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- You must have already received at least one dose of Vaccine.
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As on : 25 Oct 2021, 08:00 IST (GMT+5:30)
Statewise
Vaccination Dose Status
Vaccination Today
12,30,720 Vaccination Doses Day Before
1,02,27,12,895 Total Vaccination Doses
SARS-CoV-2
Testing Status up to Oct 24, 2021
Testing Status up to Oct 24, 2021
9,98,397 SAMPLES TESTED ON Oct 24, 2021
60,07,69,717 TOTAL SAMPLES TESTED
Statewise
Cases Across India
1,67,695
4,899
Active Cases
(0.49%)
Total Cases
3,41,89,774
14,306
Discharged
3,35,67,367
(98.18%)
18,762
Deaths
4,54,712
(1.33%)
443
Andaman and Nicobar
7,648
Confirmed 7,648
Active 6
Discharged 7,513
Deaths 129
Vaccination 4,82,505
Andhra Pradesh
20,63,577
Confirmed 20,63,577
Active 5,102
Discharged 20,44,132
Deaths 14,343
Vaccination 4,99,10,441
Arunachal Pradesh
55,089
Confirmed 55,089
Active 132
Discharged 54,677
Deaths 280
Vaccination 12,78,869
Assam
6,08,589
Confirmed 6,08,589
Active 3,857
Discharged 5,98,759
Deaths 5,973
Vaccination 2,70,70,619
Bihar
7,26,058
Confirmed 7,26,058
Active 38
Discharged 7,16,359
Deaths 9,661
Vaccination 6,46,55,446
Chandigarh
65,323
Confirmed 65,323
Active 28
Discharged 64,475
Deaths 820
Vaccination 14,47,141
Chhattisgarh
10,05,847
Confirmed 10,05,847
Active 219
Discharged 9,92,056
Deaths 13,572
Vaccination 2,11,76,826
Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman and Diu
10,679
Confirmed 10,679
Active 4
Discharged 10,671
Deaths 4
Vaccination 10,13,750
Delhi
14,39,603
Confirmed 14,39,603
Active 320
Discharged 14,14,192
Deaths 25,091
Vaccination 2,00,46,785
Goa
1,77,886
Confirmed 1,77,886
Active 545
Discharged 1,73,983
Deaths 3,358
Vaccination 21,13,349
Gujarat
8,26,418
Confirmed 8,26,418
Active 164
Discharged 8,16,167
Deaths 10,087
Vaccination 6,86,39,190
Haryana
7,71,157
Confirmed 7,71,157
Active 127
Discharged 7,60,981
Deaths 10,049
Vaccination 2,53,49,685
Himachal Pradesh
2,22,638
Confirmed 2,22,638
Active 1,496
Discharged 2,17,406
Deaths 3,736
Vaccination 89,08,934
Jammu and Kashmir
3,31,638
Confirmed 3,31,638
Active 866
Discharged 3,26,343
Deaths 4,429
Vaccination 1,41,74,953
Jharkhand
3,48,627
Confirmed 3,48,627
Active 224
Discharged 3,43,268
Deaths 5,135
Vaccination 1,97,59,433
Karnataka
29,85,986
Confirmed 29,85,986
Active 8,740
Discharged 29,39,239
Deaths 38,007
Vaccination 6,32,99,886
Kerala
49,15,331
Confirmed 49,15,331
Active 77,964
Discharged 48,08,775
Deaths 28,592
Vaccination 3,80,44,907
Ladakh
20,904
Confirmed 20,904
Active 37
Discharged 20,659
Deaths 208
Vaccination 3,59,019
Lakshadweep
10,365
Confirmed 10,365
Active 0
Discharged 10,314
Deaths 51
Vaccination 1,00,205
Madhya Pradesh
7,92,749
Confirmed 7,92,749
Active 85
Discharged 7,82,141
Deaths 10,523
Vaccination 6,85,39,067
Maharashtra
66,02,961
Confirmed 66,02,961
Active 27,506
Discharged 64,35,439
Deaths 1,40,016
Vaccination 9,51,65,513
Manipur
1,23,292
Confirmed 1,23,292
Active 931
Discharged 1,20,450
Deaths 1,911
Vaccination 18,87,223
Meghalaya
83,371
Confirmed 83,371
Active 639
Discharged 81,286
Deaths 1,446
Vaccination 16,95,112
Mizoram
1,17,419
Confirmed 1,17,419
Active 8,080
Discharged 1,08,927
Deaths 412
Vaccination 12,07,996
Nagaland
31,712
Confirmed 31,712
Active 243
Discharged 30,790
Deaths 679
Vaccination 11,70,659
Odisha
10,38,411
Confirmed 10,38,411
Active 4,185
Discharged 10,25,917
Deaths 8,309
Vaccination 3,56,09,694
Puducherry
1,27,735
Confirmed 1,27,735
Active 467
Discharged 1,25,411
Deaths 1,857
Vaccination 11,08,719
Punjab
6,02,209
Confirmed 6,02,209
Active 229
Discharged 5,85,429
