India's fight against coronavirus wasn't entirely a success story. However, the government's push for domestic vaccine production was a positive. It aimed to make vaccines accessible to a large number of its citizens. But the execution faced challenges. There were issues with distribution, especially in remote areas. And the second wave was a major setback which shows that there were many areas that needed improvement in the overall fight against the virus.
India had some initiatives that could be considered in the context of a success story. The use of technology in healthcare, such as telemedicine which helped in providing medical advice remotely, was a good step. Also, the adaptation of public spaces like schools and stadiums into temporary healthcare facilities during the peak of the pandemic was a creative solution. But there were also major problems like the overcrowding in hospitals during the second wave which led to many tragic outcomes, so it's not a straightforward success.
I'm not sure it was a full - fledged success story. But if we consider some aspects, the mobilization of a large number of healthcare workers was important. They worked tirelessly to test, treat, and vaccinate people. Also, the community - based initiatives where local communities came together to enforce safety norms had an impact.