According to the report, Russia is preparing the first batch of Corona vaccine, Indian companies are willing to import as soon as they get the green light.
Moscow. Russia, which claims to have developed the world's first corona vaccine, has begun producing the first batch of vaccines. He named the vaccine Sputnik-V after the space satellite launched by Moscow in 1957.
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Indian companies have asked Russia for details of the first and second phase trials of the vaccine
Indian companies have sought details of the first and second phase clinical trials of the Russian-developed vaccine Sputnik-V. According to a report by a Russian government spokesperson, Indian companies have urged Russia's Direct Investment Fund (RDIF) to provide them with information on the matter. The report, citing sources at the Indian embassy in Russia, said the companies also said they were willing to import the vaccine and manufacture it in India after receiving a green signal from the regulator.
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The Shiv Sena had praised Russia for making the vaccine. Its leader Sanjay Raut told party spokesperson Saamana that Russia was teaching a lesson of self-reliance and India was taking unique measures like Bhabhiji Papad. Raut said Russian President Putin gave the vaccine to his daughter, who was infected with the corona so that she could win the trust of the people of the country in terms of vaccine capacity.
Moscow. Russia, which claims to have developed the world's first corona vaccine, has begun producing the first batch of vaccines. He named the vaccine Sputnik-V after the space satellite launched by Moscow in 1957.
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Meanwhile, a third phase trial for the vaccine could begin in 7 to 10 days, according to a report. According to the news agency Tas, thousands of volunteers will take part in the testing of the vaccine, which was developed by the Gamleya Research Institute in Moscow. Alexander Ginsberg, director of the Gamleya Institute, said the protocol would be issued by the government within a week in the national interest.Also read
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Indian companies have asked Russia for details of the first and second phase trials of the vaccine
Indian companies have sought details of the first and second phase clinical trials of the Russian-developed vaccine Sputnik-V. According to a report by a Russian government spokesperson, Indian companies have urged Russia's Direct Investment Fund (RDIF) to provide them with information on the matter. The report, citing sources at the Indian embassy in Russia, said the companies also said they were willing to import the vaccine and manufacture it in India after receiving a green signal from the regulator.
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Shiv Sena's sarcasm - we are doing a unique remedy like papad
The Shiv Sena had praised Russia for making the vaccine. Its leader Sanjay Raut told party spokesperson Saamana that Russia was teaching a lesson of self-reliance and India was taking unique measures like Bhabhiji Papad. Raut said Russian President Putin gave the vaccine to his daughter, who was infected with the corona so that she could win the trust of the people of the country in terms of vaccine capacity.
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