Tika Utsav: A.P. CM Jagan Mohan Reddy asks PM Modi to provide 25 lakh vaccine doses
The Hindu
State plans to vaccinate 8 lakh people every day during the Utsav, says CM
Chief Minister Y.S.Jagan Mohan Reddy has urged to provide 25 lakh doses of COVID19 vaccine to the State for administration during the Tika Utsav that begins on April 11. Also read: In the letter dated April 9 to Mr. Modi, Mr. Jagan said, "Your kind call for 'Tika Utsav' from 11th April to 14th April is a much-needed step to give the required push to different sections of the society to come forward for vaccination. We have planned to take this opportunity and participate on a large scale. The Utsav shall be taken up in one village and one ward under the jurisdiction of every Primary Health Centre (PHC).
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