India started coronavirus. vaccination using COVAXINTM for 30 million frontline workers, eg doctors, policemen with 50 years peopople , etc. also govt of inida annouce for fruther vaccination a CoWin (Covid Vaccine Intelligence Network) mobile app will be use.

Govt India create a CoWIN app for people of India for the registration for vaccine drive except 3 million front line workers.

How to do Registration in the Cowin app?

currently this app is not available for public download but news is suggesting that this will be have 3 types of registration

  1. individual registration in cowin app by govt offical helps .
  2. self-registration – any one can registrer using this type of registration
  3. Bulk Upload

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