The death toll from the 1918 flu pandemic was around 40 million - maybe only half as many, maybe twice as many - but nevertheless probably around 3% of the then world population. The death toll from Covid-19 has now passed 4 million, so maybe 0.05% of the current world population.
India might have the technical capability to stop the virus but can we say the same with Latin America and Africa? Interesting thing is that the virus is hitting hard in Latin America and India while most of Africa (except for South Africa) had not been hit hard yet. It could be that life expectancy is relatively short so that explains the virus not hitting them as hard as expected.