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With an unceasing surge in the coronavirus cases in the country, NITI Aayog member and India's Covid Task Force chief VK Paul told the Election Commission that the current coronavirus situation is not feasible for large poll rallies and roadshows.
However, as per a news report, the Election Commission is of the view that political parties should stop large-scale rallies and roadshows on their own.
Also watch | Precautionary dose to be same as the vaccine taken before: Govt
Earlier, the EC has asked the five poll-bound states — Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Goa, Punjab, and Manipur — to ramp up their testing, maximize their vaccination, increase polling stations and prepare for the Assembly elections keeping Covid protocols in mind. 
But the ongoing surge in the Covid cases and spread of the Omicron variant has stirred concerns over the conduct of elections at this time.

Covid scare: Cases rising, poll rallies not feasible, Covid task force chief tells EC

With an unceasing surge in the coronavirus cases in the country, NITI Aayog member and India's Covid Task Force chief VK Paul told the Election Commission that the current coronavirus situation is not feasible for large poll rallies.

With an unceasing surge in the coronavirus cases in the country, NITI Aayog member and India's Covid Task Force chief VK Paul has told the Election Commission that the current pandemic&nbsp;situation is not feasible for large poll rallies and roadshows.
However, as per a news report, the Election Commission is of the view that political parties should stop large-scale rallies and roadshows on their own.
Earlier, the EC has asked the five poll-bound states &mdash; Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Goa, Punjab, and Manipur &mdash; to ramp up their testing, maximize their vaccination, increase polling stations and prepare for the Assembly elections keeping Covid protocols in mind.
But the ongoing surge in the Covid cases and spread of the Omicron variant has stirred concerns over the conduct of elections at this time.

As per a news report, the Election Commission is of the view that political parties should stop large-scale rallies and roadshows on their own.

With an unceasing surge in the coronavirus cases in the country, NITI Aayog member and India's Covid Task Force chief VK Paul has told the Election Commission that the current pandemic situation is not feasible for large poll rallies and roadshows.
However, as per a news report, the Election Commission is of the view that political parties should stop large-scale rallies and roadshows on their own.
Also watch |&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/coronavirus/precautionary-dose-to-be-same-as-vaccine-taken-before-govt-1641381632324" target="_blank">Precautionary dose to be same as the vaccine taken before: Govt</a>
Earlier, the EC had asked the five poll-bound states &mdash; Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Goa, Punjab, and Manipur &mdash; to ramp up their testing, maximize their vaccination, increase polling stations and prepare for the Assembly elections keeping Covid protocols in mind.
But the ongoing surge in the Covid cases and spread of the Omicron variant has stirred concerns over the conduct of elections at this time.

The government has sounded an alarm over the coming festival season amid the fear of a possible third wave of Covid-19 and added that the coming months of festivities are crucial.
Briefing about the Covid-19 situation in India, the government said that although cases have reduced in Kerala, the state is still reporting almost 68 per cent of the country's daily cases
The health ministry said five other states - Mizoram, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu and Maharashtra - have more than 10,000 active cases. The government further added that &lsquo;Mizoram is showing concerning trends&rsquo;
Director-general of the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR), Dr Balram Bhargava, said during the press briefing that &lsquo;festivals are approaching and sudden increase in population density creates a conducive environment for virus spread&rsquo;.
Niti Ayog member and head of national Covid task force Dr VK Paul said as per projections, October and November are the most crucial months and that vulnerability may increase during those months.

Covid vulnerability may increase in October-November, Centre warns

The government has sounded an alarm over the coming festival season amid the fear of a possible third wave of Covid-19 and added that the coming months of festivities are crucial.

//Centre's warning amid fears of Covid third wave ahead of festival season
//Govt: Kerala&nbsp;reports 68% of daily cases, concerning trend&nbsp;in Mizoram&nbsp;
//Govt says rise in population density during festivals conducive for&nbsp;virus spread
//October &amp; November crucial as Covid vulnerability may increase, govt warns
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Director-general of the ICMR, Dr Balram Bhargava, said &lsquo;festivals are approaching and sudden increase in population density creates a conducive environment for virus spread&rsquo;.

The government has sounded an alarm over the coming festival season amid the fear of a possible third wave of <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/covid-19-bengal-extends-restrictions-delhi-govt-orders-further-unlocking-1631703612825" target="_blank">Covid-19</a> and added that the coming months of festivities are crucial.
Briefing about the Covid-19 situation in India, the government said that although cases have reduced in Kerala, the state is still reporting almost 68 per cent of the country's daily cases
The health ministry said five other states - Mizoram, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu and Maharashtra - have more than 10,000 active cases. The government further added that &lsquo;Mizoram is showing concerning trends&rsquo;
Director-general of the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR), Dr Balram Bhargava, said during the press briefing that &lsquo;festivals are approaching and sudden increase in population density creates a conducive environment for virus spread&rsquo;.
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Niti Ayog member and head of national Covid task force Dr VK Paul said as per projections, October and November are the most crucial months and that vulnerability may increase during those months.

