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Army display military weapons to students to mark 50-year of 1971 war victory
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"Additional clarifications" needed from Bharat Biotech to conduct final assessment of Covaxin: WHO
WHO seeks "additional clarifications" from Bharat Biotech for Covaxin to conduct final "risk-benefit assessment"
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DocOnline, a virtual platform providing access to doctor consulting services, on Monday announced the launch of its services for the B2C market in Telangana. Under the B2C segment services, an individual can avail unlimited consultation services at an introductory price of ?700 per month that covers up to three family members. Addressing presspersons at the launch here, CEO and co-founder Markus Moding said by end of 2018, the services would be launched in five more cities and a few cities abroad. Launching the service for the B2C segment, Industries and IT Secretary Jayesh Ranjan highlighted the growth potential of the product and the benefits it offers to users. An investment of $1 million has gone into the venture, through private venture funding.
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