Trends of Epidemiological and Demographic Indicators of COVID-19 in India

Introduction: This study was planned to assess the trends of epidemiological indicators and demographic determinants related COVID-19 in India.
 Methodology: a descriptive analysis cases their outcomes between 1st March 31st May 2020 India. Unpaired t-test ANOVA were used determine statistical differences. Linear regression models prepared estimate effect testing on fatalities. The Infection Fatality Rate (IFR)/Case (CFR), doubling time, Basic Reproduction Number (R0) per week calculated.
 Results: Two-thirds 21-50 years age, while three-fourth deaths among people above 50-years age. mean age infected with declining throughout period. males females significantly different. male-female ratio both infection due near about 2:1. IFR/CFR 3.31 (95% CI = 3.13-3.50) April, which reduced 2.84 2.77-2.92) May. An incremental trend observed recovery rates (9.42% 48.18%), tests conducted / million population (12 2708 million) time (3.59 17.71 days). number influencing fatalities (? 0.016, 95% 0.012-0.020). overall R0 found be 1.72.
 Conclusions: Public health interventions likely effective containing spread COVID-19. There is need further improve capacity. high-risk category individuals being prioritized for hospital admission should redefined include older than 50 years.