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Three deaths reported on Sunday were due to various diseases and Covid was "incidental". In one case, the primary reason was Covid, Bharadwaj told reporters.

Covid cases likely to rise in the coming days, says Delhi health minister Saurabh Bhardwaj 

Three deaths reported on Sunday were due to various diseases and Covid was "incidental". In one case, the primary reason was Covid, Bharadwaj told reporters.

Covid cases in Delhi are expected the rise in the coming days as the city is densely populated, Health Minister Saurabh Bharadwaj said Monday and asked people with flu-like symptoms to wear masks and avoid public places.
The national capital reported 699 COVID-19 cases and four deaths on Sunday.
Three deaths reported on Sunday were due to various diseases and Covid was "incidental". In one case, the primary reason was Covid, Bharadwaj told reporters.
The minister cautioned people that Covid cases are expected to rise in the city in the coming days.

India logged a whopping 1 lakh and 17 thousand new Covid cases in 24 hours, govt data showed on Friday morning. This is a 28% jump from over 90,000 cases recorded on Thursday.
India has breached the 1 lakh mark on daily Covid cases after 7 months as the country grapples with the third wave of coronavirus fuelled by the new, more infectious Omicron variant. India had last seen 1 lakh plus infections in a day on June 6, 2021 when the second wave had started to wane.
India has seen Covid cases spiral from about 10,000 a day to over 1 lakh in just 8 days.
The country also recorded 302 deaths due to Covid in a day. The positivity rate has now zoomed to 7.4%. Active cases have also spiralled past 3.7 lakh.
Meanwhile, the cases of the new Omicron variant have crossed 3,000 in the country with infections being detected in 27 states and union territories, govt data showed on Friday morning.

1.17 lakh new Covid cases in 24 hours, Daily spike tops 1 lakh after 9 months

Covid cases in India: 1.17 lakh in 24 hours, daily spike tops 1 lakh after 7 months; Omicron cases cross 3,000

1.17 lakh new Covid cases in 24 hours, daily spike tops 1 lakh after 9 months

1,17,100 fresh Covid-19 cases in India in 24 hours
India daily Covid tally tops 1 lakh after 7 months
302 Covid deaths in 24 hrs, positivity rate 7.4%
Covid-19: Omicron variant cases in India top 3,000

Covid-19 in India:&nbsp;Country has seen coronavirus cases spiral from about 10,000 a day to over 1 lakh in just 8 days

India logged a whopping 1 lakh and 17 thousand new Covid cases in 24 hours, govt data showed on Friday morning. This is a 28% jump from over 90,000 cases recorded on Thursday.
India has breached the 1 lakh mark on daily Covid cases after 7 months as the country grapples with the third wave of coronavirus fuelled by the new, more infectious Omicron variant. India had last seen 1 lakh plus infections in a day on June 6, 2021 when the second wave had started to wane.
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India has seen Covid cases spiral from about 10,000 a day to over 1 lakh in just 8 days.
The country also recorded 302 deaths due to Covid in a day. The positivity rate has now zoomed to 7.4%. Active cases have also spiralled past 3.7 lakh.
Meanwhile, the cases of the new Omicron variant have crossed 3,000 in the country with infections being detected in 27 states and union territories, govt data showed on Friday morning.

India recorded a sharp spike in Covid-19 cases with over 90,000 fresh infections in the last 24 hours, govt data showed on Thursday morning. This is a steep jump of 56% from over 58,000 on Thursday, which is a climbdown from 534 fatalities on Wednesday. Total deaths due to the virus now stand at 4,82,876
The number of active Covid case has also shot past the 2.8 lakh mark. The country has reported a positivity rate of over 6.4%.
Meanwhile, the number of Omicron cases in India has crossed 2600. The cases of the more infectious Covid-19 variant have been reported in 23 states so far, according to the Union Health Ministry.
Maharashtra has reported the highest 797 cases so far while Delhi has reported 465 patients.

India logs over 90,000 new Covid cases in 24 hours

India logs over 90,000 new Covid cases in 24 hours, 56% jump in Covid infections in a day; Omicron tally goes past 2600

India logs over 90,000 new Covid cases in 24 hours, 56% jump in a day

India logs over 90,000 new Covid cases in 24 hours.
56% jump in Covid infections in a day, 325 deaths in 24 hrs.
India's daily Covid&nbsp;positivity rate has zoomed to 6.43%
Omciron&nbsp;cases shoot past 2600, Maha and Delhi have most

Covid&nbsp;Third Wave: the number of Omicron cases in India has crossed 2600. The cases have been reported in 23 states

