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Updated: Feb 11, 2021 12:56:18 PM IST
A health worker (R) inoculates a private hospital staff with a Covid-19 vaccine in Hyderabad on January 28, 2021.
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The COVID-19 pandemic seems to be on a roller coaster ride in much of the western world. The new variants in the UK, South Africa, Brazil have exacerbated the already dire scenario. While the news is full of a grim winter in much of the US and the EU, India seems to have evaded the worst. However, the lull in India is tempered by a sense of uncertainty about mutations: some evade the natural immune response, some are transmitted more easily, and we now know that the UK variant causes a more severe disease, accompanied by a higher mortality. In all this gloom, the silver lining for India has been an abundant availability of vaccines. Even the UN Secretary General has praised India’s efforts of indigenously manufacturing vaccines. Yet, this reassurance must be tempered, given what we have seen of