Author: Dr. P. Gopikrishna, Dr. J. Anil Premraj, Dr. M. Vinothkumar, R. Ajayendra, Dr. S. Raja, Dr. A. Manikandan, Dr. A. Rushikesava, M.Venkata Sai Koushik

Abstract: Covid-19, which is also referred to as Novel Coronavirus Disease, has begun in China and has rapidly crossed multiple national borders and infected people all over the world, where India has been severely affected by this outbreak in almost all sectors; as a result of the threat of the spread of this viral disease, India, at the beginning, has been forced to shut down all general activities and to force a tight lockdown to restrict human interactions. These sudden restrictions and orders have puzzled and affected the common public in many ways, such as emotionally, physically, financially, and career-wise, halting their potential improvements, and have also ruined many people's livelihoods and the rhythm of life in India. Although the process of unlocking has started and successfully implemented, at the time of post lockdown, people were not afraid of the coronavirus at the same time, due to the experiences of facing rapid attacks from new variants such as Delta, Delta Plus, and Omicron, triggered different psychological and social problems in the living society. In this connection, this research paper exclusively focuses on the sudden rise of domestic violence, depression, and surge of anger between people since the virus outbreak in India. This study covers various associated issues as well as views on financial and social issues and government actions to control the spread of the virus when these negative characteristics make the situation more vulnerable. Thus, through the findings and analysis of this paper, it is useful to know the pulse of common people in India and their tactics to handle these situations which also prevents negativity in people because of these crucial circumstances.

Keywords: Depression, Emotional, Financial, Frustration, Indians, Lockdown, New Normal, Post-Lockdown

Article Info: Received: 05 Dec 2023; Received in revised form: 01 Jan 2024; Accepted: 08 Jan 2024; Available online: 19 Jan 2024

DOI: 10.22161/ijels.91.8