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Masih, Priyanka A.
- Impact of COVID-19 Pandemic Crisis on Education and Health System in India
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1 Ph.D Scholar, Principal, Rohilkhand College of Nursing, Bareilly International University, Bareilly. P, IN
2 Ph.D Scholar, Assistant Professor, Keshlata College of Nursing, Bareilly International University, Bareilly., IN
3 Ph.D Scholar, Assistant Professor Rohilkhand College of Nursing, Bareilly International University, Bareilly., IN
1 Ph.D Scholar, Principal, Rohilkhand College of Nursing, Bareilly International University, Bareilly. P, IN
2 Ph.D Scholar, Assistant Professor, Keshlata College of Nursing, Bareilly International University, Bareilly., IN
3 Ph.D Scholar, Assistant Professor Rohilkhand College of Nursing, Bareilly International University, Bareilly., IN
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International Journal of Advances in Nursing Management, Vol 10, No 4 (2022), Pagination: 420-423Abstract
Coronavirus has totally determined individuals lives of India just as rest of the world, absolutely in an alternate way. Consequently like different nations, India is likewise gravely upsetting now in a colossal manner like schooling thus called best wellbeing foundations absolutely influence the financial condition towards descending bearing of the present time and the future in a savage way. There is no closure till now to stop this pandemic and the entire world is confronting other COVID-19 repercussions for example pandemic emergency. Financially, India was at that point in an awful condition before beginning of this pandemic and now this emergency has caused increasingly more unfortunate circumstance for individuals. All individuals lives of both metropolitan and country territories are dangerous influenced by this pandemic emergency. Social separating and other security safety measure are not completely followed by individuals. Then again, this pandemic emergency has expanded the joblessness rate with nervousness and discouragement. In that circumstance, both government and general medical services area are fallen because of substantial COVID-19 patients. The previous actual homeroom framework is completely changed into online study hall framework and students (fundamentally in country areas) fell some trouble to receive this. This emergency creates another framework for work, called telecommute. In this section, we examine about some significant purposes of emergency in this pandemic circumstance in India.Keywords
Pandemic crisis in India, economy, GDP, e-comers, health, mental health, domestic violence, online education system, migrant workers, unemployment, gender bias.
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