Vaccination Started in India | Impact over Indian Economy & World?

[so98nn]

With the initiative of COVID-19 vaccination which started today (16th Jan 2021) we have entered whole new era of pandemic. Indians have finally made it through successful vaccination campaign and 0.12 million dosage are already dispatched throughout local region.

This will help break the chain of COVID-19 in India and people here can initiate the routine life.  It’s wonderful to see that they have already began their normal life before vaccination. However with the vaccine out schools, colleges and other populated institutes will be powered up with enormous speed.

The most basic thing is now operational at fullest. 

What do you guys think about India and it’s economy ? Whether they will have advantage over other nations in grabbing more economic throughput due to vaccination??

[amishmanish]

It’s wonderful to see that they have already began their normal life before vaccination. However with the vaccine out schools, colleges and other populated institutes will be powered up with enormous speed.

The cases have taken an upsurge through the winters and there have been deaths in cases that worsened. It is still very unpredictable how COVID impacts individual bodies. The vaccination is targeted as of now needing registration. It will be available to general public only in the next few months. Till then, it is much better to continue taking precautions.

Its a matter of satisfaction though that a functional vaccine has been made available publicly. The distancing measures and mask wearing should continue to be engaged.

What do you guys think about India and it’s economy ? Whether they will have advantage over other nations in grabbing more economic throughput due to vaccination??

Recent troubles of the economy aren't just due to COVID but structural. COVID was just the last straw on the camel's back in a situation that had been worsening for the past 2-3 years. Till we have a more trustful environment in terms of sheer shenanigans from the Govt, there will not be an upsurge in investment. Just see the latest drama involving Guswami and BARC.

With a government busy in cultural appropriation and media focused solely on cult-politics and religion, while ignoring actual suffering of the working middle class, hoping for an automatic recovery is difficult.

[fiulpro]

India is not the first country which is involved with vaccination and all , ofcourse the question is dependent on the fact " If the vaccination will work or not. I do believe that the most important part would be excluding the people who already got the infection and recovered , for the first part ofcourse.
But you have to understand the fact that it doesn't happen overnight. They have to at least get a booster dose and get tested for antibodies. I don't know which region you are talking about but where I know of they haven't yet started the normal schooling ofcourse.
You cannot control people in India for sure' , my parents are roaming around in the markets , unfortunately people don't  care much about the virus now.

What matters right now is :
1. Effectiveness
2. Affordability
3. Making sure people take booster dose and get tested again
4. Control
5. Lockdown after vaccination to actually see what's happening
6. How they intend to give them to poor people ?? Homeless people ?


There are a lot of factors and then again comes the question : who will get them first ?

[so98nn]

from the Govt, there will not be an upsurge in investment. Just see the latest drama involving Guswami and BARC.
With a government busy in cultural appropriation and media focused solely on cult-politics and religion, while ignoring actual suffering of the working middle class, hoping for an automatic recovery is difficult.

Yeah we are not looking for the automatic recovery here but at least this is start of newer version of economy. If it even pushes economy chunks by chunk to upward direction then employment circle will start to complete one more time. India as we know is based on “money in hand” kind of country where large population depends on daily wagers.

With the the vaccination, though it will take couple of more months to reach bigger population it will be still beneficial with a hope of immunised India.

Jobs will resume for many employees and IT will reset its wfh portfolio for better efficiency of work.

[mersal]

With the initiative of COVID-19 vaccination which started today (16th Jan 2021) we have entered whole new era of pandemic. Indians have finally made it through successful vaccination campaign and 0.12 million dosage are already dispatched throughout local region.

This will help break the chain of COVID-19 in India and people here can initiate the routine life.  It’s wonderful to see that they have already began their normal life before vaccination. However with the vaccine out schools, colleges and other populated institutes will be powered up with enormous speed.

The most basic thing is now operational at fullest.  

What do you guys think about India and it’s economy ? Whether they will have advantage over other nations in grabbing more economic throughput due to vaccination??

India already made a deal for the production of vaccination for most of their population but still its yet to be produced.0.12 million dosages, not enough amount when the country got 1.4 billion but I look at it as a trial run on the public and it is not going to bring any changes into Indian economy since there was very less amount of active cases which is almost negligible compared to the number of the total population.

Jobs will resume for many employees and IT will reset its wfh portfolio for better efficiency of work.

Most of the IT-related jobs are going to be from the work from concept even after post covid condition because IT companies consider it as cost-effective and more convenient for the employees.

