The 4th round of national sero-survey for #COVID19 was conducted in the months of June and July 2021. The survey design was slightly different from the previous three sero-surveys as children aged 6-17 yrs were included this time: DG, @ICMRDELHI
4th round of national sero-survey conducted over 28,975 individuals (adults and children), apart from 7,252 healthcare workers in 70 districts where earlier three rounds were also conducted: DG, @ICMRDELHI
4th Round of National Sero-Survey: Overall sero-prevalence is 67.6% in the entire population
Amongst the adults (those aged>= 18 yrs) under survey, there was no vaccine in 62.2% people, while 24.8% had taken single dose of vaccine and 13% were fully vaccinated
Sero-prevalence found to be higher in those aged >45 yrs, around 77%, while for the rest it is around 67%
No difference in sero-prevalence on basis of gender
Not much difference also found between rural & urban areas, though it's slightly higher in urban areas
: DG, @ICMRDELHI
While sero-prevalence was 0.7% during May-June 2020, it was 7.1% in Aug-Sept 2020, 24.1% in Dec 2020- Jan 2021 and 67.6% in June-July 2021: DG, @ICMRDELHI
Sero-prevalence for unvaccinated is 62.3%, 81% in those with a single dose of vaccine and 89.8% in those with both doses of vaccine: DG, @ICMRDELHI
Overall sero-prevalence in healthcare workers was 85.2%
Rise of sero-positivity has two factors: One is the second wave which means the suffering that #DeltaVariant inflicted on us. But also a part of the sero-positivity is coming from vaccination: Dr. V.K. Paul, @NITIAayog
40 crore people, by this estimate (4th Round of National Sero-survey) have no antibodies. We would like them to gain protection through vaccination and not infection and that's the endeavour that this nation is mounting: Dr. V K. Paul, @NITIAayog
One out of three people are still vulnerable to #COVID19. Therefore, the pandemic is in no way over. Second wave is still persisting. The danger of new outbreaks is very much there. The overall vulnerability for the nation still remains: Dr. V.K. Paul, @NITIAayog
This national-level sero-survey does not fully allow us to understand the local (state, district and sub-district level) dynamics. For that, we strongly recommend timely, high quality sero-surveys to understand specific population level spread of the disease: Dr. V.K. Paul
#Budget2023चा ज्या चार मुद्दयांवर भर आहे ते आहेत महिलांचे सक्षमीकरण, बचतगटांकडे अधिक लक्ष पुरवणे, पर्यटन आणि युवा वर्गाचे प्रशिक्षण आणि आपल्या कलाकुसरीने भारताच्या सॉफ्ट पॉवरची निर्मिती करणाऱ्या विश्वकर्मांचे सक्षमीकरण यावर भर आणि चौथा हरित वृद्धी - अर्थमंत्री @nsitharaman
आम्ही भविष्यवेधी फिनटेक क्षेत्राकडे पाहत आहोत, लोकांना औद्योगिक क्रांती 4.0च्या माध्यमातून प्रशिक्षित केलं जाईल, आम्ही जीवनाच्या विविध क्षेत्रात डिजिटल अर्थव्यवस्था सामावण्याचा प्रयत्न करत आहोत.- अर्थमंत्री @nsitharaman
.@TexComIndia in collaboration with @UNEP is launching a programme on
“Enhancing Sustainability & Circularity in Textiles”, to promote sustainable practices
and minimise the negative environmental impacts of the Indian textile industry
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Dignitaries at ceremonial lamp-lighting for launch of prog on
“Enhancing Sustainability & Circularity in Textiles”
Ms. Rossitza Krueger, Prog Head, Sustainable Cotton Project, GIZ, was also present at the ceremonial lamp lighting
Addl. CEO, GeM SPV Shri Ajit B. Chavan joined the programme and addressed online, and CGM, @NABARDOnline Shri Devashis Padhi also addressed in the inaugural session
"We are coming up with policies to connect the private film sector to the farms of Maharashtra to promote tourism. The government of Maharashtra trying to be proactive to provide visual locations to the producers."
- Dr. Avinash Dhakne, MD MFSCDC
India has every location to shoot however, every location doesn't have basic amenities which add to the cost of production. Government incentives and rebate have been very helpful for small producers to film in unexplored places of India. - Arfi Lamba, Producer