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After recording over 4 lakh new cases for the past 4 days, India reported a single-day rise of 3,66,151 Covid cases on Monday.
Maharashtra&rsquo;s daily cases dropped below 40,000 to 37,236 on Monday for the first time after March 31.
Delhi reported 12,651 new infections, lowest in 4 weeks. The positivity rate which has remained above 20% since April 17 also dipped to 19.10%.
Kerala&rsquo;s positivity rate also showed signs of decline at 27.56 per cent. The state recorded 27,487 new cases and 65 fatalities.
The daily cases dropped for the fourth straight day in Uttar Pradesh with 21,331 fresh infections.Andhra Pradesh crossed the 13 lakh mark with 14,986 cases. The last 1 lakh cases were recorded in the last 5 days,
West Bengal on the other hand recorded the highest single day spike with 19,445 new cases.Karnataka logged 39,305 cases, taking the total caseload to 19,73,683.
3,754 more people succumbed to the virus, according to the Union Ministry data updated at 8 am. The Ministry emphasised that over 70% fatalities occurred due to comobidities. The highest number of deaths were recorded in Maharashtra, followed by Karnataka, Uttar Pradesh, Delhi and Tamil Nadu.

Covid-19: Maha, Delhi daily cases dip, Andhra crosses 13 lakh mark 

After recording over 4 lakh new cases for the past 4 days, India reported a single-day rise of 3,66,151 Covid cases on Monday.
Maharashtra&rsquo;s daily cases dropped below 40,000 to 37,236 on Monday for the first time after March 31.
Delhi reported 12,651 new infections, lowest in 4 weeks. The positivity rate which has remained above 20% since April 17 also dipped to 19.10%.
Kerala&rsquo;s positivity rate also showed signs of decline at 27.56 per cent. The state recorded 27,487 new cases and 65 fatalities.
The daily cases dropped for the fourth straight day in Uttar Pradesh with 21,331 fresh infections. Andhra Pradesh crossed the 13 lakh mark with 14,986 cases. The last 1 lakh cases were recorded in the last 5 days,
West Bengal on the other hand recorded the highest single day spike with 19,445 new cases. Karnataka logged 39,305 cases, taking the total caseload to 19,73,683.
3,754 more people succumbed to the virus, according to the Union Ministry data updated at 8 am. The Ministry emphasised that over 70% fatalities occurred due to comobidities. The highest number of deaths were recorded in Maharashtra, followed by Karnataka, Uttar Pradesh, Delhi and Tamil Nadu.

//Infections dip in two Covid-19 epicentres //In a 1st since March 31,&nbsp;Maha's&nbsp;cases below 40000 //Delhi saw 12,651 new cases, lowest in 4 weeks //With&nbsp;27,487 new cases,&nbsp;Kerala's&nbsp;positivity&nbsp;rate declines&nbsp; //UP's daily cases dropped for 4th consecutive day //Andhra&nbsp;crossed the 13 lakh&nbsp;mark with 14,986 cases //Bengal recorded highest daily spike with&nbsp;19,445 cases

In a reprieve, the coronavirus&nbsp;cases in the two epicentres of infections showed a considerable dip in infections on Monday.&nbsp;
For the first time since March 31, Maharashtra&rsquo;s daily cases dropped below 40,000 to 37,236 on Monday.
Delhi reported 12,651 new infections, which is lowest in 4 weeks. The positivity rate which has remained above 20% since April 17 also dipped to 19.10%.
Kerala&rsquo;s positivity rate also showed signs of decline at 27.56 per cent. The southern state recorded 27,487 new cases and 65 fatalities.
With 21,331 fresh infections, the daily cases dropped for the fourth straight day in Uttar Pradesh. Andhra Pradesh crossed the 13 lakh mark with 14,986 cases. The last 1 lakh cases were recorded in the last 5 days.
West Bengal, were elections were held recently,&nbsp;on the other hand recorded the highest single day spike with 19,445 new cases. Karnataka logged 39,305 cases, taking the total caseload to 19,73,683.
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Daily Covid cases & deaths drop, tally crosses 71 lakh

India's daily coronavirus case count continues to fall. On Monday, the country recorded 66,732 new cases which took the tally to over 71 lakh

India's daily coronavirus case count continues to fall. On Monday, the country recorded 66,732 new cases which took the tally to over 71 lakh, according to the data from union health ministry. The number of new fatalities also saw a drop for the ninth consecutive day. The country recorded 816 deaths due to the infection in the last 24 hours. The total number of deaths due to virus now stands at over 1 lakh and 9 thousand. The number of active cases fell further to just over 8.6 lakhs while almost 61.5 lakh patients have recovered from the disease so far.

India's daily coronavirus case count continues to fall. On Monday, the country recorded 66,732 new cases which took the tally to over 71 lakh, according to the data from union health ministry. The number of new fatalities also saw a drop for the ninth consecutive day. The country recorded 816 deaths due to the infection in the last 24 hours. The total number of deaths due to virus now stands at over 1 lakh and 9 thousand. The number of active cases fell further to just over 8.6 lakh&nbsp;while almost 61.5 lakh patients have recovered from the disease so far.

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