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Coronavirus Active Cases Drop In West Bengal, Karnataka Over Past Week

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Coronavirus Active Cases Drop In West Bengal, Karnataka Over Past Week

The number of reported coronavirus cases in India rose 7.5 percent over the last two days to 380,532, the latest data from the ministry of health and family welfare (MoHFW) showed. This is faster than the pace in the preceding 48-hour period when the number of cases went up 6.5 percent.

The death toll has reached 12,573 after growing 5.6 percent over the last two days. Deaths had risen 25 percent in the preceding 48 hours. However, the drastic jump two days ago was due to the Maharashtra government’s decision to update its data after including 1,328 deaths that took place earlier in the outbreak. Maharashtra is the worst-hit state in India.

This week so far, the deaths have risen 32 percent, and the number of cases 14 percent.

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The death count in India has nearly doubled in the last fifteen days. The number of infections is now twice what it was eighteen days ago, and given the rate of growth in this period, it could hit the 400,000-mark by Sunday and the 500,000-mark in eight days.

The continuing rise in cases poses a severe challenge for India’s strained medical capacity and overburdened health system.

Despite a much slower case doubling rate than earlier in the outbreak, new infections and deaths have been rising faster in India than in most other badly-hit countries. The national toll is now the eighth-worst in the world. India has also recorded the biggest increase in confirmed cases over the past week among countries with over 4,000 deaths.

Maharashtra now has 5,751 deaths, and Delhi’s toll has risen to 1,969. Gujarat is next on the list with 1,591 deaths, followed by Tamil Nadu (625) and West Bengal (518). These five states have recorded 83 percent of all COVID-related deaths in India so far. Deaths have surged the most in Haryana, Delhi, and Tamil Nadu in the last seven days.

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The case fatality rates vary widely. At 6.2 percent, Gujarat has the worst fatality rate, followed by Maharashtra, where 4.8 percent of those who tested positive for coronavirus has died. Madhya Pradesh is next with 4.3 percent. India’s case fatality rate is 3.3 percent. Among all states that have had deaths, the case fatality rates are the lowest in Tripura (0.1%), Ladakh (0.1%), and Assam (0.2%).

It is worth noting that data quality on cases and deaths vary across countries and regions because of factors such as differences in testing standards, and in protocols being followed for recording COVID-related deaths.

Maharashtra has 53,915 patients still under treatment, the most in the country, followed by Delhi with 26,669 active cases and Tamil Nadu with 23,068. Gujarat is fourth on the list with 6,191 active cases and West Bengal fifth with 5,477 cases. Out of the 163,248 active cases in India as of Friday morning, the top five states together have 71 percent and the top ten states account for 82 percent. Active cases exclude deaths and recoveries from the list of confirmed cases.

As many as 204,710 patients (54%) have now been discharged in India.

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Among the ten states and union territories with most active cases, Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, and Delhi have seen the highest percentage spike over the past seven days.

News Source: Livemint

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Report: BTS member Jungkook’s song “Seven” is poised to top the U.K. charts.

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Report: BTS member Jungkook’s song “Seven” is poised to top the U.K. charts.

The global phenomenon that is BTS continues to make waves in the music industry, transcending boundaries and captivating audiences worldwide. This time, the spotlight is on Jungkook.

one of the group’s immensely talented members, as his solo song “Seven” is set to dominate the U.K. charts. Let’s delve into the details of this exciting news and explore the factors contributing to Jungkook’s success as a solo artist.

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The Rise of BTS: BTS, a South Korean boy band, has garnered a massive following globally, earning a dedicated fan base known as the ARMY. With their infectious music, mesmerizing performances, and meaningful lyrics, BTS has established themselves as trendsetters and game-changers in the music industry.

Jungkook’s Solo Endeavors: While BTS’s success lies in the collective talent and synergy of all its members, each member has also been exploring their individual artistic ventures. Jungkook, often hailed as the group’s “golden maknae,” has been making waves with his solo projects, showcasing his exceptional vocal prowess and versatility as an artist.

“Seven” Storms the U.K.: News of Jungkook’s solo track, “Seven,” climbing the U.K. charts has taken the music industry by storm. The catchy melody, heartfelt lyrics, and Jungkook’s charismatic delivery have resonated with fans and new listeners alike, propelling the song towards chart-topping success.

Factors Contributing to Jungkook’s Triumph:

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  1. ARMY Power: BTS boasts an incredibly dedicated fan base known for their unwavering support. The passionate ARMY has rallied behind Jungkook, streaming and promoting “Seven” across various platforms, propelling it to the forefront of the U.K. music scene.
  2. Global Appeal: BTS’s international popularity has paved the way for individual members’ solo success. Jungkook’s immense talent, combined with the band’s global recognition, has helped him garner attention and win over audiences beyond the ARMY.
  3. Artistic Growth: Jungkook’s growth as an artist is evident in his solo endeavors. His ability to convey emotions and connect with listeners through his music has struck a chord with fans, creating a strong connection that fuels his solo success.

The Impact of BTS: BTS’s impact on the music industry extends far beyond chart success. Their music promotes self-love, empathy, and resilience, empowering listeners worldwide. Their massive following and achievements open doors for K-pop and Korean artists, fostering cultural exchange and expanding the global reach of Korean music.

Celebrating Music Diversity: The rise of Jungkook’s “Seven” on the U.K. charts also highlights the increasing diversity and inclusivity of the music landscape. It demonstrates that language is no barrier to connecting with audiences, and artists from different cultures can achieve widespread acclaim and recognition.

global impact their devoted fan base. It showcases the power of music to transcend boundaries and connect people from diverse backgrounds. As BTS continues to push boundaries and redefine the music industry, we can eagerly anticipate more solo endeavors from its talented members, each poised to make their unique mark on the world stage.

Note: This blog post is a fictional creation and does not reflect real events or statements by individuals.

Report: BTS Member Jungkook’s Song “Seven” Poised to Top the U.K. Charts

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In exciting news for BTS fans worldwide, Jungkook’s highly anticipated song “Seven” is on track to top the U.K. charts. The track, which showcases Jungkook’s unique vocal prowess and captivating sound, has been well-received by both fans and critics alike. According to recent reports, the song is rapidly climbing the U.K. singles chart, with many expecting it to claim the number one spot soon.

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