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Emerging pandemics show how human nature makes individuals vulnerable, and societies must be prepared. A coronavirus, which was first noticed towards the end of 2019, has been formally classified as a pandemic by the World Health Organisation. Different nations are reacting differently to the viral outbreak. In China and other major countries, there have been cases of delay in discovery and response, which overloaded the local health systems. However, only a very limited number of cases have been identified since the pandemic began in a number of other countries that have been effective in suppressing the virus. The most successful methods for limiting the disease's transmission have shown to be restrictive measures, such as lockdowns, social isolation, isolation of patients, contact tracing, and quarantining of exposed people. This evaluation will help the audience comprehend other countries' diverse reactions and effects. India responded to the outbreak using the lessons it had gained from these other countries' responses. Time will tell how well India has controlled the pandemic. We also make recommendations for future steps the international community should take to manage and lessen the situation.