Niti Aayog member VK Paul flagged a concerning situation, saying the world is moving towards a third wave. He said the next 100 days will be crucial.

Next 100 days crucial, Health Ministry said amid Covid third wave fears

Niti Aayog member VK Paul flagged a concerning situation, saying the world is moving towards a third wave. He said the next 100 days will be crucial.

The Union Healthy Ministry on Friday once again stressed on the warning about the third wave of the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/test-track-treat-tika-pm-s-advice-to-states-to-stop-covid-third-wave-1626431776741" target="_blank">Covid-19 pandemic</a> which the World Health Organization has recently issued.
Chief of India's Covid task force, Dr VK Paul said during a scheduled press briefing that&nbsp;PM Modi has set his government an ambitious target to stop a potential third wave of COVID-19 cases in India before it even begins.
Also Read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/covid-vaccine-trials-for-children-near-completion-centre-tells-delhi-high-court-1626437603547" target="_blank">Covid vaccine trials for children near completion: Centre tells Delhi High Court</a>
Dr Paul said during the press briefing of the Union health ministry that population in India is still vulnerable and has not yet reached herd immunity, adding that the next 100 days will be crucial

Government on Tuesday said that The Delta plus mutation is present in nine countries including India, which has 22 cases.
Cases of the Delta Plus variant have surfaced in Maharashtra's Ratnagiri and Jalgaon, parts of Kerala and Madhya Pradesh.
The head of the National Expert Group on Vaccine Administration, Dr. VK Paul informed that the Centre has sent an advisory to these states about their public health response, adding that this small number should not be allowed to take a bigger form
Dr Paul said the Delta Plus was now in the US, UK, Portugal, Switzerland, Japan, Poland, Russia and China besides India.
He reiterated that Delta Plus is currently &lsquo;a variant of interest, not variant of concern&rsquo;.

Delta Plus variant in 9 countries, concern as 22 cases reported in India 

Govt: Delta Plus variant now in 9 countries including India
Cases in US, UK, Portugal, Switzerland, Japan, Poland, Russia &amp; China
22 cases of Delta Plus variant reported in India govt said
Cases seen in&nbsp;&nbsp;Maharashtra's Ratnagiri&nbsp;&amp;&nbsp;Jalgaon&nbsp;
Cases of Delta Plus variant also found in parts of Kerala&nbsp;&amp; MP
VK Paul:&nbsp;Advisory sent to states about their public health response
Delta variant, the origin of this mutation, in 80 countries
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Government on Tuesday said that the Delta plus mutation is present in nine countries including India, which has 22 cases.
In India, cases of the Delta Plus variant have surfaced in Maharashtra's Ratnagiri and Jalgaon, parts of Kerala and Madhya Pradesh.
The head of the National Expert Group on Vaccine Administration, Dr. VK Paul informed that the Centre has sent an advisory to these states about their public health response, adding that this small number should not be allowed to take a bigger form.
Dr Paul said the Delta Plus was now in the US, UK, Portugal, Switzerland, Japan, Poland, Russia and China besides India.&nbsp;
He reiterated that Delta Plus is currently &lsquo;a variant of interest, not variant of concern&rsquo;.
The Delta variant, the origin of this mutation, is in 80 countries.
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The Union Health Ministry had dismissed reports claiming there was dissent from technical experts about increasing the gap between two Covishield doses..

Govt panel on Covieshield dose gap: nothing written in stone, opportunity to change exists

The government has once again said that there is no need to change the current dosage interval of Covishield vaccine in India after concerns were raised by various experts.
The Union Health Ministry had dismissed reports claiming there was dissent from technical experts about increasing the gap between two Covishield doses and said the decision was based on scientific reason.
Niti Aayog member VK Paul has said that there is a window of opportunity to make further changes. However he said no changes are being made as of now.
In India, the gap between two Covishield doses was four to six weeks, then increased to six to eight and is now 12-16 weeks.
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Govt reiterates:&nbsp;no change in Covid&nbsp;vaccine Covishield&nbsp;dose&nbsp;gap
Govt dismisses&nbsp;reports of dissent from experts on extending gap
Nothing written in stone, opportunity to change dose gap exists: VK Paul
Currently, gap between 2 Covishield&nbsp;shots is 12-16 weeks in India