Deaths 16,551
Vaccination 2,17,49,973
Rajasthan
9,54,402
Confirmed 9,54,402
Active 31
Discharged 9,45,417
Deaths 8,954
Vaccination 6,14,90,596
Sikkim
31,900
Confirmed 31,900
Active 200
Discharged 31,306
Deaths 394
Vaccination 9,58,445
Tamil Nadu
26,95,216
Confirmed 26,95,216
Active 13,034
Discharged 26,46,163
Deaths 36,019
Vaccination 5,62,87,299
Telengana
6,70,274
Confirmed 6,70,274
Active 3,950
Discharged 6,62,377
Deaths 3,947
Vaccination 0
Tripura
84,389
Confirmed 84,389
Active 98
Discharged 83,475
Deaths 816
Vaccination 40,48,820
Uttar Pradesh
17,10,095
Confirmed 17,10,095
Active 103
Discharged 16,87,093
Deaths 22,899
Vaccination 12,54,11,515
Uttarakhand
3,43,821
Confirmed 3,43,821
Active 163
Discharged 3,36,259
Deaths 7,399
Vaccination 1,10,83,805
West Bengal
15,86,455
Confirmed 15,86,455
Active 7,882
Discharged 15,59,518
Deaths 19,055
Vaccination 7,18,03,863
Government of India is taking all necessary steps to ensure that we are prepared well to face the challenge and threat posed by the growing pandemic of COVID-19 the Corona Virus. The most important factor in preventing the spread of the Virus locally is to empower the citizens with the right information and taking precautions as per the advisories being issued by Ministry of Health & Family Welfare.
Helpline No.
National Helpline Numbers: 011-23978046, 1075 (Toll Free)
- Andaman and Nicobar : 03192-232102
- Andhra Pradesh : 104, 8297104104
- Arunachal Pradesh : 104, 0360-2292777, 0360-2292774, 0360-2292775
- Assam : 104
- Bihar : 104
- Chandigarh : 9779558282
- Chhattisgarh : 104, 0771-2235091
- Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman and Diu : 104
- Delhi : 011-22307145, 1800-111-747, 8800007722
- Goa : 104
- Gujarat : 104, 079-23250818, 079-23251900
- Haryana : 8558893911
- Himachal Pradesh : 104
- Jammu and Kashmir : 0191-2520982, 0194-2440283
- Jharkhand : 104
- Karnataka : 104, 1075, 080-46848600, 080-66692000, 9745697456, 080-1070
- Kerala : 0471-2552056
- Ladakh : 0198-2256462
- Lakshadweep : 104
- Maharashtra : 020-26127394
- Manipur : 0385-2411668, 1800-345-3818
- Meghalaya : 108, 1070
- Mizoram : 102
- Madhya Pradesh : 104
- Nagaland : 7005539653, 1800-345-0019
- Odisha : 9439994859
- Puducherry : 104
- Punjab : 104
- Rajasthan : 104, 108
- Sikkim : 104
- Tamil Nadu : 044-29510500
- Telengana : 104
- Tripura : 112, 0381-2315879, 8794534501
- Uttar Pradesh : 1800-180-5145, 6389300137, 0522-4523000, 0522-2610145
- Uttarakhand : 104, 0135-2722100, 0135-2724506
- West Bengal : 1800-313-444-222, 033-23412600
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FAQs - About Covid-19 vaccine
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A. Registration
1. Where can I register for COVID-19 vaccination?
You can log into the Co-WIN portal using the link www.cowin.gov.in and click on the “Register/Sign In yourself” tab to register for COVID-19 vaccination.
2. Is there a mobile app that needs to be installed to register for vaccination?
There is no authorised mobile app for registering for vaccination in India. You need to log into the Co-WIN portal. You can also register for vaccination through the Aarogya Setu App.
3. Which age groups can register for vaccination on the Co-WIN portal?
At present, all citizens above 45 years of age can register for vaccination.
4. Is online registration mandatory for Covid 19 vaccination?
No. Vaccination Centres provide for a limited number of on-spot registration slots every day. However, it is recommended to register online and schedule vaccination in advance for a have hassle-free vaccination experience.
