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Let me start by saying clearly that in accordance with their visions and wishes, no group is taking over covid19india.org. Some of us have taken advantage of their generous sharing of knowledge and time to build something new. There may be others. I will talk about ours.

A group of us are working on replicating covid19india.org as closely as possible. This means not just in terms of sources and structure, but also in terms of ethos - volunteer-driven, no-cost, full openness (including of code), transparency, and nothing but covid data.

3:32 AM · Oct 31, 2021

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That is the aim, but bear with us for bugs, delays and similar problems for the first few weeks. In fact, don't just bear with us - actively reach out to us when you spot an error and help us make it as close to perfect as we can.

India’s district level covid19 data. This is the continued effort carry forwarded by what covid19india.org’s team had initiated

Over the last several weeks,

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and volunteers who responded to us here on Twitter have been working on ironing out the back-end. You can start pulling the data from data.covid19bharat.org. I'm repeating my caveat: it is still work in progress.

data.covid19bharat.org

COVID19-Bharat API

On the front-end, a separate team is working on having a public-facing interface that similarly replicates covid19india.org. This should be up in the next week or two hopefully. While data matters to the research community, the website is a public good that people deserve.

Now for the superb volunteer response we received for data entry: thank you! We are in the process of organising you into slots. For the first week or so, we will keep this team down to five for ease, and then walk the broader group through the process.