PM Modi reviews status of India's vaccine development, drug discovery, diagnosis & testing for COVID-19


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Over 30 Indian vaccines are in several stages of development with a couple of happening to the trial stages

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has taken an in-depth review of the present status of India’s efforts in vaccine development, drug discovery, diagnosis, and testing associated with COVID-19. A statement said, over 30 Indian vaccines are in several stages of development with a couple of happening to the trial stages. In drug development, three approaches are being taken which include the repurposing of existing drugs.
During the meeting, Mr Modi took note of the extraordinary coming together of academia, industry, and government, combined with the speedy but efficient regulatory process. He desired that such coordination and speed should be embedded in a typical procedure. He emphasized, what's possible during a crisis should be a neighborhood of routine way of scientific functioning. Appreciating the scientific coming together of computing, chemistry, and biotechnology in drug discovery, the Prime Minister suggested that a hackathon be persisted in this subject, linking computing to synthesis and testing within the laboratory.
The successful candidates from the hackathon might be haunted by the start-ups for further development and scaling up. Mr Modi added that the innovative and original manner during which Indian scientists have close with industry is heartening. this type of pride, originality, and sense of purpose should dominate India's approach going ahead.

Tags : #Coronavirus #NarendraModi #Vaccines #COVID19

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