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Picture used for representational purpose only BENGALURU: With the cycle of recoveries kicking in with record discharges reported on many days in the past week, the number of active cases dipped under 5 lakh after 17 days in Karnataka. However, the burden of such cases continues to remain the highest in the country. As of May 22, Maharashtra, which has more than twice the number of total infections compared to Karnataka, has 3.5 lakh active cases compared to 4.8 lakh in Karnataka. No other sta...

Picture used for representational purpose only BENGALURU: With the cycle of recoveries kicking in with record discharges reported on many days in the past week, the number of active cases dipped under 5 lakh after 17 days in Karnataka. However, the burden of such cases continues to remain the highest in the country. As of May 22, Maharashtra, which has more than twice the number of total infections compared to Karnataka, has 3.5 lakh active cases compared to 4.8 lakh in Karnataka. No other sta...

All 37 districts in the state reported more than 200 new cases on Wednesday (Image used for representational purpose only) CHENNAI: After seeing a decline for three days, fresh Covid-19 cases in Tamil Nadu increased to 34,875 compared to 33,059 on Tuesday. This included 6,267 fresh cases in Chennai. The city too has seen an increase of 281 cases from 6,297 Chennai reported on Tuesday. Of the 365 covid deaths across the state, 91 were from Chennai. After discharging 23,863 people from the state ...

While Maharashtra is under lockdown amidst the second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic, Bollywood actors are spending their time at home. Akshay Kumar, who was infected with the virus some time back, gets time to respond to his fans. The ac...

Second Wave of Covid-19: What we must do now? Ashok Gulati © Provided by The Financial Express Nobody said at that time that they could be potential super-spreaders of Covid infections. In fact, several opposition parties supported and fanned that. With Covid-19 infections touching new peaks at about 4 lakh per day and daily deaths at around 4,000, India seems to have landed itself right in the eye of the storm. With no more beds in hospitals and dire shortage of oxygen, and ...

Updated: April 20, 2021 01:14 IST 351 succumb to virus taking death toll to 60,824; active case tally crosses 6.76 lakh Share Article AAA Arduous journey: Migrants wait in a long queue outside Lokmanya Tilak Terminus in Mumbai to take trains back to their home towns, on Monday.   351 succumb to virus taking death toll to 60,824; active case tally crosses 6.76 lakh While Maharashtra reported a spike of 58,924 new COVID-19 cases on Monday, the surge was tempered by a relatively robust number of...

COVID second wave: Clueless Centre cannot hold Print edition : May 07, 2021 T+ T- Health workers moving beds to the 1,200-bed COVID-19 Civil Hospital in Ahmedabad on April 15. Photo: VIJAY SONEJI Migrants at the Secunderabad railway station in Telangana get ready to head to their hometowns amid fears of another lockdown, on April 16. Photo: PTI Outside a vaccination centre that announced a shortage of COVID-19 vaccine supplies, in Mumbai on April 9. Photo: FRANCIS MASCARENHAS/REUTERS As t...

NEW DELHI: The first few weeks of the Covid pandemics second wave in India did not see a corresponding rise in fatalities. But that has changed in the last four weeks. Since March 8, Covid-related deaths have risen at the same pace as the spike in infections, with the seven-day average of daily cases and fatalities both surging by nearly 345% during this period. Daily deaths (seven-day average) have risen from 96 on March 8 to 425 on April 4, which translates to an increase of nearly 4.5 time...

No second wave yet, say experts amid upward trajectory of Covid-19 graph in Karnataka While Maharashtra and Kerala are seeing a big rise in the number of Covid-19 cases, Karnataka too has been recording sporadic spikes in daily new cases. Share Via Email   |  A+A A- By Express News Service BENGALURU: While Maharashtra and Kerala are seeing a big rise in the number of Covid-19 cases, Karnataka too has been recording sporadic spikes in daily new cases. Compared to January and February, t...

India News: Average daily new cases of Covid-19 have increased with the seven-day average on March 2 recorded at 12,286, up from 8,635 in first week of February.