‘World’s biggest vaccination drive to begin soon’: PM Modi thanks scientists

Updated on Jan 04, 2021 12:59 pm IST

PM Modi thanked scientists and said that India will soon launch the biggest vaccination drive in the world. 'The entire country is indebted to all scientists and technicians. Indian scientists have been successful in coming up with two 'made in India' COVID19 vaccines. The country is proud of its scientists,' PM Modi said. He said that CSIR has worked with several other organisations to make this happen and urged scientists from the organisation to interact with students across the country to develop the next generation of scientists. PM Modi's comments come a day after the country formally approved the emergency use of two vaccines against the coronavirus disease.

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