Gujarat also has the highest burden of hypertension with 159,150 cases reported as on March 2015 out of a total number of 715, 382, working out to about 22%.

Gujarat also has the highest burden of hypertension with 159,150 cases reported as on March 2015 out of a total number of 715, 382, working out to about 22%. Maharashtra had 96,278 hypertension cases, while Punjab had 38,273 and Rajasthan 61,792 cases.
However, figures from these two diseases were not available for many states including Delhi and Manipur.
Lately, India has also shown an increase in the number of cases of Acute Respiratory Infection (ARI).
The Central Bureau of Health Intelligence report revealed that nearly 3,000 people have died due to ARI in 2014. The data showed that 34,814,636 cases of ARI were reported in 2014, out of which 16,790,438 were females while the total number of deaths were 2,932.
Source-IANS
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