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Tata Group’s COVID19 test Feluda DCGI approval paishe

September 20,2020: Drug Controller General of India (DCGI) para  Tata Group and CSIR-IGIB para  Tata Group’s Feluda, COVID19 test laga commercial   launch   nimete manishe.

Etu test toh  ICMR guidelines  saikena  etu  te  meeting high quality benchmarks 96% sensitivity aro  98% specificity  thakikena      novel  coronavirus thuribole nimete bonaishe.

Union science & technology ministry para statement  diya te koishe “etu  test para indigenously developed, cutting-edge CRISPR technology chulaishe     etu bi genomic sequence SARS-CoV-2 virus chulaikena .CRISPR toh  ekta genome editing technology ase etu  bi beemar thuribole  nimete.”

Ministry koishe Tata CRISPR (Clustered Regularly Interspaced Short Palindromic Repeats) test toh duniya  laga akhe wala     diagnostic      test ase   ekta specially-adapted Cas9 protein olabole  nimete etu virus thuribole  nimete kuntu  para   covid19 pai.

Etu  toh ekta  bhal achievement  ase   Indian scientific community nimete  etu bi R&D para  high-accuracy, scalable and reliable test komti hoilebi 100 din bithor te paa toh.

Tata CRISPR test para accuracy   levels paar kurishe  traditional RT-PCR tests nimete etu bi quicker turnaround time, less expensive equipment, aro   bhal para chulaikena.

Etu kaam huwa toh   scientific community aro industry khan milikena thaka nimete ase.Ministry koishe” Tata Group t oh CSIR-IGIB and ICMR logote kaam kurishe  etu bi high-quality test bonabole nimete kuntu para desh ke modot kuribo Covid-19 testing toh joldi   olabole nimete etu te ‘Made in India’ product logote kuntu toh safe  reliable  affordable aro accessible ase.”

Girish Krishnamurthy, CEO, TATA Medical and Diagnostics Ltd, etu  nutun development  uporte kotha kurikena  koishe  “Tata CRISPR test laga  approval COVID-19 nimete boost kuribo desh  laga   kaam nimete etu pandemic  te ladai kuribole nimete.”

Krishnamurthy koishe”etu Tata CRISPR test  laga   commercialisation  para   R&D talent laga kaam  khan dikhaishe desh  te  kun kha  milishe  India laga  contribution toh global healthcare and scientific research world ke bodli kuribo.”

 Dr Shekhar C Mande, DG-CSIR para   CSIR-IGIB team of scientists and students, TATA Sons and DCGI ke  khushi janaishe etu kaam kura nimete  aro    enia  samay te milikena  kaam kura nimete.

Dr Anurag Agrawal, director, CSIR-IGIB, para CSIR sickle cell mission genome diagnostics and therapeutics nimete  kaam kura nimete kuntu para nutun knowledge paishe   kuntu toh harness kuribole paribo  joldi hi  ekta  nutun new diagnostic test  SARS-CoV-2 nimete bonabole nimete.

Tai koishe etu para dikhaishe    scientific knowledge  aro technology laga interconnectedness   aro  young research teamDr Debojyoti Chakraborty and Dr SouvikMait  laga    motivation te.