State-Wise List of Fresh COVID-19 Cases in India: Surge Reported in Delhi and Kerala
India is seeing a renewed rise in COVID-19 cases, though health officials maintain that the situation remains under control. While most infections are mild and treated at home, the emergence of two new variants - NB.1.8.1 and LF.7—has prompted increased surveillance. The World Health Organization has listed both variants under its “Variants Under Monitoring” category.
Where Are the Cases Rising?
As of May 27, 2025, India has 1,010 active COVID-19 cases, with Kerala, Maharashtra, and Delhi reporting the highest numbers.
Several other states are also witnessing a gradual increase in infections:
In Bengaluru, clusters have been noted, especially among vulnerable age groups, prompting health advisories.
New Variants and Precautionary Measures
The presence of NB.1.8.1 and LF.7 variants has pushed health authorities to ramp up testing and genome sequencing. While these variants haven’t shown signs of increased severity, they are being tracked closely due to their unfamiliar mutation patterns.
The Union Health Ministry continues to stress:
India’s Response: Vigilant but Calm
Despite the uptick, India’s health system remains equipped and responsive. Most infections are not resulting in hospital admissions, and fatalities are limited to those with serious pre-existing conditions.
The government urges citizens to stay informed, continue preventive practices, and avoid misinformation. With awareness and caution, this mild wave can be effectively managed without disrupting daily life.
Where Are the Cases Rising?
As of May 27, 2025, India has 1,010 active COVID-19 cases, with Kerala, Maharashtra, and Delhi reporting the highest numbers. - Kerala tops the chart with 430 active cases and 2 deaths. All cases are mild and in home isolation.
- Maharashtra follows with 210 active cases and 3 deaths, primarily in patients with severe comorbidities.
- Delhi has reported 104 active cases, marking its highest daily spike in nearly three years. All patients are stable and quarantined at home.
Other States Seeing a Rise
Several other states are also witnessing a gradual increase in infections:
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- Gujarat – 83 active cases
- Tamil Nadu – 69 active cases
- Karnataka – 47 active cases, 1 death
- Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, and West Bengal – Cases remain low but under watch
- Telangana, Goa, Haryana, and a few other states – Reported isolated or no new cases
In Bengaluru, clusters have been noted, especially among vulnerable age groups, prompting health advisories.
New Variants and Precautionary Measures
The presence of NB.1.8.1 and LF.7 variants has pushed health authorities to ramp up testing and genome sequencing. While these variants haven’t shown signs of increased severity, they are being tracked closely due to their unfamiliar mutation patterns.The Union Health Ministry continues to stress:
- Avoid panic
- Follow basic COVID precautions
- Monitor symptoms, especially in vulnerable groups
India’s Response: Vigilant but Calm
Despite the uptick, India’s health system remains equipped and responsive. Most infections are not resulting in hospital admissions, and fatalities are limited to those with serious pre-existing conditions. The government urges citizens to stay informed, continue preventive practices, and avoid misinformation. With awareness and caution, this mild wave can be effectively managed without disrupting daily life.
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