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Tata Group yesterday launched a Covid-19 test kit that it says will process results more easily and faster than the RT-PCR method considered the gold standard for detection, at a time when cases are still rising in the country. The nasal swab test, developed jointly by Tata and the government, is also more accurate than the rapid antigen test currently favoured in India, the Ministry of Science and Technology said. Tata Medical and Diagnostics, the healthcare arm of the cars-to-clothes conglomerate, will begin manufacturing 1mn kits a month at its plant in Chennai and can then scale up rapidly, CEO Girish Krishnamurthy said. TataMD CHECK, as the product is called, can return results in 90 m

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