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India Records 159 New Covid-19 Infections, Active Case Tally 1,623

editor January 27, 2024

New Delhi, Jan 27: India has seen a daily increase of 159 new COVID-19 infections, bringing the total number of active cases in the nation to 1,623, according to a statement released on Saturday by the Union health ministry. The statistics updated by the government at 8 am showed that one infection-related death was reported in Kerala in a 24-hour period. By December 5, the country's daily COVID-19 case count had fallen to double digits, but due to the arrival of a new variety and the cold weather, the case count started to rise again. Following December 5, December 31 saw the largest one-day increase of 841 new cases. Approximately 92% of all active cases are being treated at home in isolation.An official source stated, "The data that is currently available suggests that the JN.1 variant is not leading to an exponential rise in new cases nor a surge in hospitalisation and mortality." Three waves of COVID-19 have hit India in the past; the delta wave, which is expected to peak in April–June 2021, is expected to account for the majority of daily new cases and deaths. On May 7, 2021, 4,14,188 instances and 3,915 deaths were recorded, marking the peak. Over 4.5 crore individuals have contracted the sickness since the epidemic started in early 2020, and over 5.3 lakh fatalities have been reported.According to the ministry's website, nearly 4.4 crore individuals have recovered from the illness, meaning that the country's recovery rate is 98.81 percent. According to the ministry, 220.67 crore Covid vaccination doses have been given nationwide to date. [caption id="attachment_9716" align="alignnone" width="300"] India Records 159 New Covid-19 Infections, Active Case Tally 1,623[/caption]

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India Reports 355 New Covid-19 Infections, Active Case Tally Now 2,331

editor January 19, 2024

NEW DELHI, Jan 19: India had a daily increase of 355 new COVID-19 infections, bringing the total number of active cases in the nation to 2,331, the Union health ministry reported on Friday. Data updated by the government at 8 am showed that two deaths were reported in 24 hours, one from Kerala and one from Karnataka. Before December 5, the number of Covid cases each day had fallen to double digits; however, with the advent of a new strain and the cold weather, the number of cases started to rise. According to government sources, the largest single-day increase of 841 new cases after December 5 was recorded on December 31, 2023, or 0.2% of the peak instances recorded in May 2021.Approximately 92% of patients with current cases are recuperating at home in isolation. According to the official source, "the currently available data suggests that the JN.1 variant is not causing an exponential rise in new cases nor a surge in hospitalisation and mortality." India has previously experienced three waves of COVID-19, with the delta wave in April–June 2021 being the highest daily incidence of new cases and deaths. On May 7, 2021, the number of new cases and deaths was 4,14,188, the highest ever. Over 4.5 crore individuals have been afflicted and over 5.3 lakh deaths have been documented nationwide since the pandemic started in early 2020.On the website of the ministry, it is said that over 4.4 crore people have recovered from the illness, translating to a 98.81 percent national recovery rate. As per the website, the nation has administered 220.67 crore doses of the Covid vaccination so far. [caption id="attachment_9249" align="alignnone" width="300"] India Reports 355 New Covid-19 Infections, Active Case Tally Now 2,331[/caption]

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India Logs 269 New Covid-19 Cases

editor January 17, 2024

New Delhi, Jan 17: The health ministry reported on Wednesday that although the number of active COVID-19 cases in India has decreased to 2,556, there was a daily increase of 269 new cases of the virus. Based on statistics released by the ministry at 8 am, three deaths have been reported in the last 24 hours, two of which are from Kerala and one from Maharashtra. Before December 5, the number of cases per day had fallen to double digits; however, with the appearance of a new variation and the arrival of cold weather, cases started to rise again. According to government sources, after December 5, there was a maximum one-day increase of 841 new cases recorded on December 31, 2023, or 0.2% of the peak instances recorded in May 2021. Approximately 92% of all active cases are being treated at home in isolation. According to the official source, "the currently available data suggests that the JN.1 sub-variant is not causing an exponential rise in new cases nor a surge in hospitalisation and mortality." India has previously experienced three waves of COVID-19, with the delta wave, which is expected to occur in April–June 2021, reporting the highest daily incidence of new cases and deaths. On May 7, 2021, the number of new cases and deaths reported was 414,188, with 3,915 fatalities. Over 4.5 crore people have become sick and over 5.3 lakh individuals have died nationwide in the roughly four years since the pandemic started in early 2020. According to the ministry's website, nearly 4.4 crore individuals have recovered from the illness, meaning that the country's recovery rate is 98.81 percent. As per the website, the nation has administered 220.67 crore doses of the Covid vaccination so far. [caption id="attachment_9189" align="alignnone" width="300"] India Logs 269 New Covid-19 Cases[/caption]