India recorded a sharp spike in Covid-19 cases with over 90,000 fresh infections in the last 24 hours, govt data showed on Thursday morning. This is a steep jump of 56% from over 58,000 logged on Wednesday. Death toll reported in the last 24 hours stood at 324,&nbsp;which is a climbdown from 534 fatalities on Wednesday. Total deaths due to the virus now stand at 4,82,876.
The number of active Covid case has also shot past the 2.8 lakh mark. The country has reported a positivity rate of over 6.4%.
Meanwhile, the number of Omicron cases in India has crossed 2600. The cases of the more infectious Covid-19 variant have been reported in 23 states so far, according to the Union Health Ministry.
Maharashtra has reported the highest 797 cases so far while Delhi has reported 465 patients.
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Mumbai reported over 15,000 new coronavirus cases on Wednesday, its highest-ever daily count so far, and three deaths.
But almost 87% of new patients were asymptomatic, civic body officials said.
The daily cases rose by over 4,000 from a day ago.
Before this, 11,206 fresh infections were reported on April 4, 2021, which was then the single-day highest case tally after the pandemic outbreak.
The overall growth rate of coronavirus disease cases in Mumbai is 0.78 per cent and the doubling rate of patients is 89 days.
Dharavi, which was a Covid-19 hotspot last year, recorded 81 cases on Wednesday, which is also the highest since April 4, when the slum recorded 99 cases.
On Tuesday, Mumbai Mayor Kishori Pednekar said that if the daily Covid-19 cases cross the 20,000-mark, a lockdown will be imposed in the city.
Meanwhile, Maharashtra reported 26,538 new cases, 8 deaths and 5,331 discharges on Wednesday.

Mumbai logs highest-ever one-day Covid spike with over 15,000 cases

Mumbai logs highest-ever one-day Covid spike with over 15,000 cases. Is the Maximum City headed for a lockdown? 

Mumbai&nbsp;logs highest single-day Covid&nbsp;spike since start of pandemic&nbsp;
Mumbai: Over&nbsp;15,000 new coronavirus cases and 3 deaths
87% of new patients were asymptomatic: Mumbai&nbsp;civic body
Dharavi&nbsp;records 81 cases, which is the highest since April 4
Mayor: Lockdown will be imposed if daily cases cross 20,000

Mumbai Covid:&nbsp;The daily cases rose by over 4,000 from a day ago. But almost 87% of new patients were asymptomatic, civic body officials said.

Mumbai reported over 15,000 new coronavirus cases on Wednesday, its highest-ever daily count so far, and three deaths.
But almost 87% of new patients were asymptomatic, civic body officials said.
The daily cases rose by over 4,000 from a day ago.
Before this, 11,206 fresh infections were reported on April 4, 2021, which was then the single-day highest case tally after the pandemic outbreak.
The overall growth rate of coronavirus disease cases in Mumbai is 0.78 per cent and the doubling rate of patients is 89 days.
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Dharavi, which was a Covid-19 hotspot last year, recorded 81 cases on Wednesday, which is also the highest since April 4, when the slum recorded 99 cases.
On Tuesday, Mumbai Mayor Kishori Pednekar said that if the daily Covid-19 cases cross the 20,000-mark, a lockdown will be imposed in the city.
Meanwhile, Maharashtra reported 26,538 new cases, 8 deaths and 5,331 discharges on Wednesday.

A day after Mumbai Mayor Kishori Pednekar claimed that the third wave of Covid-19 has already arrived, particularly in Maharashtra, she retracted her statement.
The Mumbai&nbsp;Mayor was quoted as saying on Tuesday that the third wave &lsquo;is not coming, it is here&rsquo;.
Pednekar clarified she said that a fresh Covid wave is on &lsquo;our doorsteps&rsquo; an hence &lsquo;precautions are needed&rsquo;
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She further added that Minister Nitin Raut had said that the third wave has come in Nagpur.
Her office also issued a press statement saying what she meant was that the third wave of Covid-19 was on the "threshold of Mumbai".
In the first six days of September, Mumbai had recorded over 28% of the total Covid-19 cases that it had reported during the entire last month, as per civic data.
The spike has left the Mumbai civic body BMC officials worried ahead of the festive season beginning on September 10 with the 'Ganesh Chaturthi'.

Mumbai Mayor Kishori Pednekar retracts statement on Covid-19 third wave

A day after Mumbai Mayor Kishori Pednekar claimed that the third wave of Covid-19 has already arrived, particularly in Maharashtra, she retracted her statement.

