Notation: EPI -Epidemic Index; ERI - Epidemic Risk Index.

The positive trend continues. EPI <1 for the last week. As a result, ERI is decreasing. Pandemic trend: downward. The pandemic is at a decelerating stage., i.e. moving in a right direction.

On 11 May, EPI became < 1 since the start of the second wave. Positive trend. The Risk ERI is starting to decrease. The pandemic wave has reached its peak and starting to move downward.

The pandemic surge continues. EPI is still above 1 but decreasing. Infection is spreading at a slower rate.

The pandemic continues to surge. The Risk number ERI is rocketing. Second wave is in full swing!

Since 24 March the pandemic is in a red/danger/high risk zone. The pandemic continues to spread.

There are signs of the pandemic surging again. it is the start of the 2nd wave? Since 17 February, EPI >1. It means the pandemic is spreading. The risk index ERI < 1 but increasing.

EPI < 1. ERI < 1 and continues to decrease. The pandemic is slowing down and, moreover, it is in a safe/green zone

The pandemic is in a low risk zone.

The pandemic is slowing down. Moreover, since the 4th of December it's in a safe zone, because both parameters, EPI and ERI, are below 1.

On the 4th of December the Risk Index ERI=0.98<1. For the first time since the start of the pandemic both parameters, EPI and ERI, <1 (low risk zone).

The pandemic is slowing down. EPI < 1. ERI is decreasing and approaching 1.

The pandemic in India continues to demonstrate signs of decline. EPI (R number) < 1. ERI (risk number) is still >1 but decreasing. The pandemic is moving in a right direction.

There are signs of the pandemic slowing down in India. Hopefully, the trend will continue.