Dr. Balram Bhargava Said, India will be known as Vaccine Superpower after Covid

He tells the steps and decisions that were most helpful in taking India to 100 crore vaccinations For this, I would like to give the first credit to our health workers and frontline workers, who worked tirelessly, hard work and dedication as well as risked their health without any rest even in the complex times of pandemic, be it a success or historic The halt has been achieved because of the collective effort of all of them.

Second, thanks to the world's largest routine immunization campaign for newborns and mothers conducted over the past several decades, our healthcare team has gained extensive immunization experience, which boosts the morale for immunization. To make the third vaccination campaign a success, and an overall goal of different dimensions of the government-supported this journey.

Various units of the government like NITI Aayog, Indian Council of Medical Research, NegWag Expert Group, well-organized committees, and cooperation of other ministries with the Ministry of Health, etc. united and set new records.