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  1. Project Platina
  2. Project Plasma
  3. Project COVID
  4. Project Safety
  5. Project Madad
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Option 1 : Project Platina

  • The Maharashtra government has launched 'Project Platina', the largest plasma therapy trial for COVID-19.
  • Maharashtra will be the first state in the country to conduct an overarching trial on convalescent plasma therapy.
  • The first plasma therapy trial was first conducted in April 2020, after which permission was sought from the Centre to undertake more trials.
  • Maharashtra: 
    • Number of Districts - 36.
    • Lok Sabha seats - 48.
    • Rajya Sabha seats - 19.
    • National Parks - Chandoli National Park, Gugamal National Park, Nawegaon National Park, Pench National Park, Sanjay Gandhi (Borivilli) National Park, Tadoba National Park.
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