'Covid&nbsp;third wave is here&rsquo;, Mumbai Mayor Kishori Pednekar claimed
Pednekar&nbsp;retracts statement on third wave of Covid-19
Fresh Covid wave on &lsquo;our doorsteps&rsquo;, Mumbai&nbsp;mayor clarified
She&nbsp;meant 'third wave on 'threshold of Mumbai', Pednekar's&nbsp;office said
BMC&nbsp;worried after spike in cases ahead of the start of festival season

After Mumbai Mayor Kishori&nbsp;Pednekar&nbsp;said 'third wave is here', she issued clarification&nbsp;that a fresh Covid wave is on &lsquo;our doorsteps&rsquo; an hence &lsquo;precautions are needed&rsquo;

A day after Mumbai Mayor Kishori Pednekar claimed that the third wave of <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/after-effects-of-covid-19-symptoms-can-persist-a-year-post-recovery-1630553878472" target="_blank">Covid-19</a> has already arrived, particularly in Maharashtra, she retracted her statement.
The Mumbai&nbsp;Mayor was quoted as saying on Tuesday that the third wave &lsquo;is not coming, it is here&rsquo;.
Pednekar clarified she said that a fresh Covid wave is on &lsquo;our doorsteps&rsquo; an hence &lsquo;precautions are needed&rsquo;
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She further added that Minister Nitin Raut had said that the third wave has come in Nagpur.
Her office also issued a press statement saying what she meant was that the third wave of Covid-19 was on the "threshold of Mumbai".
In the first six days of September, Mumbai had recorded over 28% of the total Covid-19 cases that it had reported during the entire last month, as per civic data.
The spike has left the Mumbai civic body BMC officials worried ahead of the festive season beginning on September 10 with the 'Ganesh Chaturthi'.

India reported 25,166 new Covid-19 cases and 437 deaths in the last 24 hours, the Union Health Ministry data showed on Tuesday.
Of the new cases Kerala reported 12,294 and Maharashtra 4,145 new infections. Meanwhile, ten more cases of Delta plus variant of SARS-CoV2 virus were identified across Maharashtra on Monday, taking the total count in the state to 76
Active cases in the country have come down to 3,69,846, the lowest in 146 days. It comprises 1.15 per cent of the total infections, the ministry said.
The daily positivity rate was recorded at 1.61 per cent. It has remained below 3 per cent for the last 22 days. The weekly positivity rate was recorded at 1.98 per cent.
55.47 crore vaccine doses have been administered so far.

Covid-19 in India: Single day spike in cases lowest in 154 days

Active cases in the country have come down to 3,69,846, the lowest in 146 days. It comprises 1.15 per cent of the total infections, the health ministry data showed.

<ul>
<li>India reports 25,166 new Covid-19 cases, lowest in 154 days</li>
<li>437 new deaths reported in the last 24 hours: Govt</li>
<li>10 new cases of Delta plus variant of Covid-19 found in Maha</li>
<li>Active cases lowest in 146 days, daily positivity&nbsp;rate recorded at 1.61%</li>
<li>Over 55 crore&nbsp;vaccine doses administered so far</li>
</ul>

Active cases in the country have come down to 3,69,846, the lowest in 146 days. It comprises 1.15 per cent of the total infections, the health ministry data showed.

India reported 25,166 new Covid-19 cases and 437 deaths in the last 24 hours, the Union Health Ministry data showed on Tuesday.
Of the new cases Kerala reported 12,294 and Maharashtra 4,145 new infections. Meanwhile, ten more cases of Delta plus variant of SARS-CoV2 virus were identified across Maharashtra on Monday, taking the total count in the state to 76
Active cases in the country have come down to 3,69,846, the lowest in 146 days. It comprises 1.15 per cent of the total infections, the ministry said.
The daily positivity rate was recorded at 1.61 per cent. It has remained below 3 per cent for the last 22 days. The weekly positivity rate was recorded at 1.98 per cent.
55.47 crore vaccine doses have been administered so far.

Is India witnessing the beginning of the third wave of Covid-19 pandemic in India? Experts say yes.
India reported 42,625 new Covid-19 cases in last 24 hours, health ministry data showed on Wednesday morning. This is at least 12,000 cases more from Tuesday's tally of 30,549.
562 coronavirus&nbsp;deaths were also reported in the 24 hours period.
Also Read&nbsp;Kerala reporting bulk of Covid-19 cases in India, experts warn of third wave
India has 410,353 active cases in the country, accounting for 1.28 per cent of the total cases seen so far. The active cases have increased by 5,395 in the last 24 hours
The 'R-Value' is inching up in eight states, the government said on Tuesday said, calling it a "significant problem". The government's remarks come amid concern over a third wave.
The government also said 44 districts across 12 states and Union Territories reported over 10% weekly Covid-19 positivity rate in the week ending 2 August.
In what has been a second concern for the authorities, the daily Covid-19 infections in India have started soaring again after a steady decline of nearly three months. At present, the spike is driven by states like Kerala, Uttarakhand and Himachal Pradesh where the cases are increasing.
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India reports 40k + Covid cases in 24 hrs, increasing R-value a cause of concern

