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Less Governance is the key. The sarkari bapus need to be removed from the paths of innovation. For instance, out of 17 applications from Indian test kit manufacturers requesting regulatory licensing approvals, only three were able to get their licenses, so far. This is after 2-3 months of delay by ICMR and NIV, since the month of February. NIV had the brazeness to ask for FDA/EU certificates, when FDA itself was on an issuing spree of “emergency authorizations” without its validations. Further, the ICMR bapus procured 6,50,00 defective test kits from our enemy China in April, instead of encouraging and helping local talent. Government was enriching the enemy’s coffers. This was at the time when other nations were publicly reporting/returning faulty Chinese equipments. ICMR admitted only 4% of the Chinese kits worked! Do you now understand why India’s testing is around 0.5%. Compare this to Germany’s 2.5% or Iceland’s 10% or even the late comer, USA’s 1.8%. India tests about 250 people per million, while even the poor performer US tests 13,000 people per million. Without expanded testing capacity, Indians are fighting blind. Modi’s laid back way of management will not work in India.

<blockquote data-quote="mahe_magesh" data-source="post: 447688" data-attributes="member: 31211"><p>Less Governance is the key.&nbsp; The sarkari bapus need to be removed from the paths of innovation.&nbsp; For instance, out of 17 applications from Indian test kit manufacturers requesting regulatory licensing approvals, only three were able to get their licenses, so far.&nbsp; This is after 2-3 months of delay by ICMR and NIV, since the month of February.&nbsp; NIV had the brazeness to ask for FDA/EU certificates, when FDA itself was on an issuing spree of “emergency authorizations” without its validations. Further, the ICMR bapus procured 6,50,00 defective test kits from our enemy China in April, instead of encouraging and helping local talent.&nbsp; Government was enriching the enemy’s coffers.&nbsp; This was at the time when other nations were publicly reporting/returning faulty Chinese equipments.&nbsp; ICMR admitted only 4% of the Chinese kits worked! Do you now understand why India’s testing is around 0.5%.&nbsp; Compare this to Germany’s 2.5% or Iceland’s 10% or even the late comer, USA’s 1.8%.&nbsp; India tests about 250 people per million, while even the poor performer US tests 13,000 people per million.&nbsp; Without expanded testing capacity, Indians are fighting blind.&nbsp; Modi’s laid back way of management will not work in India.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="mahe_magesh, post: 447688, member: 31211"] Less Governance is the key. The sarkari bapus need to be removed from the paths of innovation. For instance, out of 17 applications from Indian test kit manufacturers requesting regulatory licensing approvals, only three were able to get their licenses, so far. This is after 2-3 months of delay by ICMR and NIV, since the month of February. NIV had the brazeness to ask for FDA/EU certificates, when FDA itself was on an issuing spree of “emergency authorizations” without its validations. Further, the ICMR bapus procured 6,50,00 defective test kits from our enemy China in April, instead of encouraging and helping local talent. Government was enriching the enemy’s coffers. This was at the time when other nations were publicly reporting/returning faulty Chinese equipments. ICMR admitted only 4% of the Chinese kits worked! Do you now understand why India’s testing is around 0.5%. Compare this to Germany’s 2.5% or Iceland’s 10% or even the late comer, USA’s 1.8%. India tests about 250 people per million, while even the poor performer US tests 13,000 people per million. Without expanded testing capacity, Indians are fighting blind. Modi’s laid back way of management will not work in India. [/QUOTE]

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