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21 Dec, 5 tweets, 2 min read
As the year draws to a close, this thread looks at the progression of multiple Covid19 parameters across states/UTs of India:

✅ Take a look at this thread depicting progression of Confirmed cases, Tests, Tests Per Million and Case Fatality Rate across states/UTs in 2020.

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Progression of total number of tests done by states/UTs from April to 19th December, 2020.

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Timeline of Case Fatality Rate across states/UTs from April to 19th December, 2020.

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Test per Million - A look at states/UTs that registered lowest TPM over time.

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Tests per Million - States/UTs that registered highest TPM over time.

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#sarscov2mutation What does it mean for us?
Mutation of viruses is part of it's evolutionary process. Once inside the host, viruses start replicating. Errors during this replication process results in changes to the genetic makeup of the virus - leading to mutations.

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4 Dec
This set of polls is for those of you who are students (school, college, doctoral).
The pandemic has been disruptive for you, with adoption of virtual learning, uncertainty around exams etc. Let us know how your experience has been.

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2. How effective have the virtual classes been, with respect to learning and comprehending subjects?

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3. How ENGAGING have the virtual classes been, compared to classroom teaching?

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Adoption of Work from Home (WFH) has been a defining effect of the pandemic.

Here is a thread of polls to know your opinion on WFH at a personal and professional level.

Let us know what you think.

1. Till when is work from home in place for you?

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2. How has work from home affected coordination, communication and cohesion of your team?

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3. Has working from home given you opportunity to pursue other interests like hobbies or new skills?

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23 Nov
#Oxford AstraZeneca #vaccine Phase 3 trial EARLY results: What it means for India?

➡️ Efficacy of 62% and 90% in different dosages (early non peer reviewed results).
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We've shared Covid19 stories of our volunteers earlier.
In this thread, we take you through the Covid experience of a senior citizen - the mother of one of our volunteers in Hyderabad.
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Let us know your responses to the simple queries on this thread:

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2. Have you travelled for pleasure outside your current location or to a tourist spot in the recent past?

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