Based on Planning commission..decided for 5 years..not sure excat formula though..
https://www.ndmindia.nic.in/images/gallery/Statewiseallocation_SDRF_2015-2020.pdf
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Based on Planning commission..decided for 5 years..not sure excat formula though..
https://www.ndmindia.nic.in/images/gallery/Statewiseallocation_SDRF_2015-2020.pdf
True, then why we are getting only 157 crores with this much positive cases even when the other non BJP states are getting more??
If you take that into consideration then they are eligible to receive only 50 to 70 crs extra than kerala
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I don't have any association with tableeg jamaat but I know they didn't do any of these shameful acts.It's all muslim haters media's conspiracy.
This is a pre decided amount for all states from 2015-2020
https://www.ndmindia.nic.in/images/gallery/Statewiseallocation_SDRF_2015-2020.pdf
In the circles I am part of, the hate against SS has dwindled. Uddhav has also made overtures to BJP and has shown inclination in working with the centre. The reason BJP saw a spike in support was due to Fadnavis being considered an able administrator. Uddhav has shown, he is just as effective and if he can navigate the current crisis well, they will be able to talk to BJP as equals.
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I read the article as to who decided as well, want the formula.
That’s from planning commission happening from long time..My guess it’s based on population and historical disaster data..For example I don’t think Kerala has huge flood issues few years ago but Maharashtra have frequent droughts..May be from next commission Kerala will also have increased amount because of floods happening regularly in last couple of years.
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Bu then financial commission didn’t take into account the economy of the state?
Maybe you need to visit those figures as well and see where Maha stands.
Economy;Population;Historical data i guess.there is no clear cut fomrual i was able to find..This is started from 2005 i guess..
Rate of testing has increased which is good to see. But more daily tests needed...
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I wonder what is Bangladesh's test-per-million ratio... might be in the decimals.
Typical politcal tweet..testing total reached 80k and 10k per day now..
test per million ratio is not that useful...
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I can confirm or deny the "test-per-million" number for Pakistan and this number seems off. 67 test-per-million and 220 million population means Pakistan has conducted a total of 14,740 tests. This is simply not true since Punjab alone has done over 17,000 tests.
As per National Institute of Health, until yesterday we had conducted about 30,308 tests and that amounts to 138 tests-per-million.
https://www.nih.org.pk/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/COVID-19-Daily-Updated-SitRep-03-April-2020.pdf
This tweet is with data from a few days back. India currently has a test average of 50.
http://covidindiaupdates.in/
But you have very high positive to Test ratio > 8 i guess...
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Yeah the numbers are outdated/incorrect. There was also an issue with NIH and the number of recorded tests for Punjab until a couple of days ago.
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Yes, the issue was NIH was only showing public labs test count and not private labs but was showing all positives so it was skewing the postive cases to test number ratio.
It's 60 now..Still dont think it make huge difference..Positive to Test Ratio is at ~ 3.9 ...
I think we are not testing enough, especially cases now being found in Dharavi, we cannot take chances. Mumbai itself should be testing 10K per day
Test kit shortage.I guess the million kit order we placed a month back delivery is comign now only..
Luckily Mylabs started delivering Made in India kits from today..Hope they ramp up..
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Tharoor tearing into the BJP spokesman for Modi's incompetence/poor communication and tamasha gestures like candle lighting. Well said by Shashi.
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"Proud Of You": Pakistan Air Traffic Controller To Air India's COVID-19 Relief Flights
New Delhi: National carrier Air India, which has operated numerous relief and evacuation flights worldwide amid the novel coronavirus pandemic, has received messages of praise from several countries. The latest nation to join that list is the one least expected - Pakistan.
The Air Traffic Control in the country not only welcomed Air India flights into its airspace but also appreciated the work the airline is doing in these uncertain times.
On April 2 Air India operated two flights from Mumbai to Frankfurt in Germany; these flights carried relief materials and European nationals stranded in India after the "total lockdown" announced by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on March 24.
