COVID-19 Cases in India Today (May 27, 2025): State-Wise Breakdown & Key UpdatesNDTV Profit
🦠 National Overview
As of May 27, 2025, India has reported a total of 1,009 active COVID-19 cases, marking a significant increase from 257 cases just a week prior. This surge is primarily attributed to the emergence of new Omicron sub-variants, notably NB.1.8.1 and LF.7, which have been identified in states like Gujarat and Tamil Nadu. ZeeBiz+3Business Standard+3Hindustan Times+3The Times of India+1covid19india.org+1
📊 State-Wise Active Cases
| State | Active Cases |
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| Kerala | 430 |
| Maharashtra | 209 |
| Delhi | 104 |
| Gujarat | 83 |
| Uttar Pradesh | Data not specified |
| Rajasthan | Data not specified |
| Haryana | Data not specified |
Kerala remains the most affected state, with 430 active cases, followed by Maharashtra and Delhi. The national capital has seen a notable rise, recording 104 active cases. The Indian Express+2The Times of India+2Zee News+2
⚠️ Fatalities
Recent reports indicate fatalities in several states:The Financial Express
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Maharashtra: Multiple deaths, including a recent case in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region.The Times of India
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Kerala: Two deaths reported this month.
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Karnataka: At least one death reported.
Most fatalities involved individuals with pre-existing health conditions. The Times of India
🧬 Emerging Variants
The surge is linked to new Omicron sub-variants:The Times of India+1Hindustan Times+1
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NB.1.8.1: Detected in Tamil Nadu.
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LF.7: Detected in Gujarat.
These variants exhibit higher transmissibility but are currently associated with mild symptoms. The Times of India
🩺 Health Advisory
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Precautions: Elderly individuals, pregnant women, and those with comorbidities are advised to wear masks in crowded places.The Times of India
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Symptoms: Common symptoms include headache, cough, sore throat, and fatigue.The Times of India
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Testing: Not all individuals with mild symptoms require testing; however, those experiencing severe symptoms should seek medical attention.
🧠 Expert Insights
Dr. Rommel Tickoo, Director of Internal Medicine at Max Saket, notes:The Times of India
"Most patients are exhibiting mild symptoms akin to the common flu. There's no cause for panic, but caution is advised." The Times of India
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