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O !#$ Vistara and 1,28,916 to 1,47,544 for British Airways 567.6 ( on different days this month. 567.6 ( For Air India and Virgin he Indian Council of L Atlantic the minimum fare TMedical Research (ICMR) Bharat Biotech and the ICMR, favour as the beneficiaries M Delhi-London economy this month is 1,15,936 and has said that a study on mix- is the whole virus vaccine. have more protection than ( Aclass air ticket priced at 4 1,28,916, respectively. ing and matching of two The subject expert com- those who have received two * lakh! Yes, that is the price tag Vistara, which currently Covid-19 vaccines — Covaxin mittee of the Central Drugs shots of the same vaccine. for a Delhi-London British operates flights on the Delhi- and Covishield — showed Standard Control “Though India so far has Airways flight for August 26. London as well as the better immunogenicity than Organisation had in July rec- followed homologous "# Following an outcry over the but the prices skyrocketed just Delhi-London flights of Vistara Mumbai-London route, said two doses of the same vaccine. ommended a trial of mixing approaches (two doses of one $ exorbitant hike in airfares by before August 8, the day the and Air India for August 26 on Sunday: “Pricing is always The study was conducted Covishield and Covaxin. The vaccine) with Covishield and ! * airlines after the United UK moved India from the was also priced between 1.2 a function of supply and on 18 people of Uttar Pradesh’s trial will be conducted by the Covaxin, eighteen individuals, Kingdom (UK) allowed Indian ‘Red List’ to the ‘Amber List’, lakh and 2.3 lakh amid the demand. There are only 15 Siddharth Nagar who mistak- Christian Medical College in under the national pro- +$ travelers to enter the country, thus allowing Indian travellers rush for college admissions in flights a week allowed cur- enly received doses of two sep- Vellore on 300 healthy volun- gramme, inadvertently L with certain conditions from to visit London. the UK. rently on the India-UK route arate vaccines a few months teers. received Covishield as the first +, Sunday, the Directorate- On Saturday, Sanjeev The relaxation from UK, for Indian carriers and when ago. While that will be a prop- jab and Covaxin as the sec- -M General of Civil Aviation Gupta, Secretary, Inter-State too, has come at the time there is relaxation and more The finding of the study, er clinical trial to investigate ond,” it said. ../ (DGCA) has asked airlines to Council Secretariat, Union when huge traffic is expected capacity allowed, it will auto- which has been uploaded on the effectiveness of the cock- “To the best of our knowl- submit details of fares, they Home Ministry, had com- on the Delhi-London route matically bring down prices.” medRxiv, but is yet to be peer- tail of Covishield and Covaxin, edge, this is the first study have been charging for India- plained on Twitter that an because of the admissions. While there have been reviewed showed that immu- the ICMR’s study titled which reports the effects of UK flights in August. economy class ticket on British Officials of the DGCA said that lower and upper limits on all nisation with a combination of ‘Serendipitous Covid-19 heterologous prime-boost vac- %&% * -01 A round trip between New Airways’ Delhi-London flight it has asked the airlines that domestic airfares in India since an adenovirus vector plat- Vaccine-Mix in Uttar Pradesh, cination with an adenovirus / 2#3 Delhi and London by Air India for August 26 was priced at operate India-UK flights cur- May 25 last year, no such lim- form-based vaccine, followed India: Safety and vectored vaccine followed by * 4 in general cost somewhere 3.95 lakh. He added that the rently to submit details about its have been imposed on by inactivated whole virus Immunogenicity Assessment an inactivated whole virus 5- between 55,000 to 70,000, economy class ticket on the their fares. According to offi- international airfares. vaccine, was not only safe but of a Heterologous Regime’ vaccine,” the researchers said. also delivered better immuno- was based on the goof-up that The researchers compared genicity. Covishield, manu- took place in May. There was the safety and immunogenic- O factured by Pune’s Serum no immediate adverse impact ity profile of those people ( Institute of India, is the aden- of the mix-up on the benefi- who received two doses of dif- " #$ ovirus vector platform-based ciaries. Now, a further study ferent vaccines, against that of - vaccine, while Covaxin, devel- has revealed that the mix-up individuals receiving either %&' oped and manufactured by has actually worked in their Covishield or Covaxin. +, % 