First of all, India's social strata are divided, the gap between the rich and the poor is large, and India's slums are everywhere. Due to India's long-term caste system, Indian society has been seriously divided and divided, that is to say, the gap between different social classes is very large, not only in material wealth, but also in the level of medical care during the COVID-19 epidemic. Due to the large number of Indians, the land area of the whole country is not particularly large, resulting in a large living area of Indian population. So it also aggravates the infection to a certain extent, and under the great difference of health conditions of different classes, many people can't get timely treatment after diagnosis, which will infect others.
Secondly, the average social education level of Indian people is low, and most people have limited education. At the beginning of the outbreak of COVID-19, some residents in Indian slums even regarded cow urine as a panacea for the COVID-19 epidemic. In their view, cows are the gods of India, so cow urine naturally has magical power. Such absurd remarks are not only believed, but also practiced by many people. At this level of social education, it has also increased the difficulty of epidemic prevention in India.
Finally, for the Indian government, there is no corresponding organizational capacity to fight the epidemic. As a capitalist country, India and the United States and other capitalist countries have a common feature, that is, when the country and society face serious problems, they can't deal with them in time with the state machine, which will delay the best opportunity. For this COVID-19 epidemic, the most important thing is to protect it in the early stage of the epidemic, but for the Indian government, not only did it not take corresponding measures.