Coronavirus In India: India's Covid-19 tally crossed the grim 14 Lakh mark on Monday, as it witnessed its worst ever single-day spike in Covid-19 infections. It recorded  708 deaths and highest single-day spike of 49,931 cases reported in last 24 hours, as per the health ministry data. Also Read: AIIMS Study Claims 'Over-Emphasis' On Fever As Predominant Covid-19 Symptom May Leave Many Cases Undetected Total Covid-19 positive cases stand at 14,35,453 including 4,85,114 active cases, 9,17,568 cured/discharged/migrated & 32,771 deaths, the Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, stated on Monday morning. Also Read: 'Don't Overuse Sanitisers,' Says Health Ministry Official; Know What Are Its Side-Effects & How To Avoid Them Recoveries in India: The recovery rate among Covid-19 patients has increased to 63.92%. The recoveries/deaths ratio is 96.55%:3.45% now, the Government of India said on Monday. India has 9,17,567 recovered or cured cases of its total 14.35 lakh confirmed cases.  Total tests conducted: The total number of Covid-19 samples tested up to 26th July is 1,68,06,803 including 5,15,472 samples tested yesterday, said the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR).  Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu & Delhi remain worst-hit:  Though the surge in cases and penetration to tier-II cities remain a cause of concern all across the country, the condition of Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu and Delhi gets worse with increasing number of infections everyday. Maharashtra's total confirmed cases surpassed 3.75 lakh grim milestone with Monday's reported data. It has 14,8905 active cases and 13656 deaths. Here is the state-wise chart of active cases, Cured cases , deaths and total confirmed cases as per the MoHFW. 
S. No. Name of State / UT Active Cases* Cured/Discharged/Migrated* Deaths** Total Confirmed cases*
1 Andaman and Nicobar Islands 142 182 0 324
2 Andhra Pradesh 48956 46301 1041 96298
3 Arunachal Pradesh 650 505 3 1158
4 Assam 8109 24040 79 32228
5 Bihar 13117 25815 244 39176
6 Chandigarh 302 572 13 887
7 Chhattisgarh 2463 4944 43 7450
8 Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman and Diu 362 550 2 914
9 Delhi 11904 114875 3827 130606
10 Goa 1549 3277 35 4861
11 Gujarat 13131 40365 2326 55822
12 Haryana 6556 24384 392 31332
13 Himachal Pradesh 966 1198 12 2176
14 Jammu and Kashmir 7680 9928 312 17920
15 Jharkhand 4486 3704 85 8275
16 Karnataka 58425 35838 1878 96141
17 Kerala 9664 9300 61 19025
18 Ladakh 218 1063 4 1285
19 Madhya Pradesh 7857 19132 811 27800
20 Maharashtra 148905 213238 13656 375799
21 Manipur 681 1554 0 2235
22 Meghalaya 562 135 5 702
23 Mizoram 168 193 0 361
24 Nagaland 786 549 4 1339
25 Odisha 8456 16793 140 25389
26 Puducherry 1101 1645 40 2786
27 Punjab 4102 8810 306 13218
28 Rajasthan 9935 25353 621 35909
29 Sikkim 397 148 0 545
30 Tamil Nadu 53703 156526 3494 213723
31 Telangana 12264 41332 463 54059
32 Tripura 1526 2361 13 3900
33 Uttarakhand 2475 3566 63 6104
34 Uttar Pradesh 23921 41641 1426 66988
35 West Bengal 19595 37751 1372 58718
Total 485114 917568 32771 1435453
PM to launch PM To Launch 3 High Throughput Covid-19 Testing' Facilities Today:Global Status: India is the world's third worst-hit country by the virus, after the United States and Brazil. The United States on Saturday recorded 68,212 new coronavirus cases in the previous 24 hours, Johns Hopkins University reported in its real-time tally. In order to ramp up testing of Covid-19 countrywide, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will launch high throughput Covid-19 testing facilities on Monday via video conferencing , the Prime Minister’s Office said on Sunday. According to a release from the PMO, these facilities will ramp up testing capacity in the country and help in strengthening early detection and treatment, thus assisting in controlling the spread of the pandemic. These labs will also reduce turn-around-time and exposure of lab personnel to infectious clinical materials. Also Watch: Over weight are more prone to Coronavirus infection?