The government has once again said that there is no need to change the current dosage interval of <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/decision-to-extend-covishield-dose-gap-based-on-science-govt-1623822613135" target="_blank">Covishield vaccine</a> in India after concerns were raised by various experts.
The Union Health Ministry had dismissed reports claiming there was dissent from technical experts about increasing the gap between two <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/decision-to-extend-covishield-dose-gap-based-on-science-govt-1623822613135" target="_blank">Covishield</a> doses and said the decision was based on scientific reason.
Niti Aayog member VK Paul has said that there is a window of opportunity to make further changes. However he said no changes are being made as of now.
In India, the gap between two Covishield doses was four to six weeks, then increased to six to eight and is now 12-16 weeks.
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India's reproduction value (R) for COVID-19, which shows how fast the infection is spreading, is below one now which means that the pandemic is shrinking, the government said on Tuesday.Addressing media, NITI Aayog member (Health) V K Paul said in many states the pandemic curve is stabilising&nbsp;even as it cautioned that 98 per cent of the population is still vulnerable.He said this has happened because there is a huge containment effort in addition to managing the cases in home settings and hospitals.

98% population still vulnerable: Govt says Covid-19 pandemic is shrinking

India's reproduction value (R) for COVID-19, which shows how fast the infection is spreading, is below one now which means that the pandemic is shrinking, the government said on Tuesday. Addressing media, NITI Aayog member (Health) V K Paul said in many states the pandemic curve is stabilising&nbsp;even as it cautioned that 98 per cent of the population is still vulnerable. He said this has happened because there is a huge containment effort in addition to managing the cases in home settings and hospitals.

India's reproduction value (R) for COVID-19, which shows how fast the infection is spreading, is below one now which means that the pandemic is shrinking, the government said on Tuesday. Addressing media, NITI Aayog member (Health) V K Paul said in many states the pandemic curve is stabilising&nbsp;even as it cautioned that 98 per cent of the population is still vulnerable. He said this has happened because there is a huge containment effort in addition to managing the cases in home settings and hospitals.

Can't rule out second Covid-19 wave in winter: Govt panel chief 

Niti Aayog Member VK Paul, who is also the chief of an expert panel coordinating efforts to tackle the pandemic in the country, on Sunday said that&nbsp;there is a possibility of a second wave of infections in the winter season. In an interview to PTI, he said that once the Covid-19 vaccine is available, there will be enough resources to deliver as well as make it accessible to the citizens.&nbsp;Amid a decline in the number of cases,&nbsp; Paul,&nbsp;who heads the National Expert Group on Vaccine Administration for Covid-19,&nbsp;said there five states&nbsp;Kerala, Karnataka, Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh and West Bengal&nbsp;and&nbsp;3-4 Union Territories the&nbsp;cases are&nbsp;still&nbsp;showing&nbsp;a rising trend.&nbsp;According to him, the country still has a long way to go because 90 per cent of the people are still susceptible to coronavirus infections.&nbsp;

Niti Aayog Member VK Paul, who is also the chief of an expert panel coordinating efforts to tackle the pandemic in the country, on Sunday said that&nbsp;there is a possibility of a second wave of infections in the winter season. In an interview to PTI, he said that once the Covid-19 vaccine is available, there will be enough resources to deliver as well as make it accessible to the citizens.&nbsp;Amid a decline in the number of cases,&nbsp; Paul,&nbsp;who heads the National Expert Group on Vaccine Administration for Covid-19,&nbsp;said there five states&nbsp;Kerala, Karnataka, Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh and West Bengal&nbsp;and&nbsp;3-4 Union Territories the&nbsp;cases are&nbsp;still&nbsp;showing&nbsp;a rising trend.&nbsp;According to him, the country still has a long way to go because 90 per cent of the people are still susceptible to coronavirus infections.&nbsp;

'Mask wali Diwali': NITI member warns of spread during festivals

Ahead of the festive season,&nbsp;NITI Aayog member VK Paul has called for a 'Mask wali&nbsp;Diwali'. Here's why

NITI member warns of Covid spread during festivals Covid&nbsp;SOP must till vaccine is found: VK Paul&nbsp;

NITI Aayog member VK Paul on Tuesday warned that India could see an explosion of&nbsp;coronavirus&nbsp;cases during the festival season which starts next month if people do not follow&nbsp;Covid-appropriate behaviour. He added that until a vaccine is found, &ldquo;wearing a mask, following social-distancing norms is our best safety mechanism against the virus.&rdquo;

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