The fresh cases of Covid-19 were recorded during the Sunday Diwali which ended on Sunday was the lowest since the beginning of the second wave in the country in mid-February this year.
India recorded a slightly more than 80,700 new Coronavirus cases in a week (November 1-7), a 16% bulk reduction from the number (96,500) which was recorded in the previous week.
This is the lowest weekly calculation since February 8-14 this year, when new cases dropped to 77,284.
From mid-February and so on, infections began to rise in what turned out to be a second wave of second pandemic in the country.
The main reason for a sharp decline in cases this week can be a disorder in testing and detection because of Diwali.
Upcoming weeks can reveal whether the celebration has an impact on Covid infection.
Coronavirus cases have decreased steadily for the past nine weeks, with only weeks after Dussehra / Durga Puja registered a 1% marginal decline.
The daily number shows the cases declined in almost all states and the country of the United States, except for Jammu and Kashmir, who saw a surge in infection, especially in the last two days.
UT reported 165 new cases on Sunday, the highest daily count since September 23, when 172 cases were reported.
Meanwhile, 2,614 deaths from viruses were recorded in a week.
New cases on Sunday Diwali fell to the lowest since the beginning of the 2nd wave