567.6 ( the investigation of 12 FIRs / from the CID, of Andhra he CBI has arrested two Pradesh. The cases were taken " OP" ## P Tmore persons in an on- over by the CBI in pursuance going investigation of a case of the orders of the Andhra 567.6 ( relating to making derogatory Pradesh High Court in posts on social media against response to a writ petition. he National Investigation $ % judges and the judiciary. The original FIRs were TAgency (NIA) on Sunday ( . The two arrested accused, registered on the complaints conducted searches at multi- Pattapu Aadarsh and Lavanuru The first arrest in the case was from the Registrar General of ple locations in 14 districts of BHUBANESWAR: A lower- $ Samba Siva Reddy, will be pro- made by the CBI on July 9. The the Andhra Pradesh High Jammu & Kashmir (J&K) in ing of guards on the parts of duced before the Competent accused Lingareddy Rajasekhar Court. The cases were regis- connection with the Jamaat- the media in general and the Court, Guntur, Andhra Reddy, earlier working in tered under various sections of e-Islami (JeI) terror funding Government about the spread P Pradesh, officials said. Earlier Kuwait, was also remanded to the Indian Penal Code relating case. of coronavirus for last several on July 28, the agency had judicial custody by the court. to promoting enmity between The searches were con- weeks seems to be incompre- arrested two accused — Dhami Till now, five people have various groups on grounds of ducted in conjunction with hensible in view of the sub- (05678 Reddy Konda Reddy (current- been arrested by CBI in the religion, intentional insult and the Jammu & Kashmir Police stantial numbers of Covid-19 ly in judicial custody) and case. The CBI had registered a criminal intimidation besides and the Central Reserve positive cases being reported oraput Coffee", which is produced in a certain Pamula Sudheer (currently in case on November 11 last year relevant provisions of the Police Force (CRPF) at 56 daily in the State.While Karea of Koraput district, is going to make its police custody till August 10). against 16 people and took over Information Technology Act. locations in Srinagar, Government officials consis- presence in every corner of the country and Budgam, Ganderbal, tently try to downplay the abroad.The Tata Coffee has agreed to sell Koraput Baramulla, Kupwara, extents of infections and Coffee through the Tribal Development Bandipora, Anantnag, deaths, the media hardly high- Cooperative Corporation of Odisha Limited Shopian, Pulwama, Kulgam, light the incidences as if the (TDCCOL). The Tata Coffee is going to buy cof- Ramban, Doda, Kishtwar and pandemic is all but gone. In fee from Odisha for the first time with an empha- Rajouri districts of the Valley. the result, the people obviously sis on maintaining its uniqueness. The agency conducted feel that the danger is virtual- Respecting the contribution of coffee farmers the searches at the premises of ly no more there and markets in the expansion and enrichment of coffee farm- office-bearers of the banned and many other public places ing in Koraput, Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik on association, its members and are seen crowded with no real Sunday lauded the effort of Sulochana Khar of also offices of trusts purport- Covid-appropriate behaviour Kasampadar village and said that by selling more edly run by the JeI. During being followed. The shutdown than 200 kg of coffee seeds to the TDCCOL, the searches, various incrim- measures are no longer Sulochana has become a source of inspiration for inating documents and elec- enforced as was done in the others as a successful coffee farmer. tronic devices were seized early stages of the outbreak of “The determination and commitment of farm- from the premises of the sus- pandemic. The Government’s ers like her to meet the demand of Koraput cof- pects.The case was registered awareness campaign about the fee is commendable," Patnaik said. "The cooper- by the NIA on February 5 this deadly disease and its devas- ation of Tata Coffee in the efforts of the State year following an order from tating impact on aspects of life Government for the socioeconomic development 21, the TDCCOL collected 24,790 kg of coffee cher- the Union Home Ministry and livelihoods has since long of coffee farmers would be of great help. It will play ries from 193 tribal farmers of Laxmipur, relating to separatist and flagged off even though, to cite a key role in protecting the livelihoods of tribals Kashipur, Dasmantapur, Nandpur, Lamtaput, secessionist activities of the an instance, as many as 1,243 during the Covid crisis," the CM said.
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