New Delhi : The second phase of India’s vaccination drive against the coronavirus disease (Covid-19) will begin on Monday, with the Union health ministry saying that those eligible for immunisation can register and book appointments from 9am to 3pm on March 1, as the country ramps up its battle against the infectious disease almost a year after the first cluster of cases in Delhi. From Monday, people eligible for the next phase can walk up to a vaccination centre to be registered for a dose. The decision will allow anyone above the age of 60 and those older than 45 but with comorbidities that make them more vulnerable to Covid-19 to approach government and private hospitals for shots. While the doses will be administered for free at government facilities, private hospitals can charge up to Rs 250 per dose. “A lot of hard work has gone into reaching this phase wherein the government is beginning to vaccinate the general population. The vaccines are absolutely safe to use and are i...
March 2 last year marked the day when the first wave of Covid-19 cases began in India. There had been cases in January but they were isolated and didn’t start a chain. In a special series, HT looks back at the year of Covid-19 to explore how the country fought the outbreak, how our lives changed, and how the economy can be brought back on track.
CENTER STATE RELATION 1. Center state relationship was not so good at any point of time. 2. When center state have same party government then center force their decision on state. It is against autonomy of state government 3. When there is different party in center and state then center use article 356 and impose presidential rule. 4. Coalition government 1990 Center don't impose law on government. It was on bamboos so state misuse their power and force the center government to do if they not and they were fall their government. 5. Supreme Court say if you use arbitrary manner to fall government then punishment was there until there was good reason for presidential rule or emergency. DECENTRALIZATION IN INDIA - : When power is divided in central and its constituents called federalism. When power of central government and state government is taken away and given to decentralization Qu. Explain the steps taken by government of India tow...
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