New Delhi: India on Tuesday (June 7, 2020)  reported the highest single-day spike of 9,987 new COVID-19 cases and 266 deaths in the last 24 hours.


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According to the Health Ministry data, the total number of cases in the country now at 266598, including 129917 active cases, 129215 cured/discharged/migrated and 7466 deaths.


Maharashtra remains the worst-affected state in the country with 88,528 confirmed cases of COVID-19 so far. Tamil Nadu remains second with  33,229 cases and Delhi at third with 29,943 cases.


Here's the state-wise data of coronavirus cases:


S. No. Name of State / UT Active Cases* Cured/Discharged/Migrated* Deaths** Total Confirmed cases*
1 Andaman and Nicobar Islands 0 33 0 33
2 Andhra Pradesh 2031 2745 75 4851
3 Arunachal Pradesh 50 1 0 51
4 Assam 2107 665 4 2776
5 Bihar 2672 2499 31 5202
6 Chandigarh 39 273 5 317
7 Chhattisgarh 848 308 4 1160
8 Dadar Nagar Haveli 20 2 0 22
9 Delhi 17712 11357 874 29943
10 Goa 263 67 0 330
11 Gujarat 5309 13956 1280 20545
12 Haryana 2681 2134 39 4854
13 Himachal Pradesh 189 227 5 421
14 Jammu and Kashmir 2916 1324 45 4285
15 Jharkhand 730 519 7 1256
16 Karnataka 3177 2519 64 5760
17 Kerala 1175 814 16 2005
18 Ladakh 50 52 1 103
19 Madhya Pradesh 2688 6536 414 9638
20 Maharashtra 44384 40975 3169 88528
21 Manipur 214 58 0 272
22 Meghalaya 22 13 1 36
23 Mizoram 41 1 0 42
24 Nagaland 115 8 0 123
25 Odisha 992 1993 9 2994
26 Puducherry 75 52 0 127
27 Punjab 482 2128 53 2663
28 Rajasthan 2513 8004 246 10763
29 Sikkim 7 0 0 7
30 Tamil Nadu 15416 17527 286 33229
31 Telengana 1803 1710 137 3650
32 Tripura 646 192 0 838
33 Uttarakhand 684 714 13 1411
34 Uttar Pradesh 4320 6344 283 10947
35 West Bengal 4743 3465 405 8613
  Cases being reassigned to states 8803     8803
  Total# 129917 129215 7466 266598

The recovery rate in India stands at 48.46 percent. In Maharashtra alone 40,975 patients have recovered so far.


India is the fifth worst-hit nation by the COVID-19 pandemic after the US, Brazil, Russia and the UK, according to Johns Hopkins University data.