Indian hesitancy sets back world's biggest Covid vaccination drive
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Most newspapers today lead with stories on Joe Biden becoming the 46th President of the United States. The Asian Age headline reads, "Biden will reunite broken US, re-engage with world," while The Hindu leads with "Biden sworn in, delivers message of unity, hope".
With the country all set towards its humanitarian mission, India starts dispatching Covid-19 shots to neighbouring countries", writes The Statesman.
In a bid to dispel safety concerns, "Covaxin recipients to be monitored for three months after 2nd dose", informs the Hindustan Times.
With the Supreme Court dismissing petitions seeking re-examination of its verdict on the Aadhaar Act, "SC rejects Aadhaar review plea in 4:1 verdict states The Times of India.
Amid Strong Global cues, "Markets surge to record highs" writes The Financial Express.
And finally, India's victory at Brisbane has far reaching effects going beyond the Cricket arena, "Cricket hits an advertising six after historic win". Ad rates for upcoming India - England series up 10 to 15 per cent, writes The Business Standard.
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