 | Indian-origin brothers offer 'Jabs with Kebabs' service in UKNHS England said Rav and Raj's Punjabi Grill is running alongside hundreds of pop-up sites across the country, with experts at hand to offer medical advice and administer the vaccine. |
 | Nigeria to reject COVID vaccine donations with short shelf livesWhile some of the doses given to Nigeria were within a few months of expiring, authorities have said that other donated vaccines had just weeks left to be given to people before becoming unusable. |
 | India has supplied over 723 lakh doses of Covid vaccine to 94 countries, two UN entities: GovtThese included supplies from foreign governments, private companies, Indian associations abroad, etc, Pawar stated. |
 | Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro to be probed for linking COVID vaccine and AIDSSupreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes instructed the country's top prosecutor, Augusto Aras, to look into the accusation raised by a pandemic inquiry conducted by Brazil's Senate. |
 | No evidence to suggest existing vaccines don't work on Omicron, says CentreUnion Health ministry however underscored that definitive evidence for new variant's increased remission and immune evasion is awaited. |
 | 96 per cent doses administered since May 1 were at government centres, just 4 per cent at private facilities, RS toldMoS Health Pawar said it is the government's endeavour to vaccinate all eligible with the first dose and their due second dose by December this year. |
 | New Covid variant stokes concern but vaccines still most important tool: ExpertsSeveral experts have said current Covid vaccines are likely to be effective against Omicron too. |
 | US to require COVID vaccines for all border crossers in JanuaryEssential travelers entering by ferry will also be required to be fully vaccinated by the same date, the official said. |
 | Europe's COVID crisis pits vaccinated against unvaccinatedGovernments desperate to shield overburdened healthcare systems are imposing rules that limit choices for the unvaccinated. |
 | Over 115 crore vaccine doses administered in India till now, says Health MinistryAccording to officials, over 80 per cent of the eligible population in India have received the first dose of the vaccine while more than 41 per cent have been fully inoculated. |
 | Octocoptered: Bengaluru sees its first Covid vaccine delivery using a droneThe NAL's octocopter can carry a payload of 15 kg, boasts of a hovering endurance of 40 minutes, and can fly at an operational altitude of 500 metres at a maximum speed of 36 km/hour. |
 | Supreme Court to hear on Nov 29 plea seeking disclosure of data on COVID-19 vaccines' clinical trialsSolicitor General Tushar Mehta strongly opposed the submission and said the petitioner wants a mandate that vaccines should not be administered. |
 | Victory of 'new India', healthcare workers: G Kishan Reddy on 100-cr COVID jabs milestoneThe minister congratulated each and every citizen of the country, on India achieving the milestone in its vaccination drive against Covid. |
 | US: Covid vaccines likely to be available early November for children aged 5 to 11, says FauciAn advisory panel to the FDA will consider Pfizer's application for those ages 5 to 11 on Tuesday. Children 12 and up have been eligible for vaccination since May. |
 | Sunburn Festival Goa to be held in December, only 'fully vaccinated' attendees allowedThe festival will also be a limited capacity event and new entry and exit protocols will be put into place to ensure safe passage of attendees in and around the venue, the organisers said. |