India reported 42,625 new Covid-19 cases in last 24 hours. This is at least 12,000 cases more from Tuesday's tally

India reported 42,625 new Covid-19 cases in last 24 hours. This is at least 12,000 cases more from Tuesday's tally

Is India witnessing the beginning of the third wave of Covid-19 pandemic in India? Experts say yes.
India reported 42,625 new Covid-19 cases in last 24 hours, health ministry data showed on Wednesday morning. This is at least 12,000 cases more from Tuesday's tally of 30,549.
562 coronavirus&nbsp;deaths were also reported in the 24 hours period.
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India has 410,353 active cases in the country, accounting for 1.28 per cent of the total cases seen so far. The active cases have increased by 5,395 in the last 24 hours
The 'R-Value' is inching up in eight states, the government said on Tuesday said, calling it a "significant problem". The government's remarks come amid concern over a third wave.
The government also said 44 districts across 12 states and Union Territories reported over 10% weekly Covid-19 positivity rate in the week ending 2 August.
In what has been a second concern for the authorities, the daily Covid-19 infections in India have started soaring again after a steady decline of nearly three months. At present, the spike is driven by states like Kerala, Uttarakhand and Himachal Pradesh where the cases are increasing.
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The Centre said all districts that have reported a positivity rate of more than 10 per cent in recent weeks should consider imposing strict restrictions to prevent further spread of the infection. The Centre asked states to ensure that effective measures are taken to prevent crowding and intermingling of people in these districts. It also advised states to ramp up Covid-19 testing and vaccination in the critical districts.
Also Read&nbsp;Covid-19 vaccination: Centre asks states, UTs to prioritise vagabonds and destitutes
Reviewing the Covid scenario in 10 states that are either showing a rise in cases or have a high positivity rate, Union Health Secretary Rajesh Bhushan warned any laxity will result in deterioration of the situation in these districts.
The 10 states that are showing a rising trend in Covid-19 cases are Kerala, Maharashtra, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Odisha, Assam, Mizoram, Meghalaya, Andhra Pradesh and Manipur.
The government said while 80 per cent of active cases reported by these states are under home-isolation, local authorities have to strictly monitor such cases to break the chain of transmission.

Centre warns states as 46 districts report more than 10% positivity rate

The Centre said all districts that have reported a positivity rate of more than 10 per cent in recent weeks should consider imposing strict restrictions to prevent further spread of the infection

<ul>
<li>Consider stricter restrictions in districts reporting more than&nbsp;10% positivity&nbsp;rate: Centre</li>
<li>Restrictions should be imposed to prevent further spread of Covid: Centre to States</li>
<li>Centre to states: take measures&nbsp;to prevent crowding, intermingling of people</li>
<li>Centre urges states to ramp up Covid-19 testing and vaccination in critical districts</li>
<li>10 states are showing a rising trend in Covid-19 cases&nbsp;</li>
</ul>

The Centre said all districts that have reported a positivity rate of more than 10 per cent in recent weeks should consider imposing strict restrictions to prevent further spread of the infection

The Centre said all districts that have reported a positivity rate of more than 10 per cent in recent weeks should consider imposing strict restrictions to prevent further spread of the infection. The Centre asked states to ensure that effective measures are taken to prevent crowding and intermingling of people in these districts.
It also advised states to ramp up Covid-19 testing and vaccination in the critical districts.
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Reviewing the Covid scenario in 10 states that are either showing a rise in cases or have a high positivity rate, Union Health Secretary Rajesh Bhushan warned any laxity will result in deterioration of the situation in these districts.
The 10 states that are showing a rising trend in Covid-19 cases are Kerala, Maharashtra, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Odisha, Assam, Mizoram, Meghalaya, Andhra Pradesh and Manipur.
The government said while 80 per cent of active cases reported by these states are under home isolation, local authorities have to strictly monitor such cases to break the chain of transmission.