[blockman]

Most economies have been back while the search for the vaccine was started. But with the execution of vaccines worldwide and to be specific in India, will give confidence for most industries to get back on track and those that are still conservative with their businesses shall be back soon.
I'll just add some trivia that the most vaccines that have been administered are in Israel, another friend country of India.

[Fesatmas]

What do you guys think about India and it’s economy ? Whether they will have advantage over other nations in grabbing more economic throughput due to vaccination??

In my opinion it is not enough just because India has implemented a vaccination program, it can improve their economy as a whole. not

There are still many things that need to be resolved, not only limited to vaccination because it only requires 0.12 million and it is still not balanced with the current population of India which has almost increased by 267%, namely 376 million.

Apart from the economic sector, he has duties from the government sector which are still quite concerning.

[Smartprofit]

With the initiative of COVID-19 vaccination which started today (16th Jan 2021) we have entered whole new era of pandemic. Indians have finally made it through successful vaccination campaign and 0.12 million dosage are already dispatched throughout local region.

This will help break the chain of COVID-19 in India and people here can initiate the routine life.  It’s wonderful to see that they have already began their normal life before vaccination. However with the vaccine out schools, colleges and other populated institutes will be powered up with enormous speed.

The most basic thing is now operational at fullest.  

What do you guys think about India and it’s economy ? Whether they will have advantage over other nations in grabbing more economic throughput due to vaccination??

I could be wrong ...

I think vaccination is a very stupid idea.  Different countries use different vaccines (these vaccines have a fundamentally different algorithm of action).  In my opinion, this will lead to a very rapid mutation of the Covid-19 virus, and humanity will be forced to conduct massive vaccination campaigns twice a year. Many inhabitants of the Earth will have significantly reduced immunity.  

Influenza and colds have already become a seasonal illness.  Now the coronavirus will be added to them.

Vaccination makes sense in the case of diseases with 80 -90 percent mortality (plague, smallpox, etc.)

The Inquisition is the use of religion to rule people.  However, not only religion, but also medicine can be used to control people.  This is the worst thing we can face in the 21st century.  There is a risk of losing both civil rights and your health.  IMHO.

[raidarksword]

That would be a great news to all citizens of India and government did their best to vaccinized people in order to prevent more contamination of the virus. Though not all are pro vaccines but it takes all matter that the government encourage everyone to have the vaccine that's the least they can do for now.

[plvbob0070]

I don't really know how fast the Indian government is vaccinating its people but I believe that other countries already started preparing and giving vaccines. Since India has a bigger population, it's understandable for their government to make fast action and start with mass vaccination. But I can't really say if they will have economic advantages since other countries are also working on it. This is not a race where the first country to finish providing vaccines for everyone will have an economic advantage. But obviously, if things work smoothly, not only in India without any problem with the vaccine, we will soon be back to our normal lives.

[pecson134]

Getting earlier access to vaccine and giving them to public can be a great factor to regain the economy status and getting back to normal would be much faster. But as we are distributing the new vaccine there were already new strain that has more virulent and can spread much faster so there would still be problem even they had early access.

[verita1]

I send my great congratulations to the Indian nation for the hard work in the manufacture of the vaccine and for implementing its first Covid19 vaccination plan.

China and India manufacture 80% of drugs worldwide and with this achievement for humanity they are taking an important step towards the eradication of the virus and with the knowledge that we can soon re-establish the economy.

However, I have noticed that in China the measures they are adopting due to the pandemic are strict.
If the vaccination process in India is a success, only this nation should create health controls to avoid a new number of infections.

So they would be adopting a new normal because it is a country that needs to reestablish its economy as soon as possible.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/m.timesofindia.com/india/vaccination-drive-kicks-off-in-india-amid-hope-apprehensions/amp_articleshow/80304795.cms

[Sithara007]

I am from India, and there are a few things to remember when we talk about the vaccination process in India. India has a population of 1,400 million and yesterday less than 200,000 got vaccinated. At this pace, it will take ages to vaccinate even the priority population (270 million). Two different vaccines are being used - Covishield from Oxford/AstraZeneca and Covaxin from Bharat Biotech. The first one showed an efficiency of only 62% during the Phase III trials, while the second one is yet to complete its Phase III trials.

[zanezane]

Getting earlier access to vaccine and giving them to public can be a great factor to regain the economy status and getting back to normal would be much faster. But as we are distributing the new vaccine there were already new strain that has more virulent and can spread much faster so there would still be problem even they had early access.