"The flight took off from Mumbai at 1430 hours. We entered Pakistan airspace at 1700 hours. We tried to contact Air Traffic Control but did not get a response. So we changed frequencies and (then) managed to contact ATC," a senior Air India officer said.
The first words from Pakistan ATC surprised the pilots.
"As-salamu alaykum (Peace be upon you). This is Karachi Control welcoming Air India for relief flights," the Air India officer told NDTV, quoting the ATC.
"Confirm you are operating relief flights for Frankfurt," the ATC then asked, to which the Air India pilot replied: "Affirm".
According to Air India officials the Pakistan ATC also told the pilots they were proud of them for operating flights at such difficult times. "We are proud of you that in a pandemic situation you are operating flights, Good Luck!" the ATC said.
"Thank you so much," the captain of the flight responded.
The Air India official told NDTV that Pakistan ATC also saved the flight 15 minutes flying time by allowing them to fly closer to Karachi.
The Pakistan ATC's helpful stance didn't end there.
A short while later, when the Air India planes were entering Iran airspace but were unable to contact the authorities, Pakistan helped again.
"Here also Pakistan helped us and got in touch with Iran and gave our message to them. Normally in such flights we spend maximum number of hours in Iran airspace but Iran also gave us a shorter route," the Air India official told NDTV.
The Air India flights also received praise and welcome from Turkish and German Air Traffic Controllers.
"The flight was scheduled to reach Frankfurt at 0915 hours but it landed at 0835 hours," Air India said.
The national carrier is scheduled to operate 18 charter flights to repatriate German, French, Irish and Canadian nationals stuck in India, as requested by their respective embassies.
All flights, including ones bringing critical medical equipment from China, are being operated in adherence to safety protocols laid down by the Director General of Civil Aviation (DGCA).
Air India is also scheduled to operate cargo flights between Delhi and Shanghai to bring in critical medical equipment for India; these flights will run till April 9.
The novel coronavirus pandemic has infected over a million people worldwide and led to nearly 50,000 deaths. In India the number of cases has crossed 3,000, with 75 deaths linked to the virus, the Health Ministry said on Saturday.
https://www.ndtv.com/india-news/cor...to-air-indias-covid-19-relief-flights-2206217
New Delhi: National carrier Air India, which has operated numerous relief and evacuation flights worldwide amid the novel coronavirus pandemic, has received messages of praise from several countries. The latest nation to join that list is the one least expected - Pakistan.
The Air Traffic Control in the country not only welcomed Air India flights into its airspace but also appreciated the work the airline is doing in these uncertain times.
On April 2 Air India operated two flights from Mumbai to Frankfurt in Germany; these flights carried relief materials and European nationals stranded in India after the "total lockdown" announced by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on March 24.
"The flight took off from Mumbai at 1430 hours. We entered Pakistan airspace at 1700 hours. We tried to contact Air Traffic Control but did not get a response. So we changed frequencies and (then) managed to contact ATC," a senior Air India officer said.
The first words from Pakistan ATC surprised the pilots.
"As-salamu alaykum (Peace be upon you). This is Karachi Control welcoming Air India for relief flights," the Air India officer told NDTV, quoting the ATC.
"Confirm you are operating relief flights for Frankfurt," the ATC then asked, to which the Air India pilot replied: "Affirm".
According to Air India officials the Pakistan ATC also told the pilots they were proud of them for operating flights at such difficult times. "We are proud of you that in a pandemic situation you are operating flights, Good Luck!" the ATC said.
"Thank you so much," the captain of the flight responded.
The Air India official told NDTV that Pakistan ATC also saved the flight 15 minutes flying time by allowing them to fly closer to Karachi.
The Pakistan ATC's helpful stance didn't end there.
A short while later, when the Air India planes were entering Iran airspace but were unable to contact the authorities, Pakistan helped again.
"Here also Pakistan helped us and got in touch with Iran and gave our message to them. Normally in such flights we spend maximum number of hours in Iran airspace but Iran also gave us a shorter route," the Air India official told NDTV.
The Air India flights also received praise and welcome from Turkish and German Air Traffic Controllers.