Covid-19 cases have risen at an alarming pace in Kerala in the last few days. The state reported over 20,000 infections for the fourth straight day on Friday.
Kerala reported 20,772 new Covid cases in the last 24 hours. The state's test positivity rate rose to 13.61 per cent.
Up to 116 people died of Covid in the 24 hour period.
Also Read&nbsp;Kerala Covid surge: Centre rushes team, state govt clamps full weekend lockdown
Of the new infections, 81 are health workers, 137 are those from outside Kerala, and 19,622 infected through contact. &nbsp;Government mentioned in its release that the source of infection in up to 932 cases could not be determined.
Malappuram, Kozhikode, Ernakulam, Thrissur, Palakkad, Kollam, Thiruvananthapuram, Kottayam are some of the worst hit districts.
Kerala Health Minister Veena George noted that the state's Covid numbers are not unexpected and added a similar trend was seen in the first wave too. &nbsp;George has termed the phenomenon as "dragging the wave".

Kerala reported over 20,000 new Covid cases for the fourth straight day

Covid-19 cases have risen at an alarming pace in Kerala in the last few days. The state reported over 20,000 infections for the fourth straight day on Friday.

Covid-19 cases have risen at an alarming pace in Kerala in the last few days. The state reported over 20,000 infections for the fourth straight day on Friday.

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Kerala reported 20,772 new Covid cases in the last 24 hours. The state's test positivity rate rose to 13.61 per cent.
Up to 116 people died of Covid in the 24 hour period.
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Of the new infections, 81 are health workers, 137 are those from outside Kerala, and 19,622 infected through contact. &nbsp;Government mentioned in its release that the source of infection in up to 932 cases could not be determined.
Malappuram, Kozhikode, Ernakulam, Thrissur, Palakkad, Kollam, Thiruvananthapuram, Kottayam are some of the worst hit districts.
Kerala Health Minister Veena George noted that the state's Covid numbers are not unexpected and added a similar trend was seen in the first wave too. &nbsp;George has termed the phenomenon as "dragging the wave".

Karnataka and capital Bengaluru reported a steep spike in Covid cases on Thursday. The state reported 2,052 new cases, 34 per cent more than Wednesday's tally of 1,531. The capital city clocked 505 cases, 34 per cent higher than a day ago.
The number of active Covid cases in the state stands at 23,253. The state's positivity rate was 1.37 per cent. Karnataka recorded 35 deaths due to the infection over the past 24 hours.
Also Read&nbsp;As cases spike, ICMR serosurvey shows Kerala has least Covid antibodies
The state government had relaxed Covid restrictions as cases began to drop.
It has reduced the duration of night curfew by an hour. Full seating has been allowed on buses and trains. Cinema and theatres were also allowed to open from July 19.
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Karnataka: 34% spike in Covis-19 cases in 24 hrs as curbs eased

Karnataka and capital Bengaluru reported a steep spike in Covid cases on Thursday. The state reported 2,052 new cases, 34 per cent more than Wednesday's tally of 1,531

Karnataka reported a steep single day spike in Covid cases
2,052 new cases, 34% more than Wednesday's tally
Active Covid cases in the state stands at 23,253
Karnataka&nbsp;relaxed Covid&nbsp;restrictions after cases dropped

Karnataka and capital Bengaluru reported a steep spike in Covid cases on Thursday. The state reported 2,052 new cases, 34 per cent more than Wednesday's tally of 1,531

Karnataka and capital Bengaluru reported a steep spike in Covid cases on Thursday. The state reported 2,052 new cases, 34 per cent more than Wednesday's tally of 1,531. The capital city clocked 505 cases, 34 per cent higher than a day ago.
The number of active Covid cases in the state stands at 23,253. The state's positivity rate was 1.37 per cent. Karnataka recorded 35 deaths due to the infection over the past 24 hours.
Also Read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/as-cases-spike-icmr-serosurvey-shows-kerala-has-least-covid-antibodies-1627536618376" target="_blank">As cases spike, ICMR serosurvey shows Kerala has least Covid antibodies</a>
The state government had relaxed Covid restrictions as cases began to drop.
It has reduced the duration of night curfew by an hour. Full seating has been allowed on buses and trains. Cinema and theatres were also allowed to open from July 19.
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India has reported less than 30,000 new Covid cases in a day after 132 days. 29,689 infections recorded in last 24 hours is the lowest daliy spike since March 16.
The spike is also nearly 10,000 cases fewer than reported on Monday morning.
The country also logged 415 deaths in the last 24 hours.
The weekly positivity rate is 2.33 per cent and the daily rate is 1.73 per cent.'
The active cases, currently at 3,98,100, dropped below 4 lakh for the first time since March 24.
India so far has vaccinated over 44 crore people against Coronavirus. However, the pace of vaccination is still a concern. India is likely to miss its vaccination target of 13.5 crore doses for July if it continues to vaccinate at the current pace.

