A private organization named India In Pixels has calculated the risk of transmission of COVID-19 in the different Indian States. This calculation is as of June 22. The organization said that the metric is a "ratio of active cases to quarantined people - higher the figure, higher the people out there that can spread the disease."

What is the status of the Telugu States in this? Telangana's position is the second-worst in the country. At 122%, it is in a far worse position than even Maharashtra. In contrast, the other Telugu State (Andhra Pradesh) is among the best performers in the State, with a community transmission risk rate of just 8%.

The worst position is occupied by Delhi (143%). Maharashtra (65%), Gujarat (45%) and Tamil Nadu (38%) pose a headache. Kerala's 0.7% and Karnataka's 8% (like AP's) are success stories. A very large State like Uttar Pradesh has got 18% risk.

The organization has used the Aarogya Setu app data for the purpose.

Map made from Aarogya Setu data confirms that Gujrat and many other BJP ruled states are in the HIGH RISK OF COMMUNITY TRANSMISSION
WB whereas falls in the Medium risk category

Proves efficient governance by WB govt
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