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Central University Of Kashmir Initiates Measures To Improve Admission Intake

editor January 16, 2024

SRINAGAR, Jan 16: Vice Chancellor Professor A. Ravinder Nath announced on Tuesday that the Central University of Kashmir has improved the number of students admitted by implementing a number of initiatives, including waiving tuition for deserving and poor applicants. According to Nath's statement to reporters here, "We will be providing 100% tuition fee waiver to 10% of students based on merit and financial need of the students in the post-graduate courses, another 10% of students will get 50% waiver, and another 10% will get 25% waiver." The vice chancellor declared that the curriculum has been created in accordance with the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 and that the institution will enter into Memorandums of Understanding with businesses around the nation to allow students to participate in internship programmes. According to Nath, the university will implement a credit-based system that will allow students to transfer credits to other partner institutions in order to broaden their educational experience abroad. He said, "We have an agreement with a Malaysian university and are in the process of signing agreements with other universities across multiple nations." The vice chancellor announced that the university will invest Rs 494 crore in infrastructural expansion. [caption id="attachment_9148" align="alignnone" width="300"] Central University Of Kashmir Initiates Measures To Improve Admission Intake[/caption]

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Active Covid Cases In Country Dip To 2,990

editor January 15, 2024

NEW DELHI, Jan 15: The health ministry announced on Monday that there had been 272 new instances of Covid in India, bringing the total number of active cases down to 2,990. The ministry's statistics, which was updated at 8 am, shows that no deaths have been reported in the last 24 hours. Up until December 5, 2023, the number of daily cases had fallen to double digits; however, following the introduction of a new variation and the occurrence of cold weather, they started to rise again. On December 31, 2023, 841 new cases were reported in a single day, accounting for 0.2% of the peak instances reported in May 2021, according to government sources. In all, there are currently 92% of active cases that are being treated at home by specialists.According to the sources, "the data that is currently available suggests that the JN.1 variant is not causing an exponential rise in new cases nor a surge in hospitalisation and mortality." Three waves of COVID-19 have hit India in the past; the Delta wave, which is expected to peak in April–June 2021, is known to have the highest daily rate of new cases and deaths. On May 7, 2021, the number of new cases and deaths was 4,14,188, the highest ever. Over 4.5 crore people have been infected and over 5.3 lakh people have perished nationwide as a result of the epidemic since it started in early 2020.According to the ministry's website, nearly 4.4 crore individuals have recovered from the illness, meaning that the country's recovery rate is 98.81 percent. As per the website, the nation has administered 220.67 crore doses of the Covid vaccination so far. [caption id="attachment_9032" align="alignnone" width="300"] Active Covid Cases In Country Dip To 2,990[/caption]

441 Fresh Covid Cases In India

editor January 13, 2024Leave a comment

NEW DELHI, Jan 13: The Union health ministry stated on Saturday that although there are now only 3,238 current cases of COVID-19 in India, 441 new infections have been reported. The ministry updated its data at 8 am, and no deaths were reported in a 24 hour period. Up until December 5, there were double digits of cases per day. However, with the arrival of a new COVID-19 variety, JN.1, and the cold weather, the number of cases started to grow once more. Following December 5, December 31, 2023, saw the largest single-day increase of 841 cases, or 0.2% of the peak instances recorded in May 2021.Approximately 92% of the 3,238 current patients are being treated at home in isolation.An official source stated, "The data that is currently available suggests that the JN.1 variant is not leading to an exponential rise in new cases nor a surge in hospitalisation and mortality." Three waves of COVID-19 have struck India in the past; the Delta wave, which is expected to last from April to June 2021, has the highest daily case and fatality rate. On May 7, 2021, 4,14,188 instances and 3,915 deaths were recorded, marking the peak. Over 4.5 crore people have been afflicted and over 5.3 lakh have perished nationwide since the outbreak started in early 2020.According to the ministry's website, nearly 4.4 crore individuals have recovered from the illness, meaning that the country's recovery rate is 98.81 percent. The website states that 220.67 crore doses of the COVID-19 vaccination have been given out nationwide thus far. [caption id="attachment_8901" align="alignnone" width="300"] 441 Fresh Covid Cases In India[/caption]

COVID-19 Sub-Variant JN.1: Number Of Cases Cross 1,000 Mark

editor January 12, 2024Leave a comment

NEW DELHI, Jan 12: According to INSACOG, the number of cases of the COVID-19 sub-variant JN.1 has surpassed 1,000. Uttar Pradesh is the most recent state to join the group of 16 states and union territories that have identified the virus. Karnataka has reported the most number of cases (214), followed by Maharashtra (170), Kerala (154), Andhra Pradesh (189), Gujarat (76), and Goa (66), according to statistics published by the Indian SARS-CoV-2 Genomics Consortium (INSACOG). The data shows that Telangana and Rajasthan have each documented 32 JN.1 cases, while Tamil Nadu has recorded 22, Delhi has recorded 16, Uttar Pradesh has recorded 5, Haryana has recorded 6, Odisha has recorded 3, West Bengal has recorded 2, and Uttarakhand has recorded 1.The international body stated that the JN.1 sub-variant of the coronavirus was previously categorised as a variation of interest (VOI) as a component of the parent lineage that is categorised as a VOI, the BA.2.86 sub-lineages. [caption id="attachment_8856" align="alignnone" width="300"] COVID-19 Sub-Variant JN.1: Number Of Cases Cross 1,000 Mark[/caption]

