Coronavirus cases are increasing in the country. Some states also report to death-related cases. On Saturday, a 55-year-old woman in Noida tested positively in Covid-19. This is the first case of Uttar Pradesh’s Noida.
Active Indian cases
According to the current data of the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare Official Website, there are 1,010 active cases (as of May 26, 2025, at 8 AM IST) in India.
Covid Patient Dies in Rajasthan, the tally case will rise in 23
A 26-year-old Jaipur man, Rajasthan gained the virus. The patient, suffering treatment for tuberculosis and other diseases in the past two months, tried to be positive for Covid-19 on May 24 and died on May 24 (Sunday).
The Medical and Health Department confirms death on May 26 (Monday). On May 26, eight new cases of Covid – 19 were reported to Rajasthan: four from Jodhpur (including three from Jaiphan Hospital, and one from the Rnth Medical College of Udaipur.
Uban niini, ang kinatibuk-ang ihap sa mga impeksyon sa Estado karong tuiga nabanhaw sa 23. Ang pag-apod-apod sa district-maalamon nga Jaipur (4), Pahayagi (1), Phalodi (1), Phalodi (1), Phalodi (1), Phalodi (1), Phalodi (1), Phalodi (1), Phalodi (1), Kaniadtong Domingo, ang tulo nga mga bag-ong The case is reported. Healthy authorities highlighted that the current Jn.1 race, developing from Omicron Ba.2.86, is not considered fatal.
In Maharashtra, a 21-year-old Covid-19 patient suffering in Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Kalwa Hospital on May 25, Thane Municipal Corporation said.
In Karnataka, a patient died on Saturday (May 24), as the health department. This is the first death related to state covid.
There were two killed in Kerala and four killed in Maharashtra.
Corona cases in other states
As with the latest data from Health and Family Welfare, India has 1,010 cases in Couvas (430), Maharashtra (210), and Delhi (104) reporting the highest number of cases. Seven deaths were reported from Maharashtra (4), Kerala (2) and Karnataka (1).
Jn.1 COVID Variant Symptoms
The Jn.1 Coviv variant shows symptoms compared to the past, such as fever, sore throat, fatigue, dry cough, and loss of taste or odor. However, many reports – including one from Johns Hopkins – showing that diarrhea and other gastrointestinal problems can be more common in JN.1. Some typical complaints include fatigue and nostrils.
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With inputs from agencies