"The flight was scheduled to reach Frankfurt at 0915 hours but it landed at 0835 hours," Air India said.
The national carrier is scheduled to operate 18 charter flights to repatriate German, French, Irish and Canadian nationals stuck in India, as requested by their respective embassies.
All flights, including ones bringing critical medical equipment from China, are being operated in adherence to safety protocols laid down by the Director General of Civil Aviation (DGCA).
Air India is also scheduled to operate cargo flights between Delhi and Shanghai to bring in critical medical equipment for India; these flights will run till April 9.
The novel coronavirus pandemic has infected over a million people worldwide and led to nearly 50,000 deaths. In India the number of cases has crossed 3,000, with 75 deaths linked to the virus, the Health Ministry said on Saturday.
https://www.ndtv.com/india-news/cor...to-air-indias-covid-19-relief-flights-2206217
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Some good news of recovery.
Kerala has plateaued i see. Only Kasargod is the issue.
How is the plasma transfusion experiment going?
https://www.indiatoday.in/india/stor...474-2020-04-05
Now contact tracing need to be done for all the passengers from that flight..
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They dont have huge amount of Nizamuddeen returns as well..TN/TR/Kar/AP etc have far more people who visited Nizamuddeen.
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This is from Bihar Quarantine Center.
Around 80% of our cases are from abroad. When this was stopped it was comparatively easy to control the disease spread than earlier.
Plasma transfusion is still in its early stage. It will take some time to produce the desired results.
It's same for most states..Only now Nizamudden event added more local cases...I guess TN have 80% cases related to Jamaat..
Govt has identified 60 people who attended the TJ event of which only 5-6 are positive as of now. Some of them are still waiting for their results. Good thing is that all of them where already in quarantine as they where coming from other states.
This should not have become this big issue if 5 Indonesians who tested positive on March 17th in Telangana revealed they went to Nizamuddeen.We lost precious 10 days in identifying this cluster..
now looks like 22000 people (both who visited Delhi ad contacts) related to jamaat are under quarantine across country.
Apart from thermal screening in the airport, did we actually follow up the foreign returnees?? I don’t think we did especially in those busy airports. They are also one of the major source of infection.
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Agreed.
You can always have few slipping through,i guess same happened with Kerala family coming from Italy.Here the problem was they participated in a huge congreagation and then people went to 17 differnet states.
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I know two of my colleagues who returned from Germany and UK where not just quarantined , but a nurse used to visit them twice a day for check ups . I heard in a friends apartment one guy who had escaped was tracked down to his house . This is Bangalore though , not sure about other places .
Agree never defended that TJ event and it’s the major cluster in India now. But we need to track back other clusters too at the same time before it gets out of our control.
Karnataka now published addresses of people who is under home quarantine..
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How do you even track down thousands of people , it’s practically not possible with 100% accuracy in countries like India . We need a lot of luck here
Test Kit cocncerns i guess...a month back Govt was ordering 1 million news kits but supply issues are there.Luckily make in India kits are started and Kerala got 1000 kits already from Mylabs and getting another 2000 kits today.
In the initial stock of 1 lac kits Kerala & Maharastra got major share so other states has to struggle.Even in Maharastra they used 90% kits in Mumbai metropoliton area and rest of Maha had little testing.
Some idiots try their best to avoid quarantine without informing the health authorities. We have such cases here and they went on to infect few others too. That elderly couple who now recovered got infection from their son, daughter in law and grandson who came from Italy. They roamed in the town for a week before getting caught.
Coronavirus cases, India:
Maharashtra: 635
Tamil Nadu: 485
Delhi: 445
Kerala: 306
Telangana: 272
Uttar Pradesh: 234
Rajasthan: 210
Andhra Pradesh: 192
Madhya Pradesh: 179
Karnataka: 144
Gujarat: 108
Jammu and Kashmir: 92
Haryana: 84
Punjab: 65
West Bengal: 53
Bihar: 32
Maharashtra: 635
Tamil Nadu: 485
Delhi: 445
Kerala: 306
Telangana: 272
Uttar Pradesh: 234
Rajasthan: 210
Andhra Pradesh: 192
Madhya Pradesh: 179
Karnataka: 144
Gujarat: 108
Jammu and Kashmir: 92
Haryana: 84
Punjab: 65
West Bengal: 53
Bihar: 32
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Yeah we had this list published , you can check if some one in nearby apartment is being quarantined. Had few near mine , but no positives yet .
