According to Covid Update from the Union ministry of health and family welfare (MoHFW), which was updated at 8 a.m. on Friday, India registered 132,364 instances of coronavirus sickness in the last 24 hours, bringing the total number of infections to 28,574,350. In the same time span, 2713 people died from Covid-19, bringing the total death toll to 340,702, according to the report.

For the first time in two days, India’s daily new instances of viral sickness have decreased marginally. Since registering 127,510 new infections in the 24 hours leading up to June 1  the lowest single-day increase in more than two months  the country has reported 132,788 and 134,154 cases in the following two days.

The national recovery rate has increased to 93.80 percent, according to Friday’s figures, after 207,071 people were discharged in the previous 24 hours, bringing the total recovered cases to 26,597,655. Active cases have decreased to 1,635,993, representing 5.72 percent of the national caseload, a decrease of 77,420 infections over the previous 24-hour bulletin.
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On Friday morning, the government-run Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) announced that 2,075,428 tests were conducted on June 3. While this is a decrease from the 2,159,873 tests completed on June 2, the ICMR numbers reveal that 357,433,846 tests have been conducted to date.

The decrease in daily cases has coincided with containment measures implemented by state and union territory governments. Several state governments, including Delhi and Maharashtra, have declared plans to Âunlock or depart from lockdown or lockdown-like constraints, while others have announced an extension of limitations to further disrupt the chain of transmission of telecommunications.

However, because daily instances continue to exceed 100,000, the federal government stated on June 1 that the Central Board of Secondary Education’s class 12th board exams will be canceled (CBSE). Within hours, the Council of Indian Certificate of Secondary Education (CISCE) also declared that its class 12th exams would be canceled. When the second round of tests was announced in April, the class 10th tests were canceled.

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