India reported less than 30k new Covid cases in 24 hrs, lowest in 132 days

India has reported less than 30,000 new Covid cases in a day after 132 days. 29,689 infections recorded in last 24 hours is the lowest daliy spike since March 16.

India clocks 29,689&nbsp;Covid-19 cases, least in 132 days
415 deaths reported in the last 24 hours nationwide
Covid-19 positivity rate stands at 2.33%
India has vaccinated a total of 44 crore&nbsp;people so far

India has reported less than 30,000 new Covid cases in a day after 132 days. 29,689 infections recorded in last 24 hours is the lowest daliy spike since March 16.

India has reported less than 30,000 new Covid cases in a day after 132 days. 29,689 infections recorded in last 24 hours is the lowest daily spike since March 16.
The spike is also nearly 10,000 cases fewer than reported on Monday morning.
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The country also logged 415 deaths in the last 24 hours.
The weekly positivity rate is 2.33 per cent and the daily rate is 1.73 per cent.'
The active cases, currently at 3,98,100, dropped below 4 lakh for the first time since March 24.
India so far has vaccinated over 44 crore people against Coronavirus. However, the pace of vaccination is still a concern. India is likely to miss its vaccination target of 13.5 crore doses for July if it continues to vaccinate at the current pace.

India added 35,342 new Covid-19 cases 483 deaths in the last 24 hours, Union Health Ministry data showed on Friday. The country has reported over 3.12 crore cases and over 4.19 lakh fatalities so far, the health ministry said.
Active cases of Covid-19 also increased by 3,881 and were logged at 405,513, accounting for 1.3% of the total cases
Also Read&nbsp;As Covid cases dip, some states are re-opening schools, here's what you need to know
India's test positivity rate continued to show a decline. For the 32 straight days Thursday, it remained below the 5 per cent-mark at 2.12 per cent.
As many as 38,740 recoveries were witnessed in the last 24 hours. The national recovery rate is at 97.36 per cent.
The total number of doses administered in the country has exceeded 42.34 crores so far, the health ministry said.

New Covid-19 cases dip to 35,342, 483 deaths in 24 hours

India's test positivity rate continued to show a decline. For the 32 straight days Thursday, it remained below the 5 per cent-mark at 2.12 per cent.

India reported 35,342 new Covid&nbsp;cases, 483 deaths in 24 hours
Over 3.12 crore cases and over 4.19 lakh fatalities so far
Active cases increased by 3,881 and were logged at 405,513
Positivity rate continued to show a decline,&nbsp; recovery rate at 97.36%
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India's test positivity rate continued to show a decline. For the 32 straight days Thursday, it remained below the 5 per cent-mark at 2.12 per cent.

India added 35,342 new Covid-19 cases 483 deaths in the last 24 hours, Union Health Ministry data showed on Friday. The country has reported over 3.12 crore cases and over 4.19 lakh fatalities so far, the health ministry said.
Active cases of Covid-19 also increased by 3,881 and were logged at 405,513, accounting for 1.3% of the total cases
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India's test positivity rate continued to show a decline. For the 32 straight days Thursday, it remained below the 5 per cent-mark at 2.12 per cent.
As many as 38,740 recoveries were witnessed in the last 24 hours. The national recovery rate is at 97.36 per cent.
The total number of doses administered in the country has exceeded 42.34 crores so far, the health ministry said.

PM Modi called on states to follow the centre's 'test, track, treat and teeka (vaccinate)' system to stop the third wave of Covid-19

Test, track, treat, tika: PM's advice to states to stop Covid third wave

PM Modi&nbsp;called on states to follow the centre's 'test, track, treat and teeka (vaccinate)' system to stop the third wave of Covid-19

PM Modi&nbsp;called on states to follow the centre's 'test, track, treat and teeka (vaccinate)' system to stop the third wave of Covid-19

PM Modi during a virtual interaction on Friday the chief ministers of six states called on them to step up efforts to follow the centre's 'test, track, treat and teeka (vaccinate)' system to contain the coronavirus.
The Prime Minister met chief ministers from Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Odisha, Kerala and Maharashtra - the six states which have contributed 80 per cent of new cases and 84 per cent of deaths in the past week.
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He said stopping the third wave of Covid is a &lsquo;priority&rsquo; and added It is very important that the states, where cases are increasing, should take proactive measures to stop explosion of the infection.
PM Modi also emphasized on the need to be aware, alert and strict to avoid overcrowding at public places.

Union Health Ministry raised with the states the issue of Covid protocol violations in many parts of the country and warned against complacency.

Govt raises Covid norm violations with states, warns them against complacency

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Union Health Ministry raised with the states the issue of Covid protocol violations in many parts of the country and warned against complacency.

