"Students should not be forced to appear for exams in such a stressful situation and all stakeholders need to show sensitivity for students", the Prime Minister added. 

As the government is expecting the large-scale vaccine consignment on June 6, the arrival of 4.20 lakh vaccines on Tuesday would keep the state's vaccination drive going without any major hassles.

The minister was admitted to AIIMS following Covid related complications and he is admitted under Dr Neeraj Nischal, an associate professor in the Department of Medicine at AIIMS.

While bracing up the sudden pause, the state is expected to resume its vaccination drive only after it receives its next consignment of doses.

With such developments, the government is just one step away from announcing the conduction of the board exams for the students of Class 12.

An expert group convened by WHO has recommended labelling using letters of the Greek Alphabet, which will be easier and more practical to discuss by non-scientific audiences. 

While he battled the COVID-19 pandemic successfully being an octogenarian, his decision to end his life after developing symptoms of Black Fungus Infection had utterly shocked his dears and nears.

As the horrendous second wave of the pandemic had heavily disturbed and anguished the people across the borders, several people had demanded the Center to halt the project on humanitarian grounds.

The Chief Medical Officer of Balrampur said that the deceased has been identified as Prem Nath Mishra and he was diagnosed with the COVID-19 viral infection and was admitted to hospital on May 25.

Venkat Subha was also known as a writer and according to reports, he was admitted to a private hospital after contracting the COVID-19 pandemic ten days ago.