As India tackles a massive surge in COVID-19 cases, the Omicron variant continues to spread rampantly around the world. Health officials and authorities express concern over the staggering rise in infection rate and urge netizens to take all necessary measures.

India reports 1,94,720 fresh COVID cases, of which Omicron case tally stands at 4,868. The new, heavily mutated variant has become the most dominant strain in many of the Indian states and is said to have replaced the widely-circulating Delta variant.But even when the cases soar to record highs, a large number of people remain unperturbed and are actually hopeful that it might lead to widespread immunity against the SARs-COV-2 virus. Given that the new COVID variant is comparatively milder than the dangerous Delta variant, even if it is highly infectious, some experts claim that it could be our ticket to long term natural immunity. While much remains under speculation, let us weigh the possibilities.Studies have shown that people who recover from COVID-19 develop a robust immune response to the virus, which in turn protects them from future reinfection. This indicates that the body's immune system is capable of remembering the virus. But how?

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