The Union Health Ministry on Thursday raised with the states the issue of Covid protocol violations in many parts of the country, especially hill stations.
In a letter to all states and Union Territories, Union Health Secretary Rajesh Bhushan said complacency at this juncture will lead to another surge in COVID-19 cases.
The Centre impressed upon the states the need for focused public health measures to check the pandemic.
Bhushan said it is imperative to adhere to the guiding principles of COVID-19 containment and management with a special focus on the five-fold strategy of test-track-treat-vaccinate and adherence to Covid-appropriate behaviour.

The daily Covid cases fell below 40,000 in the last 24 hours.
India reported 37,154 new Covid-19 cases and 724 deaths in 24 hours period, Union Health Ministry data showed on Monday morning.
The active caseload stands at 4,50,899 while the recovery rate has improved to 97.22%
Kerala reported 12,220 new cases and Maharashtra had 8,535 fresh infections. Active cases in Maharashtra have increased by more than 2,000. Maharashtra now has more active cases than Kerala.
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Daily Covid-19 cases below 40k, recovery rate improves to 97.22%

India reported 37,154 new Covid-19 cases and 724 deaths in 24 hours period

India: Covid-19 cases below 40k in 24 hours
India reported&nbsp;37,154 new Covid-19 cases in 24 hrs
Active Covid caseload stands at 4,50,899
National recovery rate has improved to 97.22%
Maharashtra&nbsp;has more active cases than Kerala
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India reported 37,154 new Covid-19 cases and 724 deaths in 24 hours period

The daily Covid cases fell below 40,000 in the last 24 hours.
India reported 37,154 <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/covid-19-pandemic-isn-t-slowing-down-who-chief-scientist-warns-1625907181221" target="_blank">new Covid-19 cases</a> and 724 deaths in 24 hours period, Union Health Ministry data showed on Monday morning.
The active caseload stands at 4,50,899 while the recovery rate has improved to 97.22%
Kerala reported 12,220 new cases and Maharashtra had 8,535 fresh infections. Active cases in Maharashtra have increased by more than 2,000. Maharashtra now has more active cases than Kerala.
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WHO chief scientist Soumya Swaminathan said there was clear evidence that the coronavirus pandemic isn’t slowing down

Covid-19 pandemic isn’t slowing down, WHO chief scientist warns

WHO chief scientist Soumya Swaminathan&nbsp;said there was clear evidence that the coronavirus pandemic isn&rsquo;t slowing down

WHO chief scientist: clear evidence pandemic isn't slowing down&nbsp;
Soumya Swaminathan attributed continuous&nbsp;spread of Covid&nbsp;to four factors
Swaminathan&nbsp;said cases are rising in five of six WHO regions
Virus spread due to Delta variant, social mixing, easing curbs, slow vaccination
Swaminathan:&nbsp;a person infected with Delta variant could infect 8 others
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WHO chief scientist Soumya Swaminathan&nbsp;attributed the continuous spread of Covid-19&nbsp;to the Delta variant, social mixing, ease in lockdown restrictions and slow pace of vaccination.

World Health Organisation&rsquo;s chief scientist Soumya Swaminathan said in a recent interview with the Bloomberg there was clear evidence that the coronavirus pandemic isn&rsquo;t slowing down.
Swaminathan&nbsp; said cases are rising in five of six WHO regions, and mortality rates in Africa have jumped by 30% to 40% in two weeks
She attributed the continuous spread of the virus to the Delta variant, social mixing, ease in lockdown restrictions and slow pace of vaccination.
She said if one person infected by the original virus could infect close to three people, a person infected with the Delta variant could infect close to 8 people.
She pointed out large parts of the world still face oxygen shortages, a lack of hospital beds and higher mortality.

India reported 42,766 new Covid-19 cases and 1,206 deaths in the last 24 hours, Union Health Ministry data showed on Saturday morning
The country's active caseload now stands at 4,55,033, constituting &nbsp;1.48 per cent of the cumulative Covid-19 cases in India.
In the last 24 hours, 45,254 patients also recovered from Covid-19. The recovery rate has risen to 97.2 per cent.
Kerala, Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu and Odisha accounted for 73.52 per cent of the new cases. More than 30 per cent of the cases are from Kerala alone.
Maximum Covid casualties in the 24 hours period were reported in Maharashtra followed by Kerala.
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 India reported 42,766 new Covid-19 cases and 1,206 deaths in the last 24 hours

India reported 42,766 new Covid-19 cases and 1,206 deaths in the last 24 hours. Active cases constitute&nbsp;1.48% of the cumulative cases in India

