If you have the ability of isolating yourself in India, you are a privileged one.
As per 2016 government about 900 million Indians, or nearly 75% of India's households—with an average family size of five— live in two rooms or less.
Take care.
#CovidIndia#IndiaFightsBack
@GoogleIndia@Google, Pixel is the worst mobile I have ever had. Your hardware quality sucks. Mobile camera glass shattered while the phone was getting charged.... because of the heating issue. Phone is under warranty but not help from ur service centre.
#pixel#Pixel9
Is there any way to stop calls from credit card/loan agents?
As per @Truecaller, an Indian receives 17 spam calls a month, 4th highest in the world.
#India#spam#creditcard#loans
AAP Promised 20 new colleges to Delhi in 2014 but still count is zero. It's 2021.
The promise was to purchase new 5000 DTC buses but the chart is going in wrong direction @AamAadmiParty
Health Expenditure in Indian states.
Delhi is at the top with 11.1% and Punjab is at the bottom with just 3.1%
Thanks, @joinditto@finshots for sharing it.
Why don't we set daily testing targets on the basis of percentage of population of districts? Lockdown can be based on the positivity rate. If a district has more than x% +ve rate, implement lockdown there.
It will force district admin to be pro active @PMOIndia#COVID19
New recommendation - difference of two doses of covidshield should be 12-16 weeks.
It's a good move as more people will get 1st dose & it cuts transmission by half.
However, better move would have been if govt had invested to increase the production earlier.
#COVID19India
Why is the government not spending the 35000 cr allocated in the budget and instead passing the burden of vaccine costs to states? Once Parliament has approved it, why does the govt sit on the money? There’s a record GST collection & windfall gains from fuel taxes. Buy vaccines!!
Almost all BJP and Non-BJP states decreased the health infrastructure b/w 1st & 2nd wave.
In Haryana & Punjab, no. of ventilators were decreased by 80%. One is ruled by @BJP4India & the other by @INCIndia.
Data backed by @IndiaToday#IndiaFightsCOVID19#COVID19India
Between the peak of the 1st Covid-19 wave and the beginning of the 2nd wave, Only Telangana, Tripura, Arunachal Pradesh, Ladakh, Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand and J&K increased their oxygen-supported beds.
RIP the system..
After the first wave, while there were 2,70,710 oxygen-supported beds on December 29, 2020, by January 28 the figure fell to just 1,57,344 ---a fall of 42 per cent.
The decline in ICU beds and ventilators was 11 per cent and 42 per cent, respectively.
#Truth#COVID19India
As of December 29, 2020, India had 2,70,710 oxygen-supported beds, 40,486 ICU beds and 40,627 ventilators...
govt thought now covid is gone and no need to improve the health infrastructure. ...
Well done.
As per parliament data, During the Apr20-Sep20 period:
Oxygen beds: increased from 62k to 2.5 lacs
ICU Beds: increased from 27k to 66k
Ventilator: 13k to 33k
Highest reported active cases were 10 lacs during this period. We somehow managed the first wave.
but..
#COVID19India
In other words, between April 2020 and September 2020 last year, the number of oxygen-supported beds increased by 297 per cent; ICU beds by 143 per cent; and ventilators by 151 per cent.