Orthopaedic surgeon Dr Abhinav who will get the shot at Max saket. He had covid earlier. "Have full faith in the medical fraternity, ICMR and govt. There is no fear of things going wrong."
Saroj Bala, 40, sweeper at Panchkula General Dispensary to be the first to get the shot here. "I was told by doctor Madame I am to get the vaccine. I have no fears. I am happy to be the first one to take the shot."
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3 security guard of RML hospital Delhi - Ramakant Singh, Anand Kumar and Jitender Singh Chauhan - line up for the Covaxin, saying that they are “excited”, “happy” to finally be vaccinated.
🎥 by Ananya Tiwari
First nurse from Lok Nayak, Biji Tomy, to get the vaccine shot.
🎥 by Astha Saxena
Dr Rajiv Narwal, nodal officer Covid for Panchkula gets the second shot in Panchkula.
🎥 by Pallavi Singhal
Adeethi K (34), a nursing official, is the first beneficiary at Chacha Nehru Bal Chikitsalaya. She and her husband, also a nurse, had Covid in May. Their biggest fear was infecting their kids. "I am glad that I am among the first to get vaccinated."
Ashutosh Chaturvedi first to get the vaccine at Max Saket. "There was no pain or discomfort. I was kept in the observation room for 30 minutes and all my parameters checked. It's all normal, there's no uneasiness."
Manish Kumar (34), a sanitation worker at AIIMS, was the first to receive the vaccine here. "I wasnt worried because we had been motivated a lot and told that there's nothing to fear."
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Dr. Vishv Mohan (52), Professor Cardiology, is the first one to get a vaccine in Ludhiana's DMCH.
🎥 by Gurmeet Singh
Dr Rahul Sanghvi is the first recipient of the Covishield vaccine at Sarkhej UHC, Ahmedabad.
"I am feeling comfortable after taking the shot and I recommend everyone to take it."
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PCMC health chief Dr Pavan Salve gets first dose at Jijamata hospital in Pimpri.
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Aruna Jyothi (36), staff nurse at Nampally Area Hospital, Hyderabad after receiving her Covid-19 vaccine shot.
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Baindla Jyothi (42) staff nurse at Nampally area hospital, says there are no side effects after 30 minutes of taking the Covid-19 shot.
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Dr Ilias Ali, Padma Shri awardee and Dr. Umesh Chandra Sarma, Ex. Vice Chancellor, Srimanta Sankaradeva University of Health Sciences, Guwahati were among the first medical practitioners to receive the vaccine in Assam. Courtesy NHM Assam.
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Hardeep Singh, 37, a sanitation worker who works at the IGMC Hospital in Shimla is among the first to get the Covishield vaccine. He started working at the hospital in March last year, just when the pandemic struck and saw numerous Covid-related deaths at the hospital.
Dr Vijay Natarajan took first dose at Symbiosis hospital.
📷 by Anuradha Mascarenhas
Dr Gurpreet Wander (60), Chief Cardiologist at Hero DMCH heart center talks about getting the vaccination on the first day.
🎥 by Gurmeet Singh
Dr A K Singh, director Ram Manohar Lohia hospital and institute taking the first dose of Covid vaccine at RML vaccination center in Lucknow.
📷 by Vishal Srivastav
Doctor Rajkumar Bhardwaj, from Kanwatiya hospital getting vaccinated. He had tested positive for Covid-19 in November.
Dr.Harpreet Bains (42) is the first to get vaccinated at Civil Hospital in Ludhiana.
🎥 by Gurmeet Singh
85 year old Dr R S Wadia took the vaccine dose.
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Biji, a Health worker after taking the Covid19 vaccination at LNJP Hospital in New Delhi.
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#THREAD: The world’s biggest inoculation drive against the novel coronavirus will begin Saturday as India starts vaccinating three crore of its frontline workers.
Q: Who will receive the Covid-19 vaccine on Saturday?
A: he priority groups include health workers, safai karmacharis, the Army and disaster management volunteers.
Q: How will the vaccination drive be conducted?
A: Given India's population, the country is drawing on its experiences of holding elections for the vaccine drive. MHA has requested the EC to share the latest electoral roll data to identify people belonging to priority groups.
#THREAD: In the run-up to #MakarSankranti those involved in the making and selling of colourful kites and manja in Hyderabad were excited to start afresh.
Mohanlal has been selling kites since he was 10. Now 75, he says COVID-19 pandemic, months-long lockdown, and the lack of sufficient modes of inter-state transport have added to a shortage of kites in the market and pushed the prices up.
Craftsmen usually start making kites meant for sale during Sankranti soon after the end of the previous year’s festival making it a round-the-year activity. In 2020, craftsmen started making kites only in June after the lockdown was eased.
20 years on, where are the Board toppers? @KhurafatiChopra
tracked down 86 men and women who stood first in India, between 1996 and 2015, in their Class 10 and 12 exams.
@KhurafatiChopra One’s a cancer physician in New York; another is a PhD fellow at MIT; one is a Harvard professor; one a hedge fund manager in Singapore — and as many as 11 are working for Google.
💉 The dummy vaccination exercise will be carried out in two districts each of four states at the four corners of the nation — Andhra Pradesh, Gujarat, Punjab, and Assam — on December 28 and 29.
#ExpressOpinion | The Supreme Court has, in a significant recent judgment, Saurav Yadav versus State of Uttar Pradesh, once again artfully negotiated the thicket of issues arising out of reservation, writes @pbmehta
@pbmehta#ExpressOpinion | Where does extremism spring from? If you take liberal “uncertainty” and “doubt” as your norm, then one can say extremism springs from certitude, writes Khaled Ahmed.
@pbmehta#ExpressOpinion | Some authors are explicit, others indulge in nudge-nudge, wink-wink — these four years were also the first four years of the changing political order in India — the beginning of Narendra Modi as Prime Minister, writes @surjitbhalla