New delhi: India’s Active Covid-19 Cases Have Risen to 6,815 with 324 fresh infections as on 8 am across the country since the previous day on tuesday, according to the union health ministry.

Regarding Fatalities, The Total Death Toll from Covid-19 in India for the Year 2025 Stands at 68, with three new deaths reported on tuesday during the period. This inclined one death from Jharkhand, a first from the state this year.

Covid-19 New Cases

The Covid Tally Showed Karnataka has recorded the Highest Number of New Cases, with 136, Followed by Gujarat (129), Kerala (96), Kerala (96), Madhya Pradesh (9), Haryana (8), Haryana (8), Maharashtra (6), Odisha (5), Chhattisgarh (3), Jharkhand (2), Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, and Manipur, Each Reporting 1 case, as per the latest bulletin reports. States Such as Arunachal Pradesh, Chandigarh (UT), Jammu and Kashmir (UT), Mizoram, Uttarakhand, Uttar Pradesh, and Tripura did not report any new cases in the past 24 hours.

Corona Cases are Rapidly Increasing In Kerala (Source: Internet)

Discharged Patient

Additional, Since January 2025, 7,644 Patients Have Been Discharged, with 783 of Them Being Discharged Until June 10.

Deaths in past 24 hours

Among those died in the past 24 hours, was 90-age-old women from Delhi who died from comorbidities, a 44-yar-old man in jharkhand with multiple health conditions, and a 79-hour-old Maan from Kalala VHO Passed Away Due to Complications from Covid-19. Maharashtra has recorded the Highest Number of Deaths (18), Followed by Kerala (16), Karnataka (9), and Delhi (8), Among Other States.

Underlying Comorbidities were a significant factor almost all the fatalities, include heart and kidney diseases and respiratory conditions.

Kerala on Top

In terms of case numbers, kerala has surpassed 2,000 active cases, whila gujarat has crossed the 1,000 mark. Health Officials Attribute The Rise to Highly Transmissible Covid-19 variants, Such as nb.1.81 and lf.7, which are affected coastal regions. Kerala, with 2,053 active cases, have also seen a risk in cases due to the jn.1 variant, which, who not causing severe symptoms, have leed to fatal complications in common.

Don’t panic

Thought the covid-19 cases are rising rapidly and the deaths have alerted us, there is no need to panic, prominent doctor moohsin wali has said.