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India had, on March 25, banned the export of hydroxychloroquine, though it allowed for pre-existing orders to be honoured. But, on April 4, it put a blanket ban on the export. Two days later, on April 6, the Directorate General of Foreign Trade under the commerce ministry lifted ban on 14 drugs. They were mainly antibiotics (tinidazole, metronidazole, erythromycin), progesterone and its formulations, and vitamins B1, B6, B12 and their formulations. It also decided to license paracetamol and HCQ on a regulated basis to neighbours and badly affected countries. The public announcement of the decision, however, was made by Srivastava only on Tuesday. … [Read more...] about Why sharing hydroxychloroquine is essential for India’s COVID-19 diplomacy

NEW DELHI: The death toll due to the novel coronavirus rose to 149 and the number of cases to 5,194 in the country on Wednesday, as per health ministry. As many as 401 people were cured/discharged and one had migrated. The total number of cases include 70 foreign nationals. Twenty-five deaths have been reported since Tuesday. Meanwhile, the world's epicentre of the pandemic, Wuhan in China ended its lockdown after 76 days. Here are the latest developments on coronavirus from India and the world: 576 COVID-19 cases in DelhiDelhi Health Minister Satyendar Jain on Wednesday confirmed a total of 576 positive COVID-19 cases in Delhi so far, out of which 35 patients are in ICUs and eight on ventilators. As per a health bulletin, 51 new coronavirus positive cases have been reported in Delhi on Wednesday, including 35 with a history of travel to a foreign country and four from Markaz. Two deaths were reported on Wednesday. Jain said that the government has put around 2600-2700 people, who had … [Read more...] about Coronavirus latest updates: Delhi reports 576 positive cases

China has also only just begun reporting data on asymptomatic cases – those in which carriers can transmit the disease without feeling symptoms - in the past week. That followed a public backlash on social media in China that the key numbers had been omitted from the official tally, raising concerns that such cases could lead to a second wave of infections. … [Read more...] about ‘Painful lesson’: how a military-style lockdown unfolded in Wuhan

Indeed, it is easier to destroy than to build; spreading hatred is easier than facing the problem. However, the world -- whether China or the United States, the East or the West, the South or the North -- needs to rise above such derelict behavior and take up the challenge with united efforts. … [Read more...] about Spotlight: China-U.S. ties under COVID-19 test — East, West, together’s best