COVID-19: These are India’s worst affected states with the highest number of infections

The western state recorded 57,13,215 confirmed COVID-19 cases and 94,030 fatalities. The state currently has 2,76,573 active cases with the recovery rate at 53,39,838.

The southwestern state has 25,67,449 confirmed cases and 28,298 deaths. Karnataka currently has 3,50,066 active COVID-19 cases in the state and the recovery rate stands at 21,89,064.

The southern state has 24,94,386 confirmed cases and 8,456 fatalities. It currently has 2,33,031 active cases and the recovery stands at 22,52,505.

With 20,39,716 confirmed COVID-19 cases and 23,261 deaths, Tamil Nadu is among one of the worst hit states in South India. The state currently has 3,10,157 active cases with the recovery rate at 17,06,298.

The most populous state in India recorded 16,88,152 confirmed COVID-19 cases and 20,208 deaths. Uttar Pradesh currently has 46,201 active cases with recovery rate at 16,21,743.

Second worst affected state in southern India with 16,71,742 confirmed COVID-19 cases and 10,738fatalities. The state currently has 1,73,622 active cases whereas 14,87,382 people recovered after the infection.

Cases in the country's capital state are rising daily and currently have 13,035 active cases. The state recorded 14,24,646 confirmed cases and 24,073 deaths with 13,87,538 people recovering from the virus.

Worst affected state in the east, West Bengal registered 13,54,956 confirmed COVID-19 cases and 15,268 fatalities. Currently, Bengal has 1,02,398 active cases with 12,37,290 people recovering from the virus.

The state has 42,914 active cases of COVID-19. It has registered 9,67,645 confirmed cases and 12,979 fatalities.

This western state has recorded 9,36,162 confirmed cases and 8,251 deaths, so far. Rajasthan, currently, has 56,628 active cases with a recovery rate of 8,71,283.