With the broad breakout of COVID-19, countries all over the world, including India, are dealing with

how to combat the pandemic's potentially devastating impact on economic and regional stability.
The poor economic mood already reflects the substantial consequences of the coronavirus
pandemic for the long-term viability of enterprises and jobs. The decline of India's key industries by
6.5 percent in March and a significant devaluation of the Indian rupee versus the US dollar are two
of the most visible indications of bad mood. In addition, the monthly unemployment rate jumped to
23.5 percent in April from 8.7 percent in March 2020. Electronics, autos, entertainment,
transportation, tourism, and exports are among the key industries suffering from interruptions in
the global supply chain and everyday operations. The following are some of the significant
economic difficulties that have been or will be generated by the COVID-19 outbreak