The Pali Hill case in Mumbai scares me the most , apparently he stepped out just twice to get grocery and no travel history . He’s positive
That kits are not for free. MP Shashi Tharoor brought it with his MP fund.
How do you even track down thousands of people , it’s practically not possible with 100% accuracy in countries like India . We need a lot of luck here
We did it here in Kerala. I am sure for other states with better facilities will be able to do it faster than us.
Even the 1 lakh India had bought for money problem is not money but demand is too high..
I have problem with Shashi buying too..when there is shortage new to plan for all states otherwise huge clusters will pop up in places were testing done very little.
Yeah we had this list published , you can check if some one in nearby apartment is being quarantined. Had few near mine , but no positives yet .
The Pali Hill case in Mumbai scares me the most , apparently he stepped out just twice to get grocery and no travel history . He’s positive
He may have got it from grocery que or shop..many details doesn’t appear quickly in media..Tumkur case where initially said as no source now turned out guy went to Nizamuddin.
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Total 3374 confirmed #COVID19 cases reported in India till now; an additional 472 new cases reported since yesterday. Total 79 deaths reported; 11 additional deaths have been reported since yesterday. 267 persons have recovered: Lav Aggarwal, Joint Secy, Health Ministry
India Bans All Exports of Trump’s ‘Game Changer’ Virus Drug
India banned all exports of hydroxychloroquine, a malaria drug that President Donald Trump has touted as a “game changer” in the fight against Covid-19.
Exports of the drug and its formulations are prohibited “without any exceptions” and with immediate effect, India’s Directorate General of Foreign Trade said in an April 4 order on its website. The trade regulator had last month restricted overseas shipments of the drug, allowing only limited exceptions such as on humanitarian grounds and for meeting prior commitments.
At a press conference on Saturday, Trump said he spoke to Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and appealed for the release of shipments U.S. has already ordered. India is giving his request “serious consideration,” he said.
There’s no conclusive scientific evidence that hydroxychloroquine can treat the infection from the novel pathogen.
The ban reflects India’s rising concern over the rapid spread of the coronavirus, with risks of community spread rising in the country of 1.3 billion people.
India has recorded 3,374 positive cases so far and has lost 77 lives, according to the federal health ministry. The country has struggled to keep people indoors during a three-week lockdown that started March 25, raising fears of accelerating spread.
https://www.bloombergquint.com/glob...ll-exports-of-trump-s-game-changer-virus-drug
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India banned all exports of hydroxychloroquine, a malaria drug that President Donald Trump has touted as a “game changer” in the fight against Covid-19.
Exports of the drug and its formulations are prohibited “without any exceptions” and with immediate effect, India’s Directorate General of Foreign Trade said in an April 4 order on its website. The trade regulator had last month restricted overseas shipments of the drug, allowing only limited exceptions such as on humanitarian grounds and for meeting prior commitments.
At a press conference on Saturday, Trump said he spoke to Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and appealed for the release of shipments U.S. has already ordered. India is giving his request “serious consideration,” he said.
There’s no conclusive scientific evidence that hydroxychloroquine can treat the infection from the novel pathogen.
The ban reflects India’s rising concern over the rapid spread of the coronavirus, with risks of community spread rising in the country of 1.3 billion people.
India has recorded 3,374 positive cases so far and has lost 77 lives, according to the federal health ministry. The country has struggled to keep people indoors during a three-week lockdown that started March 25, raising fears of accelerating spread.
https://www.bloombergquint.com/glob...ll-exports-of-trump-s-game-changer-virus-drug
https://youtu.be/Y3dzBoDd5WM
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The study ( where HCQ was used ) says HCQ resulted in rapid lowering of viral load in 5 Patients .
