NEW DELHI -- India's daily COVID-19 death toll surpassed 4,000 for the first time on Saturday, with Tamil Nadu becoming the latest state to announce a complete lockdown to curb surging infections. The ...

COVID-19 In India Live Updates: After witnessing a steady drop in daily COVID-19 cases for a few weeks, India is back to battling the deadliest COVID-19 virus. According to the latest official data, ...

India has reported a sudden rise in COVID cases, starting from late May. Authorities said the number of active cases of the disease has surpassed 5,000. India is the latest of a number of countries to ...

Amid a surge in coronavirus cases in Asian countries, Kerala, Maharashtra and Tamil Nadu have reported the most active cases among Indian states, according to the Union health ministry. There are a ...

From 327 confirmed cases on 19 May, active COVID cases in India have gone up to 1009, as per The Ministry of Health and Family Welfare official data. Kerala, Maharashtra and Delhi reported the fastest ...

Covid-19 is back in the news because of a rise in the number of persons testing positive in different states of India as well as the release of government data on deaths that occurred in 2021, when ...

The detection of new COVID-19 variants NB.1.8.1 and LF.7 in several states of India has resulted in an increase in active cases for the country. Preventative healthcare professionals are strongly ...

New Delhi, You trust the data put out by the United Kingdom but not the figures given by the Indian government, the Supreme Court on Thursday told the petitioners who claimed that authorities reported ...

From its 2020 low, India climbed past pre-Covid trendlines by 2022, hit +3% in 2024, and is projected to reach +5% by Q3 2025 ...

Rushing from one home to another in a village in western India, health worker Ashwini Mhaske cannot afford to take a breather ...

This photo illustration shows Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 (top) and Moderna COVID-19 vaccines [Joe Raedle//Getty Images via AFP] India has reported a sudden rise in COVID cases, starting from late May.