**14. Conclusion**

The world has witnessed the recent pandemic of SARS CoV-2 and it is difficult to see that the world will return to pre-covid life any time soon. Although the global vaccination drive has brought this fatal respiratory infection under control, still SARS CoV-2 trajectory is yet to form a plateau. It is anticipated that with the transition of this pandemic to an endemic, uncertainties will remain with the human population. The persistence of this endemic virus in different pockets of the world may rise as a seasonal epidemic flu with some susceptible individuals who might succumb to its infection if immunocompromised or with waning levels of immunity.

We all share a beautiful world and as wisely said by "Sir Mahatma Gandhi", "Unity to be real must stand the severest strain without breaking". This pandemic has taught the world to be unanimous, be it in fighting against this disease by imposing national and international lockdowns to cease the spread of the disease or helping each other by providing daily bread and needs to the jobless migrants and affected people. Furthermore, the inflow of funds among different nations for rapid and continuous research led to the development of globally effective vaccines in the shortest time. The whole world stands together and looks forward to their respective contributions to keep an eye on the trajectory of COVID-19 so that we can reach the plateau with more effective strategies to combat COVID-19 and any more such pandemics in the near future if any.