How convenient to not mention the 7 patients termed as "lost to follow up". 3 of these 7 lost follow up because they died. Other 4 lost follow up because they were on ventilators .
So HCQ is more beneficial only in mild cases.
How convenient to not mention the 7 patients termed as "lost to follow up". 3 of these 7 lost follow up because they died. Other 4 lost follow up because they were on ventilators .
So HCQ is more beneficial only in mild cases.
https://twitter.com/ANI/status/1246778414872195073?s=20
Looks like more than 80% of TN cases (total 571 so far) are from Jammat
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https://www.ndtv.com/india-news/don...order-of-hydroxychloroquine-stockpile-2206295
I think America also needs india to supply the anti malaria drug as well and is requesting them.
Usually you except some south Asian countries to run for “help” and not the other way round, so that’s good to hear.
I think America also needs india to supply the anti malaria drug as well and is requesting them.
Usually you except some south Asian countries to run for “help” and not the other way round, so that’s good to hear.
https://twitter.com/ANI/status/1246793618855096320?s=20
So Delhi have 64% positive case from TJ [I guess it may even hit 1000]
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source?
https://www.covid19india.org/
4120 (+438) now... Still Telangana/UP to come...WB is not giving any numbers from last 3 days as well..
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Damn cases beginning to jump in India. I hope these are the cases of TJ members who are already detained/quarantined with test results coming now, and not the general public.
These are mainly TJs..plus Tests now crossed 11k per day..
Pakistan too have huge jump today..itss 3118 right now..Do you know test count per day?
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Pak has tested over 32000 with the rate around 155 per million, I think they doing good, and both countries need to increase testing more and more.
But positive to Test ratio is like 8 in case of Pakistan..That's bit high..
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Until 3rd April it was around 1 in 12.5.
Then good..In India its creased from 3 to 4 now..
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BCG pre-immunity, early lockdown & exposure to bacterial infections may slow Covid spread in India
Till 05-Apr-2020 , India has conducted 128,320 total COVID-19 tests in which 4288 have been positive cases. So, positive cases percentage is 3.3 % !
Countries like US, UK , Spain are not BCG vaccinated so there positive cases percentages (for total tests conducted) are 19.5 %, 24.4 %, 37 %
Source : https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/
P.S : These COVID-19 test kits are not indian manufactured (till now) just in case if you are wondering.
Till 05-Apr-2020 , India has conducted 128,320 total COVID-19 tests in which 4288 have been positive cases. So, positive cases percentage is 3.3 % !
Countries like US, UK , Spain are not BCG vaccinated so there positive cases percentages (for total tests conducted) are 19.5 %, 24.4 %, 37 %
Source : https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/
P.S : These COVID-19 test kits are not indian manufactured (till now) just in case if you are wondering.
That testing number from Worldometet is not acurate I guess..ICMR have lesser number in thier report.
Made in India test kits are now shipping from last 2-3 days..Kerala got 3000 kits I guess.
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ICMR updates it site for every to 2 to 3 days. Also ICMR says it is performing 11000 tests per day.
Since few days 500 + positive cases were reported per day which means at 8000 to 10000 tests are being performed. A test result usually takes 4 to 5 days.
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Any reason why the religion of Indians needs to be mentioned or is this some sort of subliminal message from secular India?
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India death toll rises to 109
In the past few minutes, we've got confirmation that the number of deaths in India has officially reached109, as confirmed cases climb to 4,067.
We had earlier reported that local media were saying 100 people had died from Covid-19, but this was not yet confirmed by the health ministry.
The country has been seeing a steady spike in cases recently, as the spread has been doubling every 4.1 days, according to officials.
In the past few minutes, we've got confirmation that the number of deaths in India has officially reached109, as confirmed cases climb to 4,067.
We had earlier reported that local media were saying 100 people had died from Covid-19, but this was not yet confirmed by the health ministry.
The country has been seeing a steady spike in cases recently, as the spread has been doubling every 4.1 days, according to officials.
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