution. I appeal to all those who have not taken the first dose of Covid-19 vaccine yet should give utmost priority to getting vaccinated. Those who are vaccinated should encourage others: PM Modi
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday visited the Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital in Delhi as the cumulative COVID-19 vaccine doses administered in the country surpassed the 100-crore milestone.
PM Modi interacted with hospital officials and was accompanied by Health Minister Mansukh Mandaviya. The prime minister has frequently lauded health workers for spearheading the vaccination drive.
"India has scripted history," the PM said on the 100 crore milestone.
The prime minister hailed the vaccination feat as a triumph of Indian science, enterprise and collective spirit of 130 crore Indians.
PM Modi tweeted: "India scripts history. We are witnessing the triumph of Indian science, enterprise and collective spirit of 130 crore Indians. Congrats India on crossing 100 crore vaccinations. Gratitude to our doctors, nurses and all those who worked to achieve this feat."

1 billion Covid doses: Snapshots from PM's gratitude to health workers

Snapshots from PM's gratitude to health workers as he visited RML hospital in Delhi to mark  the 100 crore vaccines milestone

PM Modi's gratitude to doctors and health workers

PM&nbsp;Modi on Thursday visited the Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital in Delhi as the cumulative COVID-19 vaccine doses administered in the country surpassed the 100-crore milestone

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday visited the Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital in Delhi as the cumulative COVID-19 vaccine doses administered in the country surpassed the 100-crore milestone.
PM Modi interacted with hospital officials and was accompanied by Health Minister Mansukh Mandaviya. The prime minister has frequently lauded health workers for spearheading the vaccination drive.
"India has scripted history," the PM said on the 100 crore milestone.
The prime minister hailed the vaccination feat as a triumph of Indian science, enterprise and collective spirit of 130 crore Indians.
PM Modi tweeted: "India scripts history. We are witnessing the triumph of Indian science, enterprise and collective spirit of 130 crore Indians. Congrats India on crossing 100 crore vaccinations. Gratitude to our doctors, nurses and all those who worked to achieve this feat."

J&J kicks off final trial of single-shot Covid vaccine

Johnson &amp; Johnson has kicked off the final trial of a single-shot Covid-19 vaccine.&nbsp;If successful, the drug would simplify distribution of millions of doses

Johnson &amp; Johnson has kicked off the final trial of a single-shot Covid-19 vaccine. The company said that the vaccine will be tested on 60,000 people and it expects results of the Phase III trials by year-end or early next year. If successful, the drug would simplify distribution of millions of doses compared with leading rivals using two doses. Rival vaccines from Moderna, Pfizer and AstraZeneca all require two shots separated by several weeks, which make them much more difficult to administer. The company plans to manufacture as many as 1 billion doses in 2021

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