It is a fact that the coronavirus pandemic has not ended yet. There are still records of new infections getting reported daily in many parts of the country and also many people still dying due to the outbreak of COVID-19. As the biggest festival of India Diwali is nearing, chances are high that people will flock out of their homes to do the shopping and get all the stuff to celebrate the festival in enthusiasm and vigor.
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Whether the falling number of cases is a sign of the end of the second wave or not, that even the experts cannot claim confidently because the country saw how the second wave of the coronavirus pandemic hit back hard on people’s various claims and announcements about the pandemic to have ended in February 2021.
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More or less, the moral of the story is that we need to be prepared for both the endemic of the pandemic or the third wave possibility. Because in this era, the future is totally uncertain and we have no 100% assurance even from the insurance companies in today’s times about our life, car/bike, job, etc. Only the Supreme Power knows it all and does it all at the right time and the right thing which is something human minds cannot predict right away.
So, apart from all the above theories and assumptions, what are we going to know or do if we imagine how do we want to see ourselves in the post-COVID-19 future. Is there something that we were ungrateful all this while but when the pandemic came, we realized its importance instantly? If yes, find out the ways you would like to be thankful for it or that person whom you never considered as valuable but now as it is not with you, you are trying your best to protect or cherish it and even in the future.
