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US major Johnson &amp; Johnson reiterated on Monday that it has applied for Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) of its single-dose Covid-19 vaccine in India.
Earlier on Monday, the company had said that it remained committed to bringing its single-dose Covid-19 vaccine to India and looks forward to ongoing discussions with the Indian government.
The US FDA authorised Johnson &amp; Johnson's viral vector Covid-19 vaccine for emergency use in February this year. However, weeks after its authorisation, the vaccine was linked to a rare but serious blood-clotting disorder.
Last month,&nbsp;Europe's medicines regulator&nbsp;added a rare nerve-degenerating disorder, Guillain-Barr&eacute; syndrome, as a possible rare side effect from Johnson &amp; Johnson's Covid-19 vaccine after it reviewed 108 cases reported worldwide.
If J&amp;J's vaccine gets approval in India, it will be the second foreign-made vaccine to be approved in the country, after Moderna.
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Covid-19: Johnson & Johnson applies for emergency use of single-dose vaccine to Indians

US major Johnson &amp; Johnson reiterated on Monday that it has applied for Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) of its single-dose Covid-19 vaccine in India.

<ul>
<li>Johnson &amp; Johnson applies for EUA of its single-dose Covid vaccine in India</li>
<li>US based pharma&nbsp;submitted its emergency use approval application to India</li>
<li>Europe exports&nbsp;sees blood clot cases linked to Johnson &amp; Johnson vaccine</li>
<li>100 cases reported of Guillain-Barre Syndrome&nbsp;after J&amp;J&nbsp;Covid-19 vaccination</li>
<li>J&amp;J's be the second foreign-made vaccine in India, if gets approval&nbsp;</li>
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Earlier, the company had applied for a trial but as the Centre has now done away with the provision of trial for reputed and recognised vaccines, the Centre asked the vaccine maker to directly apply for approval.

US major Johnson &amp; Johnson reiterated on Monday that it has applied for Emergency Use Authorization of its single-dose Covid-19 vaccine in India.
Earlier on Monday, the company had said that it remained committed to bringing its single-dose Covid-19 vaccine to India and looks forward to ongoing discussions with the Indian government.
The US FDA authorised Johnson &amp; Johnson's viral vector Covid-19 vaccine for emergency use in February this year. However, weeks after its authorisation, the vaccine was linked to a rare but serious blood-clotting disorder.
Last month,&nbsp;Europe's medicines regulator&nbsp;added a rare nerve-degenerating disorder, Guillain-Barr&eacute; syndrome, as a possible rare side effect from Johnson &amp; Johnson's Covid-19 vaccine after it reviewed 108 cases reported worldwide.
If J&amp;J's vaccine gets approval in India, it will be the second foreign-made vaccine to be approved in the country, after Moderna.
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Twitter on Tuesday said it is seeking formal dialogue with the Information Technology Minister after the government ordered it to take down 1,178 accounts for allegedly spreading misinformation around farmers' protests. The platform also noted that safety of its employees is a &ldquo;top priority&rdquo;. The government, on February 4, had ordered Twitter to block 1,178 accounts with links to Pakistan and Khalistan supporters that were spreading misinformation and provocative content on farmers' protest. It has also warned Twitter of penal action in case of failure to comply with its directive and had cited sections that provide for fine and jail for up to 7 years.
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Twitter seeks dialogue with govt on order to block accounts, says safety of staff priority

Twitter has said it is seeking formal dialogue with the Information Technology Minister after the government ordered it to take down 1,178 accounts for allegedly spreading misinformation around farmers' protests

Twitter on Tuesday said it is seeking formal dialogue with the Information Technology Minister after the government ordered it to take down 1,178 accounts for allegedly spreading misinformation around farmers' protests. The platform also noted that safety of its employees is a &ldquo;top priority&rdquo;. The government, on February 4, had ordered Twitter to block 1,178 accounts with links to Pakistan and Khalistan supporters that were spreading misinformation and provocative content on farmers' protest. It has also warned Twitter of penal action in case of failure to comply.

Twitter on Tuesday said it is seeking formal dialogue with the Information Technology Minister after the government ordered it to take down 1,178 accounts for allegedly spreading misinformation around farmers' protests. The platform also noted that safety of its employees is a &ldquo;top priority&rdquo;. The government, on February 4, had ordered Twitter to block 1,178 accounts with links to Pakistan and Khalistan supporters that were spreading misinformation and provocative content on farmers' protest. It has also warned Twitter of penal action in case of failure to comply with its directive and had cited sections that provide for fine and jail for up to 7 years.
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'Deep inside, he knows the truth': Rahul jabs RSS chief on China 

Taking a dig at RSS&nbsp;chief Mohan&nbsp;Bhagwat's&nbsp;remark slamming China for its 'expansionist behaviour' and for encroaching on Indian territory, Congress leader Rahul&nbsp;Gandhi said that deep inside the RSS&nbsp;chief knows the truth about China but he is scared to face it. He further said the truth is that the Indian govt and RSS&nbsp;had&nbsp;allowed China to take away Indian land.&nbsp;
RSS&nbsp;chief had made the comment during his annual Vijaya&nbsp;Dashami&nbsp;address to the cadre.&nbsp;

'Deep inside, he knows the truth': Rahul's dig at RSS chief on China 

Taking a dig at RSS&nbsp;chief Mohan&nbsp;Bhagwat, over his remark slamming China for its 'expansionist behaviour' and for encroaching on Indian territory, Congress leader Rahul&nbsp;Gandhi said that deep inside the the Sangh&nbsp;leader&nbsp;knows the truth about China but he is scared to face it. He further said the truth is that the Indian govt and RSS&nbsp;had&nbsp;allowed China to take away Indian land.&nbsp;
RSS&nbsp;chief had made the comment during his annual Vijaya&nbsp;Dashami&nbsp;address to the cadre.&nbsp;

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