Covid 19  

Researchers at the renowned Indian Institute of Science (IISc) are developing vaccines to treat Covid-19 and HIV
 

The Union health ministry has quashed rumours around the administration of COVID-19 vaccine as and when it is rolled out
 

K Shaji from Kerala is a professor of English and Physics. His incomes dwindled owing to the pandemic, but he set up a store to sustain himself 

The Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Delhi has started offering the RT-PCR test for Covid-19 on its campus at a discounted price 

Ahmedabad Municipal Council has started a dedicated scheme for the elderly citizens, keeping their comorbidities in mind 

 With Joe Biden making it to the most powerful job in the world, it has been of immense pride for the people in Karnataka because of Vivek Murthy, who is expected to occupy an important post in the new administration

 Indian-government backed COVID-19 vaccine may be launched by February 

A few selfless souls in Gujarat have come forward to give decent burials irrespective of their religion  

A number of reports from experts around the world have suggested that Covid-19 is certainly not like the common flu as its affects human body organs and its effects are seen even months after the patients have recovered from the diseases

 Bharat Biotech is planning to launch its vaccine for COVID-19 in the second quarter next year if it gets the requisite approvals from the Indian regulatory authorities

The vaccine for COVID-19 might be ready by as early as December this year  
 

A 40-year-old man has recuperated after a two-month long fight with COVID-19 

Milind Pote is a known name in the business community based in Aurangabad. He has worked hard with his creative ideas to emerge as the youngest and talented businessman in the region.

As many as 139 villages in Rajkot, Gujarat, have not reported even a single case of COVID-19
 

Bullish on India's power to shape the global agenda, the WEF's Founder and Chairman Klaus Schwab has said the country's early policy response to the COVID-19 pandemic was strong and now its biggest opportunity lies in leapfrogging to a more digital and sustainable economy