After months of stability, COVID-19 cases in India are rising once again. As of May 27, 2025,
the country has reported 1,010 new cases. Health officials are closely monitoring the
situation as concerns grow over a possible new wave.
India has reported a sharp surge in COVID-19 cases, with active infections rising to 1,010 as
of May 27, 2025 — a significant jump from just 257 cases on May 19. Kerala remains the
most affected state with 430 active cases, followed by Maharashtra with 209, including 66
new cases in a single day, 31 of which were reported in Mumbai. Delhi has also recorded
104 cases, while other states like Gujarat (83), Karnataka (47), Uttar Pradesh (15), and
Bihar (6 new cases in Patna) are witnessing a steady rise.
Health authorities have urged the public not to panic but to stay alert. While no strict
restrictions have been reintroduced yet, officials are closely monitoring the situation. People
are advised to follow basic precautions like wearing masks in crowded places, maintaining
hygiene, and avoiding unnecessary travel. With numbers rising, it remains to be seen how the
situation unfolds in the coming weeks.
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