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Ex-PM Manmohan suggests 5 points to tackle Covid-19 crisis in letter to Modi

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Here are the excerpts of the key points suggested by Singh in a letter to Modi: 1) The government should publicise what are the firm orders for doses placed on different vaccine producers and accepted for delivery over the next six months.

If we want to vaccinate a target number in this period, we should place enough orders in advance so that producers can adhere to an agreed schedule of supply.2) The government should indicate how this expected supply will be distributed across states based on a transparent formula.

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