The exponential rise of the highly transmissible COVID 19 variant Omicron has been seen in India. The total tally has reached 781. Variant has spread across 21 states of the country. As many as 238 Omicron cases including 57 recoveries

As the COVID-19 cases have started rising again in the country and the threat of Omicron is looming over, the Delhi Disaster Management Authority (DDMA) on Wednesday directed all district magistrates to ensure no Christmas and New Year gathering takes

West Bengal: On Wednesday, West Bengal reported it’s first case of the new COVID-19 variant – Omicron.  A seven-year-old boy, resident of Murshidabad district, tested positive for the new coronavirus variant, news agency PTI reported citing a senior official of

There is a total of 26 Omicron cases in India across five states, but all with mild symptoms, the health ministry said on Friday at its weekly briefing. Of the 25 Omicron cases, nine are in Rajasthan, three in Gujarat,

The Indian Medical Association (IMA) today urged the government to announce “additional” doses of Covid vaccine for healthcare, frontline workers, and immunocompromised individuals amid concerns over Omicron, 21 cases of which have been detected in India so far. It also

The Union health ministry on Friday said the seriousness of the Covid illness (Covid-19) from the Omicron variant in India could be low due to the “fast pace” of vaccination and high openness to the Delta variant. The ministry said

The cumulative COVID-19 vaccine doses administered in the country surpassed the 120-crore mark on Thursday, the Union health ministry said. More than 74 lakh (74,59,819) vaccine doses have been administered till 7 pm. The daily vaccination tally is expected to

Pune: Maharashtra’s Health Minister Rajesh Tope conveyed to the public that the country might go through a mild third wave of COVID-19 in December. According to PTI, “The third wave is expected to be mild and medical oxygen and ICU

Adar Poonawalla’s Serum Institute of India, the world’s largest vaccine manufacturer, will, according to reports, soon resume its supply of Covishield, the vaccine against the coronavirus disease (Covid-19), under the COVAX programme. According to a recent report, the Union government

Delhi: While Delhi is suffering from an extreme wave of air toxicity, the Dengue epidemic seems to get worse. The city is now witnessing an alarming rise in Dengue cases. In light of the current situation, Chief Minister of Delhi