NEW DELHI—While the current second wave of COVID-19 isn’t unique to India, the South Asian nation presents a unique set of problems that are aggravating the surge of the disease, according to a global health care policy expert who has authored a book on the pandemic. Meanwhile, experts are warning that a third wave of COVID-19 is inevitable in India. “I would say the second wave happened all over the world. As the first wave in India was a few months delayed, I think the second wave is also few months delayed, but it happened faster,” Joe Chalil, the author of “Beyond the COVID-19 Pandemic: Envisioning a Better World by Transforming the Future of Healthcare,” told The Epoch Times over the phone. “But it’s the same way which happened in the U.S., which happened in the UK and Europe, France, Italy all over. So this is nothing new. This is to be …