Several health professionals and virologist believe that the chances of a 4th wave of The COVID 19 in India by April is not that much.  The general belief is that a big comeback of the virus is unlikely to occur in India unless a new, significant variation appears.

 Existing Situation:
 Over the past few months, COVOD-19 cases in India decreased, with daily infections staying at a low level. this tendency has driven many specialists to assume that the country has entered an endemic phase, with low and consistent transmission rates. Dr. T John, declared that the third wave has passed and our country is now in an endemic state.

Factor Contributing to the potential 4th wave:

• Festive season:- If safety protocols are not followed, in that case, festive season may contribute to an increase in cases.
• Increased Transmissibility:- These new lineages, may be more transmissible and leading rise in cases.

Precaution and Prevention: 

• Vaccination:- It's crucial to stay up-to-date on vaccination to prevent illness.
• Wearing Mask:- Wearing mask in public places can reduce the risk of transmission of virus.
• Social Distancing:- Maintaining social distancing and going in crowded area can help preventing spread of the virus.

Final Thought:
although there is little chances of a 4th wave, experts recommends being vigilant. Maharashtra's COVID-19 task team suggests that ongoing surveillance, especially in high density regions, as well as implementing preventive measures like, indoor masking and immunization to offset any potential dangers. Based on current data and expert opinion, India is unlikely to experience a substantial fourth wave of COVID-19. however, ongoing observation and adherence to public health guidelines and necessary.