Amid Centre vs states, how can India get vaccination plan on track?

Amid a Centre vs states war, how can India get its vaccination plan on track? On his show, News Today at 9, Rajdeep Sardesai raises the crucial question.

Amid a Centre vs states war, how can India get its vaccination plan on track? On his show, News Today at 9, India Today TV Consulting Editor Rajdeep Sardesai asks the crucial question to key stakeholders. Excerpts: "Vaccine is not like making potato chips; opposition more interested in fighting Modi government than the virus": BJP's @DinTri"AstraZeneca gave the formula and the technology to SII to manufacture Covishield in less than 14 days": @raghav_chadhaWatch #NewsToday LIVE now pic.twitter.com/R5Fuy9WiWE "Central govts have always bought the vaccines; this new policy is extremely bizarre and very strange": Ex-Health Secy @sujakrao"It is the government of India alone who should be purchasing vaccines": Chhattisgarh Min @TS_SinghDeoWatch #NewsToday LIVE #India #CovidVaccine pic.twitter.com/SGf12NAdft "Making states purchase vaccines in the middle of a pandemic is not the right step. Because state governments do not have enough experience in purchasing vaccines": Dr Chandrakant Lahariya. BJP's Dinesh Trivedi (@DinTri) answers.Watch #NewsToday LIVE now#India #CovidVaccine pic.twitter.com/lmj4VvMuoz Q: Your CM recently sought a say in vaccine procurement. Now that tenders aren’t working, you’re blaming the Centre. How do you respond? AAP SPOKESPERSON RAGHAV CHADHA: