Anamnesis Of How India Dealt And Paved Entrepreneurial Opportunities During The Pandemic Covid-19

Jyotsna Rai; Rakesh Kumar Yadav

Jyotsna Rai Research Scholar, School of Business Management IFTM University, Moradabad, U.P., India.
Rakesh Kumar Yadav Professor and Head Department of Management, School of Business Management IFTM University, Moradabad, U.P., India

Keywords: Covid-19, India, Economy, Lockdown, ArogySetu, Entrepreneurial Opportunities, Covid-19 Immunisation, CoWIN Application.

Abstract

The Covid-19 proved to the world as a real pandemic affecting millions of people worldwide. India, the second-most populous nation globally, also suffered severely from the disease covid-19. As of 31st of December 2020, India was investigated with 10,305,674 confirmed cases, and the death toll was 1,48,738. More than 20 thousand confirm cases from covid-19 were in December itself across the nation. Like other nations, India went through a different lockdown and unlocked rules and regulations, adversely affectinghuman life and the economy. People realised that human sustenance on limited means was never challenging, but then it had repercussions from economic aspects. Here, we attempt to discuss how India dealt and would probably deal with the significant financial and human life issues during and post covid-19. Additionally, how this pandemic proved to be a boon for some and created entrepreneurial opportunities for them. This paper is a glance at the update on India’s Covid-19 vaccine and the massive inoculation drive 2021.