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HOME » Politics » Trending » From waiting for decades for vaccines to supplying 70% of global vaccines, India has come a long way

From waiting for decades for vaccines to supplying 70% of global vaccines, India has come a long way

Abhinav Kumar
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5 December 2021
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Union Health Minister Mansukh Mandaviya on Friday informed the parliament that India and its vaccines industry had supplied 70 per cent of global vaccines up until now. Responding to a question in the Lok Sabha on the coronavirus pandemic, Mandaviya gave astonishing figures.  

The minister said, “I am proud of our vaccine industry that supplies 70 percent of the global requirement of vaccines, but you have to understand that this research was done in our (Modi government’s) time. ZyCoV-D and Covaxin are fully developed in India and Covishield is being manufactured in India through technology transfer,” 

Read More: Covaxin is the return of Vishwaguru Bharat in its rightful role as the saviour of the world

India had to wait decades for vaccines: PM Modi

The achievement is momentous as India earlier used to be at the mercy of foreign nations in procuring the vaccines. Earlier this year, Prime Minister Narendra Modi had also talked about India’s bleak vaccination history. The PM stated that a poor country like India had to wait decades for the vaccines to arrive.  

“If you look at the history of vaccinations in India, whether it was a vaccine for smallpox, hepatitis B or polio, you will see that India would have to wait decades for procuring vaccines from abroad. When vaccination programmes ended in other countries, it wouldn’t have even begun in our country,” 

And it is indeed true, India took more than 50 years to defeat polio when the disease could have been eradicated much earlier if the West had shown urgency in supplying the vaccine. They kept profits at the forefront while the vaccination drive moved at a snail’s pace.  

However, the attitude of the Western countries and big pharms has not changed significantly even today. While India has become self-sufficient, poor countries in Africa are still struggling to inoculate their populace. 

Presently, less than 5 per cent of Africa has been fully vaccinated and the emergence of Omicron threatens to undo the good work of the vaccines. 

Read More: From HCQ to Covid vaccine: How India is saving the world

Modi government cleared the hurdles in the vaccine production process: Mandaviya

Mandaviya in his speech also talked about how the Modi government got rid of the bureaucratic red-tapism and ensured that the entire vaccine-making process was smoothened. 

He said, “Earlier, just permissions for that research required three years. We eased those processes. It was Modiji who told scientists that I trust you, you work hard and I will support you,” 

Signing off, Mandaviya took a dig at the opposition which had dubbed indigenous developed vaccine-like Covaxin as the BJP vaccine. 

Mandaviya said, “They questioned Indian scientists and the vaccines developed by them so that people started getting scared. They tried to frighten people by saying this is a BJP vaccine and this is a Modi vaccine.” 

 Reported extensively by TFI, it was Samajwadi Party leader Akhilesh Yadav that had first termed Covaxin as a BJP vaccine. His party members went one step further and claimed that taking the vaccine could lead to impotence, thereby creating an environment of misinformation, fear, and psychosis around the vaccine.

However, battling the big pharma’s and hostile opposition, India has still managed to come out on top and is playing the role of ‘Vishwaguru’ to perfection.  

Tags: Akhilesh YadavCOVID-19Mansukh MandaviyaNarendra ModiOmicronSamajwadi PartyvaccinationVishwaguru
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  1. Avatar rolling stone says:
    1 year ago

    If you have a friend or relative who needs to be awakened to the rise of evil, give them a present of Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s book, The Real Anthony Fauci. There is no better eye opener for insouciant Indians than this book.

    The book begins with a quote from Dr John Abramson, Harvard Medical School, to remind us that the primary function of NIH- and Big Pharma- funded medical research is not public health but return on pharmaceutical investment.

    Fauci’s one man control through NIH, the Gates Foundation, and the Wellcome Trust gives him control over 57 percent of worldwide medical research, thus solidifying his personal control over the Covid narrative. Fauci and his acolytes at NIH receive six figure annual royalty payments on products they helped develop and ushered through the FDA approval process, including the Covid vaccine, and this is on top of Fauci’s taxpayer-funded salary, the highest in the US federal government. The CDC itself, allegedly a taxpayer-funded regulatory agency, owns and profits from 57 vaccine patents and spends 41% of its annual $12 billion budget buying and distributing vaccines. NIH owns hundreds of vaccine patents and profits from the sale of products it regulates. Try to comprehend the conflict of interest in this fact: The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) receives 45% of its budget from Big Pharma.

    Little wonder that Fauci engineered the creation of Covid with research grants, and the virus somehow was released in the interest of Big Pharma vaccine profits.

    Kennedy shows that the “Covid Pandemic” is an orchestrated global coup against public health and democracy and accountable government. Kennedy also exposes the coverup roles played by the presstitute mainstream media along with Big Tech and the military and intelligence organizations, and the captured WHO, in controlling the Covid narrative.

    It is our task to help our insouciant friends and relatives to wake up. If Robert Kennedy’s book doesn’t wake them up, they are a total lost cause. As Indians and citizens all over the world succumb to propaganda and brainwashing, the life of liberty grows dimmer.

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