
In the past month, infections in urban India increased 1.2 times while they went up by 1.16 times in rural India. Again, fatalities in rural districts increased 1.2 times compared with 1.14 times for urban districts.
Till Sunday, India had recorded 9.1 million infections. The country does not classify districts as rural or urban, so we have classified any district with more than a 30% urban population share as ‘urban’ – in keeping with the average urban-rural share for the country – and one that has around 20-30% urban population as ‘semi-urban’; the rest as ‘rural’.
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