Maharashtra which is one of the worst affected COVID-19 states has 1,80,298 cases. Along with these states telangana Uttar Pradesh, West bengal, gujarat, rajasthan and karnataka are also witnessing a surge in the number of coronavirus cases.

Delhi
The COVID-19 cases in the National capital rose to 89,802 on Thursday. 2,803 died due to coronavirus in the state, while 59,992  patients were cured of the virus. delhi is the third-worst COVID-19 affected state in the country.

Telangana
Telangana reported 1,213 new COVID-19 cases reported on thursday, July 2. With this, the total number of coronavirus cases in the state climbed up to 18,570. Currently, there are 9,226 active cases in the state.

Maharashtra
The number of COVID-19 cases in maharashtra jumped to 180,298 on Thursday. A total of 93,154 people have been recovered from coronavirus and while 8,053 have died.

Tamilnadu
Tamil Nadu is the second-worst affected COVID-19 state in the country, with a total of 94,049 cases. The death toll due to COVID-19 rose to 1,264 On Thursday. 52,926 patients were completely recovered and discharged till July 2.

Gujarat
Gujarat COVID-19 cases reached to 33,232 on Thursday. A total of 24,030 people recovered from coronavirus while 1,867 succumbed to the infection.

Uttar Pradesh
The COVID-19 cases in Uttar Pradesh rose to 24,056 and the number of coronavirus recoveries has touched 16,629. While 718 people died due to the virus.

Rajasthan
The number of coronavirus cases in the rajasthan climbed up to 19,170 on Thursday. While 413 died of virus till now, while 14,220 were recovered from the virus.
 
West Bengal:
Over 18,559 people have contracted coronavirus in West bengal till date. A total of 2,528 recovered from the virus while 683 people died.

Karnataka
Karnataka reported 16,514 coronavirus cases till thursday, while  253 people have lost their lives to COVID-19. Around 8,063 patients have recovered from the virus.

Haryana
The number of COVID-19 cases in haryana rose to 14,941 and the death toll stands at 240. Around  10,000 were recovered from the virus till July 2.
 
Along with this, other states also witnessed a hike in COVID-19 cases
Madhya Pradesh- 13,800 cases
Andhra Pradesh - 15,252
Bihar - crossed 10,000-mark
Jammu and kashmir - 7,695
Odisha - 7,316
Assam - 8,582
Punjab - 5,668
Kerala - 4,593