Covid-19 come back india-2025

 

Date: May 25, 2025
Author: Avinash Chauhan

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India is witnessing a modest but noticeable rise in active COVID-19 cases, with the nationwide count reaching 257. While the numbers remain relatively low compared to the peak pandemic years, the uptick has drawn attention, especially in certain southern states.

Key Highlights:

• Total Active Cases in India (as of May 2025): 257

• States with the Highest Number of Active Cases:

  • Uttar Pradesh – 44

  • Kerala – 30

  • Delhi – 33

  • Gujarat – 28

  • Maharashtra – 14

  • Karnataka – 14

  • West Bengal – 16

  • Rajasthan – 22

Together, Kerala, Tamil Nadu, and Maharashtra account for over 85% of active COVID-19 cases, signaling the need for focused monitoring and local containment if needed. 

State/UT	Active Cases
Andaman and Nicobar Islands	0
Andhra Pradesh	0
Arunachal Pradesh	0
Assam	3
Bihar	0
Chandigarh	1
Chhattisgarh	2
Dadra and Nagar Haveli & Daman and Diu	0
Delhi	33
Goa	2
Gujarat	28
Haryana	0
Himachal Pradesh	2
Jammu and Kashmir	0
Jharkhand	0
Karnataka	14
Kerala	30
Ladakh	1
Lakshadweep	0
Madhya Pradesh	9
Maharashtra	14
Manipur	0
Meghalaya	0
Mizoram	1
Nagaland	0
Odisha	5
Puducherry	0
Punjab	3
Rajasthan	22
Sikkim	1
Tamil Nadu	3
Telangana	1
Tripura	0
Uttarakhand	4
Uttar Pradesh	44
West Bengal	16

Conclusion:

Although the numbers are far from alarming, the slight increase in active COVID-19 cases across some states — particularly in Kerala, Maharashtra, and Tamil Nadu — is a reminder that continued vigilance is necessary. Health departments in affected regions are likely to monitor the situation closely and step up preventive measures if needed.

For now, India remains in a stable position, but the public is advised to continue following basic health protocols, especially in states witnessing higher case counts.