5. How many people can be registered in the Co-WIN portal through one mobile number?
Up to 4 people can be registered for vaccination using the same mobile number.
6. How can citizens with no access to smart phones or computers manage online registration?
Up to 4 people can be registered for vaccination using the same mobile number. Citizens can take help from friends or family for online registration. Facility for on-spot registration is also available.
7. Can I register for vaccination without Aadhaar card?
Yes, you can register on Co-WIN portal using any of the following ID proofs:
a. Aadhaar card
b. Driving License
c. PAN card
d. Passport
e. Pension Passbook
f. NPR Smart Card
g. Voter ID (EPIC)
8. Is there any registration charge to be paid?
No. There is no registration charge.
B. Scheduling Appointment
1. Can I book an appointment for vaccination in the Co-WIN portal?
Yes, you can book appointment for vaccination through Co-WIN portal after logging-in to the Co-WIN Portal through your registered mobile number.
2. What are the options if one citizen is aged 45 or above and other is aged 18 or above?
If one citizen is aged 45 or above and other citizen is aged 18 to 44 years and both want to schedule a combined appointment, then only private paid vaccination centres or vaccination centres as per State’s policy will be made available. However, it may happen that some hospitals which are catering to people with 45 years or more may not allow the booking of appointments for people with lesser age. In that case you may make bookings one by one.
3. Can I check the vaccine being administered at each vaccination centre?
Yes, while scheduling an appointment for vaccination, the system will show vaccination centre names along with the name of the vaccine that will be administered in case of private hospitals. Government hospitals may not show the name of the vaccine.
4. Can I download appointment slip?
Yes, the appointment slip can be downloaded after the appointment has been scheduled.
5. How can I find the nearest vaccination centre?
You can search in Co-WIN portal (or Aarogya Setu) for the vaccination centre nearest to your location by either searching through PIN code or by choosing the State and the District.
6. What if I cannot go for vaccination on the date of appointment? Can I reschedule my appointment?
The appointment can be rescheduled at any time. In case you do not go for vaccination on the date of appointment, you can reschedule the appointment by clicking on “Reschedule” tab.
7. Do I have an option for cancellation of appointment?
Yes, you cannot cancel an appointment already scheduled. You can also reschedule the appointment and choose another date or time slot of your convenience.
8. Where will I receive confirmation of date and time of vaccination?
Once an appointment is scheduled, you will receive the details of the vaccination centre, date and time slot chosen for appointment in an SMS sent to your registered mobile number. You can also download the appointment slip and print it or keep it on your smart phone.
9. Can I get vaccination without appointment?
Citizens aged 45 years and above can schedule appointments online or walk-in to vaccination centres. Citizens aged 18-44 years should mandatorily register themselves and schedule appointment online before vaccination. However, all citizens are recommended to register online and schedule vaccination in advance for a hassle-free vaccination experience.
C. 2nd dose scheduling
1. Is it necessary to take 2nd dose of vaccination?
Yes. It is recommended that both doses of vaccine should be taken for realising the full benefit of vaccination. Both doses must be of the same vaccine type.
2. When should I take the 2nd dose of vaccination?
It is recommended that the 2nd dose of COVAXIN should be administered in the interval of 4 to 6 weeks from the date of 1st dose administration. For COVISHIELD the recommended interval is 4 to 8 weeks while an interval of 6 to 8 weeks gives an enhanced protection. You may choose the date of 2nd dose vaccination as per your convenience.
3. Will my 2nd dose appointment be automatically scheduled by Co-WIN system?
No. You have to take an appointment for the 2nd dose vaccination. The Co-WIN system will help you book an appointment in a Vaccination Centre where the same vaccine is being administered as the vaccine type (COVAXIN or COVISHIELD) of the 1st dose.
4. Whom can I contact if I have some problems related to my online registration of appointment?
You can call on the national helpline ‘1075’ for information and guidance on COVID-19 vaccination and Co-WIN software related queries.
D. Vaccination
1. Is vaccination free at all vaccination centres?
No. Vaccination is free at Government hospitals and charged up to INR 250 per dose in Private hospitals. Citizens can get this information on the Co-WIN portal while booking an appointment.
2. Can I check the price of the vaccine?
Yes. The System will show the price of the vaccine below the name of the vaccination centre at the time of scheduling an appointment.
3. Can I choose the vaccine?
System will show the vaccine being administered in each vaccination centre at the time of scheduling an appointment. Citizen can choose the vaccination centre as per their choice of vaccine being administered However, the choice will not be available at the Government facilities .
