@stellensatz @Sandeep_1966 @Ashutos61 @shekhar_mande Starting a separate thread on district level predictions. The predicted trajectories do not match as well as for states because of smaller population.
Let us start with Pune -- it was earlier posted on thread on states. It remains on track to peak during April 12-15 at around 11.5K infections/day.
Next Mumbai where infections are increasing quite fast. The rise will continue for another couple of weeks and likely to peak during Apr 21-25 at around 13K infections/day.
Finally Lucknow. It should peak during Apr 20-25 at ~3.3K infections/day. I am tracking a few more cities of UP like Kanpur and Prayagraj. Rise there is very recent and not yet captured by the model.
<Update on 10/4> Kanpur and Prayagraj are now captured by the model. But let us start with updates. First Pune. Earlier prediction stays. The blue curve has started flattening, an indication of peak.
Next Mumbai. Peak gone up slightly to 14K. To avoid any confusion, I have now explicitly noted in plot that new infections are 7-day average.
Lucknow peak has gone up slightly to ~3.5K infections/day and its timing remains the same. The blue curve appears closing in on the orange one.
Prayagraj started rising very fast but has slowed down a bit now. It is expected to peak at around 3K infections/day during April 16-20. It is early days though and peak value is likely to change.
And finally Kanpur. Blue curve right on orange one! Clearly Corona is a considerate virus, making sure that it follows the trajectory in the city of SUTRA's origin
. Peaking at ~900 infections/day during April 16-20.

Forgot to include Varanasi. It is expected to peak at ~900 infections/day during next five days. The blue curve took a Holi break here as well
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<Update on 14/4> Pune has peaked and now hovering. Hopefully, it will start to come down in a few days unlike Punjab!

Mumbai is close to the peak. Both this and Pune curve support the prediction that Maharashtra is now peaking.
Adding Chennai. It is at start of the rise, and blue curve may take a different direction. Let us see where it goes. As of now, peaking in May.
Now to cities of UP. Lucknow is seeing maximum number of cases. Blue curve has higher slope, but is it tapering off? Current peak value of ~5K cases during 15-20 will depend on this.
Prayagraj saw a very sharp rise but is now tapering off. Orange curve is still predicting a sharp rise with peak to come soon.
Adding Raipur, a city that is seeing very sharp rise. Orange curve has faithfully following blue one, so hope that blue will reciprocate in future
. Peak is round the corner, within a week.

<Update on 16/4> Pune is past the peak and is now on way down. I am zooming out to show the entire timeline. @stellensatz
Bengaluru's blue curve has become jittery. Making up its mind whether to follow orange one?
If it decides to follow orange curve, then peak will arrive during April 25-30 at ~11K.

Also adding Noida. Seems to be peaking during April 20-25. Blue curve is a bit erratic so estimates may change.
<Update on 18/4> @stellensatz Pune is a bit up-and-down. We will just have to wait and see where it goes. Hopefully, parameter values are not changing!
Two days ago, Bengaluru curve was wondering whether to stay on orange or not. Looks like it decided against it.
Revised trajectory will need some more data.

Nagpur was drifting earlier, and seems to be stabilizing now. I would not place too much faith on predictions yet.
Korba is nearing peak. I mistakenly wrote last time that Korba is a town in Jharkhand -- it is in Chhattisgarh.
Bengaluru curve had decided to go another way two days ago, but seems to have changed it mind and is coming back to orange one

I am tracking some more cities: Ahmedabad, Surat, Bhopal, Indore, and Nagpur. However, their trajectories have not stabilized and a few more days are required to make prediction with some confidence.
<Update on 22/4> @stellensatz Starting with Pune as usual. Blue curve continues to hover. Note that the plot is for Pune district -- I understand Pune city is reducing.
Adding Nagpur that has now converged. It should peak within a week. It has gone through an unusual trajectory as can be seen below. Some other districts also show similar trajectory.
Bengaluru curves continue to play hide-and-seek. It hard to develop much confidence in projections until they move is sync for a few days continuously.
Patna presents a special case. The two corves were moving in sync but blue has continued to go up while orange turned. This could due to either significant number of cases from outside or start of a new phase. We will know which soon.
Another similar case is Indore. Both Bhopal and Indore are a little jittery and we need to observe for some days to see if the curves move in sync.
Now to some districts in UP. Lucknow first. The blue curve appears to be at peak. Hope it starts going down soon!
Finally Ranchi. Blue curve is peeking out at the top but has turned. However, it turned like this a few days ago also. Will it continue to turn?
We will know in a few days.

I am working on plots for top 50 districts (large number of active infections or large increase in active infections) of India and plan to put them on a website soon. Watch this space.
<Update on 24/4> @stellensatz Pune still hovering...
Patna continues its upward journey! I understand there is a large influx of people from outside there. We have not modeled that, so predictions are off. Still, it is expected that in a few days the blue curve should turn downward.
Prayagraj continues to confound. It seems on a different trajectory now. Is it a phase change? We need a few more days data to be certain.
Noida curve, which had flattened yesterday, has resumed upward journey. Such intermittent flattening is likely due to delay in testing results.