Name: Abha Khetarpal, Meenu Jain, Seema Mahajan, Sunamika
Country: India

Year: 2020
Volume: Volume-5, Issue-1 (January-June)
Page Number: 66-77

The world is passing through unprecedented tough time due to COVID-19. The WHO declared the corona virus outbreak as a public health emergency of international concern on 30 January 2020 and a pandemic on 11 March 2020. But now, Covid-19 is no longer a global health crisis. It is much more than that ,it is a human, economic and social crisis. Never seen such loss of lives, livelihoods, sufferings, disruptions and the collapse of economies. The impact of invisible enemy is quite visible. The economic, social, behavioural, emotional impacts are widespread and enormous. During lockdowns and even after opening of lockdowns, We all are thinking too much. How to Survive? Person next to me is having corona or not? Am I going to give illness to my children andparents?Willtherebesufficientbedsandventilatorsatthetimeofpeakofinfection? How to increase immunity to remain healthy ? People are facing family illness, potential loss of household income, non accessibility to digital education, increased domestic care responsibility, loss of jobs, loss of loved ones and restrictive movements. The lockdowns has led to shrink in the demand, steep fall in consumption, broke the supply chains and the result is quite visible...poverty, starvation, hunger and widening inequalities. The worst hit are the poors. COVID-19 has ravished each and every country across the globe. It has impacted the lives of each and every single individual. All this has led to the flood of thoughts and strong emotions. It has created and increased confusion, fear, worries, anxiety, sadness, uncertainty and responsibilities considerably among them during this crisis. The COVID- 19 pandemic has sparked a global realization that our current way of life does not work. An attempt has been made by the DAV College For Girls Yamunanagar to collect first hand information in the form of survey to study the level of COVID-19 Awareness Assessment and Impact of lockdowns in the Villages of Yamunanagar District of Haryana.