Coronavirus India update: State-wise total number of confirmed cases, deaths on October 30

Total number of confirmed positive cases in India reaches 81,33,953; death toll stands at 1,21,532 as of October 30

The spread of the novel coronavirus in India has quickened in the last few days with new cases of Covid-19 and deaths reported every day. The epidemic has expanded its footprint in the country and has affected over 80 lakh people since the first positive case was confirmed on January 30 in Kerala.

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More than three billion people around the world have lived under lockdown as governments stepped up efforts to contain the pandemic, which has left over a million people dead globally.

Track state-wise total number of confirmed Covid-19 cases on October 31 here

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Here’s the tally of Covid-19 positive cases in India and the state-wise impact:

Coronavirus in India: Total number of positive cases (including deaths): 81,33,953 as of October 30

States/UTs death toll (details are updated as we receive information): 1,21,532

States	Total cases	Deaths
Andaman and Nicobar Islands	4,305	59
Arunachal Pradesh	14,668	37
Assam	206015	926
Bihar	215964	1,084
Chandigarh	14351	225
Chhattisgarh	1,83,588	1,989
Dadra and Nagar Haveli & Daman and Diu	3,243	2
Goa	43416	602
Gujarat	172009	3,714
Haryana	165467	1,777
Himachal Pradesh	21577	306
Jharkhand	1,00,964	883
Karnataka	820398	11,091
Kerala	425122	1,457
Lakshadweep	0	0
Madhya Pradesh	170690	2,941
Maharashtra	1672858	43,837
Manipur	18272	164
Meghalaya	9382	87
Mizoram	2,694	1
Nagaland	8945	38
Delhi	381644	6,470
Puducherry	34908	592
Punjab	133158	4,187
Rajasthan	195213	1,898
Sikkim	3,893	67
Tamil Nadu	722011	11,091
Telangana	237187	1,330
Tripura	30663	346
Uttar Pradesh	480082	7,007
Uttarakhand	61915	1,011
West Bengal	369671	6,784
Odisha	288646	1,308
Andhra Pradesh	820565	6,676
Jammu and Kashmir	94330	1,471
Ladakh	6,139	74

No. of people discharged: 73,15,989

Note: The tallies above include foreigners who have been infected with Covid-19.

While the Centre and state governments have been trying hard to check the Covid-19 spread by tracking, isolating and treating infected people, the daily rise in India cases is worrisome.