Wednesday saw 42,800 fresh cases and 533 deaths were reported in the last 24 hours.
Compared to last week both cases and deaths have decreased marginally.
The numbers of Jharkhand are still awaited during the submission of this report.
Although the whole data shows a stable situation in this country, there are several variations between countries.
In 13 states and UT, cases have increased compared to the last week.
Andhra Pradesh saw the highest weekly surge, recording 432 cases on Wednesday compared to the last.
Similarly, the increase was 358 for Kerala, 238 for Karnataka, 193 for Tamil Nadu and 127 for Himachal Pradesh.
In the Northeast, where the second wave is still strong, there are only two countries that report higher cases than the last week.
The increase was 157 in Mizoram and 31 in Nagaland.
For all other countries in this region, the case on Wednesday is less than fresh infections reported last week.
Manipur, the worst hit country in the region, saw a decline in 238 cases while cases fell on 211, 153, 124, 23 and 20 for Assam, Tripura, Arunachal, Sikkim and Meghalaya, respectively.
Both Maharashtra and Odisha – stated that reported more than a thousand everyday cases – see a decline compared to last week.
On Wednesday, Kerala is a leading country in terms of new cases.
In the last 24 hours the country has reported 22,414 cases and was attended by Maharashtra with 6,126 cases and Andhra with 2,442.
Maharashtra reported the highest death in 195, followed by Kerala with 108 – the only country with more than a hundred deaths.