Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who is in Italy for the G20 summit, has once again made a big statement on the ongoing fight against corona. In fact, PM has made an ambitious announcement saying, "Now, from next year, India will produce five billion vaccine doses for the world.'' Yes, he said, "To achieve this goal, it is now necessary that other countries recognize India's vaccine in time and get approval certificates in a short time.''

At the same time, he has said, "For economic recovery, an international movement is essential. For this, we have to ensure mutual recognition of vaccine certificates from different countries. I would like to tell you all today at this G-20 forum that India's preparations have produced more than 5 billion vaccine doses for the world next year. India's commitment will go a long way in preventing the global transition to corona. Therefore, it is necessary that the Indian vaccines be recognised by the WHO at the earliest.''

Let us also inform all of you that so far, the WHO has not recognized India's indigenous vaccine Covaxin. Though the process is going on, it is causing trouble due to continuous delay. PM Modi himself has now raised the issue at the G20 summit. In fact, he has appealed for expediting the vaccine recognition process. Through this forum, the PM also praised India's Corona War. "Playing the role of Pharmacy of the World, India delivered medicines to more than 150 countries.'' At the same time, we have put all our energies into increasing vaccine research and manufacturing. In a very short time, we have done more than one billion vaccine doses in India. By controlling infection in the world's one-sixth population, India has also contributed to the securing of the world and has also reduced the possibility of mutation of the virus.

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