4. What precautions should I take at the time of 2nd dose vaccination?
The Vaccination Centres have been directed to ensure that if a citizen is being vaccinated with 2nd dose, they should confirm that the first dose vaccination was done with the same vaccine as is being offered at the time of second dose and that the first dose was administered more than 28 days ago. You should share the correct information about the vaccine type and the date of 1st dose vaccination with the vaccinator. You should carry your vaccine certificate issued after the first dose.
5. Can I get vaccinated with 2nd dose in a different State/District?
Yes, you can get vaccinated in any State/District. The only restriction is that you will be able to get vaccinated only on those centres which are offering the same vaccine as was administered to you on your first dose.
6. Which documents should I carry with me for vaccination?
You should carry your identity proof specified by you at the time of registration on the Co-WIN portal and a printout/screenshot of your appointment slip.
7. I have registered myself on Co-Win portal. However, I am not able to make any booking as I do not see any vaccination facility near my location? What should I do?
Yes, it is possible that no facility near your place has published their vaccination program as yet. You may wait for some time till vaccination facilities near your place are onboarded on Co-Win platform, become active and start their services.
E. Vaccine Certificate
1. Why do I need a vaccination certificate?
A COVID Vaccine Certificate (CVC) issued by the government offers an assurance to the beneficiary on the vaccination, type of vaccine used, and the provisional certificate also provides the next vaccination due. It also is an evidence for the citizen to prove to any entities which may require proof of vaccination specially in case of travel. Vaccination not only protects individuals from disease, but also reduces their risk of spreading the virus. Therefore, there could be a requirement in future to produce certificate for certain kind of social interactions and international travel. In this context the certificate issued by Co-WIN has built in security features to guarantee genuineness of the certificate which can be digitally verified using approved utilities which are provided in Co-WIN portal.
2. Who is responsible for providing the vaccination certificate?
The Vaccination Centre is responsible for generating your certificate and for providing a printed copy post vaccination on the day of vaccination itself. Please do insist on receiving the certificate at the Centre. For Private Hospitals, the charges for providing a printed copy of the certificate are included in the service charge for vaccination.
3. Where can I download vaccination certificate from?
You can download vaccination certificate from the Co-WIN portal (cowin.gov.in) or the Aarogya Setu app or through Digi-Locker by following the simple steps. You may do so by using the mobile number used at the time of registration.
F. Reporting Side effects
1. Whom do I contact in case of side effects from vaccination?
You can contact on any of the following details:
a. Helpline Number: +91-11-23978046 (Toll free- 1075)
b. Technical Helpline Number: 0120-4473222
c. Helpline Email Id: support@cowin.gov.in
You may also contact the Vaccination Centre where you took vaccination, for advice.
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Myth Busters/Fact Check
There is a lot of false information around. These are the facts.
People of all ages CAN be infected by the coronavirus. Older people, and people with pre-existing medical conditions (such as asthma, diabetes, heart disease) appear to be more vulnerable to becoming severely ill with the virus.
Covid-19 Infographics/Videos
CORONAVIRUS COVID - 19 Symptoms
High Fever
Dry Cough
Sore Throat
Difficulty in Breathing
How it Spreads
Air by Cough or Sneeze
Personal Contact
Contaminated Objects
Mass Gathering
PREVENTION
Wash your Hands often
Wear a Face Mask
Avoid Contact with Sick People
Always Cover Your Cough or Sneeze
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Myth-Busters These are the facts.
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Cold weather and snow CANNOT kill the CoronaVirus .
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Hand dryers are NOT effective in killing the coronavirus.
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There is NO evidence that regularly rinsing the nose with saline has protected people from infection with the coronavirus.
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The coronavirus CAN be transmitted in areas with hot and humid climates.
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Ultraviolet light SHOULD NOT be used for sterilization and can cause skin irritation.
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Garlic is healthy but there is NO evidence from the current outbreak that eating garlic has protected people from the coronavirus.
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The coronavirus CANNOT be transmitted through mosquito bites.
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Thermal scanners CAN detect if people have a fever but CANNOT detect whether or not someone has the coronavirus.
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Antibiotics DO NOT work against viruses, antibiotics only work against bacteria.
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There is NO evidence that companion animals/pets such as dogs or cats can transmit the coronavirus.
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Spraying alcohol or chlorine all over your body WILL NOT kill viruses that have already entered your body.
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To date, there is NO specific medicine recommended to prevent or treat the coronavirus.
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Taking a hot bath DOES NOT prevent the coronavirus.
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Vaccines against pneumonia, such as pneumococcal vaccine and Haemophilus influenzae type b (Hib) vaccine, DO NOT provide protection against the coronavirus.
Note : Content is Sourced from World Health Organization