India to make CoWIN available to all countries: PM Modi
The Hindu
Noting that technology is integral to India's fight against COVID-19, Mr. Modi said luckily, software is one area in which there are no resource constraints
India's technology platform for COVID vaccination, CoWin, is being made open source and soon it will be available to all countries, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Monday, asserting that India has been committed to sharing its expertise and resources with the global community in combating the pandemic. Addressing the CoWIN Global Conclave via video conference, Mr. Modi said experience shows that no nation, no matter how powerful, can solve a challenge like this pandemic in isolation. "Right from the beginning of the pandemic, India has been committed to sharing all our experiences, expertise and resources with the global community in this battle," the Prime Minister said.More Related News

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