Active Covid Cases In Country Recorded At 3,919

editor January 9, 2024Leave a comment

NEW DELHI, Jan 9: The health ministry reported on Tuesday that there were 475 new instances of Covid in India, bringing the total number of active cases to 3,919. The ministry's statistics updated at 8 am shows that six deaths have been reported in the last 24 hours, three from Karnataka, two from Chhattisgarh, and one from Assam. Up until December 5, 2023, the number of daily cases had fallen to double digits; however, instances started to rise as a new variation emerged and the temperature plummeted.According to government sources, on December 31, 2023, 841 additional cases were reported after December 5, accounting for 0.2% of the peak occurrences reported in May 2021. In all, there are currently 92% of active cases that are being treated at home by specialists. According to the sources, "the currently available data suggests that the JN.1 variant is not causing an exponential rise in new cases nor a surge in hospitalisation and mortality."There have been three waves of COVID-19 in India, with the Delta wave in April–June 2021 seeing the highest number of daily new cases and deaths. On May 7, 2021, the number of new cases and deaths was 4,14,188, the highest ever. Over 4.5 crore people have been afflicted and over 5.3 lakh have perished nationwide since the outbreak started in early 2020. According to the ministry's website, nearly 4.4 crore individuals have recovered from the illness, meaning that the country's recovery rate is 98.81 percent.As per the website, the nation has administered 220.67 crore doses of the Covid vaccination so far. [caption id="attachment_8657" align="alignnone" width="300"] Active Covid Cases In Country Recorded At 3,919[/caption]

682 Cases Of Covid Sub-Variant JN.1 Reported From 12 States Till Jan 7

editor January 8, 2024Leave a comment

New Delhi, Jan 8: Official sources stated on Monday that the number of COVID-19 sub-variant JN.1 cases recorded from 12 states until January 7 had increased to 682. Karnataka has recorded 199 incidents, Kerala has reported 148, Maharashtra has reported 139, Goa has reported 47, Gujarat has reported 36, Andhra Pradesh has reported 30, Rajasthan has reported 30, Tamil Nadu has reported 26, Delhi has reported 21, Odisha has reported 3, Telangana has reported 2, and Haryana has reported one. Despite the fact that the number of cases is increasing and the JN.1 sub-variant has been found nationwide, authorities stated that there is no need for immediate concern because the majority of infected individuals are choosing home-based treatment, which suggests a minor sickness.Due to an increase in Covid cases and the discovery of the JN.1 sub-variant in the nation, the Centre has requested that the states and Union territories keep a continuous watch. The Union Ministry of Health and Family Welfare has shared updated operational instructions for the COVID-19 surveillance plan, and states have been requested to guarantee effective compliance with them. They have requested that all medical facilities routinely track and report cases of severe acute respiratory illnesses and influenza-like illnesses at the district level in order to identify any emerging trends in cases early on.Despite its fast spreading nature, the WHO has designated JN.1 as a distinct “variant of interest” and stated that it presents a “low” danger to global public health. The international body stated that the JN.1 sub-variant of the coronavirus was previously categorised as a variation of interest (VOI) as a component of the parent lineage that is categorised as a VOI, the BA.2.86 sub-lineages. [caption id="attachment_8606" align="alignnone" width="300"] 682 Cases Of Covid Sub-Variant JN.1 Reported From 12 States Till Jan 7[/caption]

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Active Covid Cases In Country Recorded At 4,049

editor January 7, 2024

New Delhi, Jan 7: The health ministry announced on Sunday that there were 756 new instances of Covid in India, bringing the total number of active cases to 4,049. The ministry's statistics, updated at 8 am, shows that five deaths have been reported in the last 24 hours, two from Kerala, one from Maharashtra, and one from Jammu and Kashmir. Up until December 5, 2023, the number of daily cases had fallen to double digits; however, cases started to rise once more as a result of the appearance of a new variation and the cold weather. According to government sources, the number of instances reported on a single day after December 5 peaked on December 31, 2023, with 841 cases.In all, there are currently 92% of active cases that are being treated at home by specialists. According to the sources, "the currently available data suggests that the JN.1 variant is not causing an exponential rise in new cases nor a surge in hospitalisation and mortality." There have been three waves of COVID-19 in India, with the Delta wave in April–June 2021 seeing the highest number of daily new cases and deaths. On May 7, 2021, the number of new cases and deaths was 4,14,188, the highest ever.Over 4.5 crore people have been afflicted and over 5.3 lakh have died since the pandemic started in early 2020. According to the ministry's website, nearly 4.4 crore individuals have recovered from the illness, meaning that the country's recovery rate is 98.81 percent. As per the ministry, the nation has been issued 220.67 crore doses of the Covid vaccination so far. [caption id="attachment_8530" align="alignnone" width="300"] Active Covid Cases In Country Recorded At 4,049[/caption]

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