COVID-19 AN INVISIBLE ENEMY

INTRODUCTION

Today, the whole world is very much problems invisible enemy i.e; COVID-19. 

COVID-19, another name, corona virus is an infectious disease caused by severe acute respiratory syndrome corona virus 2(SARS-COV-2).This was first identified in dec,2019 in Wuhan(CHINA) and has since spread globally , resulting in the ongoing 2019-20 corona virus pandemic. Common symptoms include fever, cough and shortness of breath. Other symptoms may include fatigue, muscle pain, sore throat, loss of smell and abdominal pain.

PURPOSES

Its common purpose will continue to deliver programmes. However, this will be done through digital and virtual means. It is important to build strong and diverse networks to provide the advent of social distancing. The priority should be health and the purpose should also focuses on health.

SUBJECTIVITY

According to me, everyone should be entitled to their own opinion and you should always cross-check with external references. So I can say that COVID-19 is subjective as everyone has their own opinion and it may be biased.

Our government had introduced lockdown for 21 days and now lockdown is implemented till 3 may. The lockdown had made its impact on many important aspects of our economy. Let us see its impacts.

IMPACT ON INDUSTRIES/BUSINESS

Lockdown has made a drastic effect on the industries. For example the lockdown has shown its impact on the textiles industries. The apparel industry is severely hit all over the world. Stores are closed and almost all buyers are cancelling or postponing orders as they have big inventories. They msy not place orders in the next few months as well.

IMPACT ON EDUCATION AND E-LEARNING

The locked down has shown its extreme impacts on the education sector. All the schools and colleges of the world are closed but yaw; it gave drastic progress to the e-learning sector. Online classes are taken by the students and teachers are also giving their best efforts by giving online classes so that their syllabus would not get disturbed.

WORK FROM HOME – CHALLENGES AND PROSPECTS

NASSCOM former president R. Chandrasekhar said the work from home systems being adopted by several firms across the globe, including India, may have a negative impact on the industry in the short term, but in the long run it would change the working style. According to me not giving up and arming our self with research is the prospect of work from home.

POLLUTION AND LOCKDOWN

The lockdown forces us to remain in our houses. This made the people somewhat frustrated. But the lockdown has given happiness to the environment and us. The Ganga River which was the most polluted river at a time now is very pure and the level of pollution is fallen very much. Now we can breathe in the fresh air and drink clean and pure water. In this way, lockdown brings a new life to us.

IMPACT ON ECONOMY

From cities under lockdown to most affected communities, we look at how the outbreak of this deadly disease affects the world’s economy. For example corona virus could cut costs in world’s most expensive cities. Labour and daily wage workers are getting jobless. Indian economy would like to see only 2% growth in 2021.

CONCLUSION

At least, I can say that COVID-19 or corona virus should not be taken lightly because it is a deadly disease. We can be protected if we follow what the government had ordered and should be taken proper precautions like washing hands for 20 seconds in every 20 min. And many more.

“Stay home, stay safe” 

AUTHOR:

PAYAL POPHALE

B.Tech CSE 3RD YEAR

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