Bharat biotech celebrates for their huge achievement

 Bharat biotech  celebrates for their huge achievement



     After get WHO' emergency approval of India's first indigenous vaccine covaxin today Bharat biotech celebrates for this huge achievement. A little girl dressed up as covaxin and celebrates with her unique style.


  


3 november WHO's advisary commety approved India's covaxin for emergency use. Political analysts told this is huge achievement for Modi government.

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