India reported 42,766 new Covid-19 cases and 1,206 deaths in the last 24 hours

42,766 new Covid cases reported in the last 24 hours
1206 new deaths reported nationwide, over 97% recovery rate
Active cases dropped to 4,55,033,&nbsp;1.49% of total cases
Over 73% of cases reported from 5 states including Kerala
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India's active caseload now stands at 4,55,033, constituting &nbsp;1.48 per cent of the cumulative Covid-19 cases in India

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The country's active caseload now stands at 4,55,033, constituting &nbsp;1.48 per cent of the cumulative Covid-19 cases in India.
In the last 24 hours, 45,254 patients also recovered from Covid-19. The recovery rate has risen to 97.2 per cent.
Kerala, Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu and Odisha accounted for 73.52 per cent of the new cases. More than 30 per cent of the cases are from Kerala alone.
Maximum Covid casualties in the 24 hours period were reported in Maharashtra followed by Kerala.
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Covid-19: India's daily positivity rate is less than 3 per cent for 18 straight days. Recovery rate is at 97.19 per cent.

India reported 43,393 new Covid cases, 911 deaths in 24 hours

India reported 43,393 new Covid cases in the last 24 hours, slightly lower than figures from day before

43,393 new Covid cases reported in the last 24 hours
Daily positivity rate below 3%&nbsp;for 18 consecutive days
911 new deaths reported nationwide, over 97% recovery rate
Active cases dropped to 4,58, 727,&nbsp;1.49% of total cases
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Covid-19: India's daily positivity rate is less than 3 per cent for 18 straight days. Recovery rate is at 97.19 per cent.

India reported <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/govt-clears-rs-23-123-crore-emergency-covid-package-after-meeting-of-new-cabinet-1625760539424" target="_blank">43,393 new Covid cases</a> in the last 24 hours, slightly lower than figures from day before, the Union Health Ministry data showed on Friday morning. 911 deaths were reported during this time.
Kerala leads the states in most number of infections over a 24-hour period.&nbsp;
The country's active caseload stands at 4,58,727 and constitutes 1.49% of total cases.
The daily positivity rate is less than 3 per cent for 18 straight days. Recovery rate is at 97.19 per cent.
36.89 crore vaccine doses have been administered since the nationwide vaccination drive began.
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India reported 45,892 new Covid cases in the last 24 hours. Daily positivity rate has stayed less than 3% for 17 consecutive days

Covid-19: India reported 45,892 fresh cases in 24 hours, positivity rate below 3%

India reported 45,892 new Covid cases in the last 24 hours.&nbsp;Daily positivity rate has stayed less than 3% for 17 consecutive days

45,892 new Covid cases reported in the last 24 hours
Daily positivity rate below 3%&nbsp;for 17 consecutive days
817 new deaths pushed the toll to 405,028
Active cases dropped to 4,60,704,&nbsp;1.50% of total cases
National&nbsp;recovery rate has improved to 97.18%
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India reported 45,892 new Covid cases in the last 24 hours.&nbsp;Daily positivity rate has stayed less than 3% for 17 consecutive days

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Weekly positivity rate is below 5% and currently is at 2.37%, while daily positivity rate stands at 2.42%. Daily positivity rate has stayed less than 3% for 17 consecutive days.
Active cases has dropped to 4,60,704 and constitute 1.50% of total cases.
44,291 people recovered in the last 24 hours. Recovery rate has improved to 97.18%.
Meanwhile, as the country's second seems to subside, speculations are rife about the third wave arriving in August.
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In the north eastern states Covid19 has become a cause of concern as over 10 per cent positivity rate in as many as 45 districts has been reported

Uptick in Covid-19 cases: India reported 43,733 new infections in last 24 hours

Uptick: India reported 43,733 new Covid&nbsp;cases in 24 hours
Active caseload dips below 5 lakh, Health Ministry data showed
National recovery rate improves&nbsp;to 97.18%
Concern as 10%&nbsp;positivity rate reported in north east states

In the north eastern states Covid19 has become a cause of concern as over 10 per cent positivity rate in as many as 45 districts has been reported

India reported 43,733 new Covid-19 cases and 930 deaths in the last 24 hours, according to data from the Union Health Ministry on Wednesday. This comes a day after India recorded 34,703 new Covid infections in 24 hours period, marking the lowest spike of daily cases in 111 days,
India's active caseload has however fallen below 5 lakhs and is currently at 4,59,920
47,240 patients have recovered from Covid during the last 24 hours. Recovery rate has increased to 97.18%
In the north eastern states the pandemic has become a cause of concern as over 10 per cent positivity rate in as many as 45 districts has been reported.

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