It is the X Factor in these economy puzzle, with more vaccinated population means that the workers are safe and can do their usual routine of going to work like there is no pandemic. The only problem with vaccinations is the logistics, which is a tricky problem to solve for some countries that have poor roads. The new strain is closely related to the older one and I think that once someone is vaccinated, it will not be a problem.

[AicecreaME]

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What do you guys think about India and it’s economy ? Whether they will have advantage over other nations in grabbing more economic throughput due to vaccination??

They bought covishield vaccine which effectiveness rate is just 52% when in low dose, and 90% when in full dosed. So if they will provide the full dosed every person in their country, for sure their economy will surely go back to normal easily. The other countries as well are buying COVID-19 vaccines, and I think that the world's economy will soon go back to normal as well.

The only problem why economy has fell down is because of COVID-19, since we cannot open many establishments, resulting to the taxes that the Government collects fell down as well. A lot of restrictions too, people can't go out buying products and services and has the same result as well.

[iv4n]

I still think they are playing with our minds! All this "covid shit" is one big manipulation, from the start... They closed many businesses, they locked us down, rich are just richer, poor are in just a bigger problem...and now they will give us "covid passports" if we wish to travel... in my country it's a mess, you can apply for vaccine, and you can choose US, Russian or Chinese vaccine... and like we know which one is good, but that's alright! We have news everywhere around, good and bad news about all tree vaccines!
As it seems economies around the world are driven by powerful people, with or without vaccines they will do what they want! It's why we need free market, to move that scum of our backs, if we can!

[sensimilia]

Vaccination is still to slow. There will be months before first effects in my opinion

[Haunebu]

The vaccine which is supplied in India is not 100% effective against all the strains of COVID-19 just like in other parts of the world. This is why it is way too early to discuss this sort of stuff in my opinion.

These vaccines were developed in a hurry in order to tackle the ongoing crisis which is why the legitimate 90-100% effective vaccines are still in development.

Even after the fully effective vaccines are administered, it will take several years for the Indian economy to recover since they are ranked 2nd behind USA in terms of the number of cases.

[YOSHIE]

What do you guys think about India and it’s economy ? Whether they will have advantage over other nations in grabbing more economic throughput due to vaccination??

Several countries have now had vaccines that will be injected into the general public, depending on age, etc., which are basically for the immune system of each individual.

Vaccine.

The economy cannot be judged to be recovered or not, in every country after the vaccine enters the body of every individual, this is just starting the injection, the effect of that is of course there, Logically, we don't know for sure the effect that occurs after the vaccine reacts in the body, there is no guarantee for now the Covid-19 virus can be transmitted or not.

Two possibilities for the economy of every country including India.
• If the vaccine is guaranteed 100% for immunity, every human being and not infected with Covid-19 in the future, Of course activities will run normally as usual, of course the economy will run well in all sectors, especially India at this time.
• If the vaccine is not guaranteed or gets worse from the effects suffered by every individual in a country, obviously new problems will arise, the economy of every country / world will be destroyed, including India.

[Poker Player]

I could be wrong ...

I think vaccination is a very stupid idea.  Different countries use different vaccines (these vaccines have a fundamentally different algorithm of action).  In my opinion, this will lead to a very rapid mutation of the Covid-19 virus, and humanity will be forced to conduct massive vaccination campaigns twice a year. Many inhabitants of the Earth will have significantly reduced immunity.  

Influenza and colds have already become a seasonal illness.  Now the coronavirus will be added to them.

Vaccination makes sense in the case of diseases with 80 -90 percent mortality (plague, smallpox, etc.)

The Inquisition is the use of religion to rule people.  However, not only religion, but also medicine can be used to control people.  This is the worst thing we can face in the 21st century.  There is a risk of losing both civil rights and your health.  IMHO.

I couldn't agree more. We are talking about a disease that does practically nothing to those who are healthy (who have a strong immune system). What we are seeing is the business of fear, thanks to which pharmaceutical companies are going to make a lot of money:

The British Medical Journal: Will covid-19 vaccines save lives? Current trials aren’t designed to tell us.

"The world has bet the farm on vaccines as the solution to the pandemic, but the trials are not focused on answering the questions many might assume they are." [..] "But what will it mean exactly when a vaccine is declared “effective”? To the public this seems fairly obvious. “The primary goal of a covid-19 vaccine is to keep people from getting very sick and dying,”" [..] "“Ideally, you want an antiviral vaccine to do two things . . . first, reduce the likelihood you will get severely ill and go to the hospital, and two, prevent infection and therefore interrupt disease transmission.”7

Yet the current phase III trials are not actually set up to prove either"