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SOCIOECONOMIC IMPACT ON INFORMAL SECTOR EMPLOYEES DURING COVID-19 PANDEMIC AT JAMSHEDPUR

Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has created an unprecedented loss and disruptions over all across the world. From
developed to developing, no country has been spared from its brunt. In this paper, we have analyzed the implications of
COVID-19 on the economy and society of India so far. The informal sector, despite being a huge contributor to India’s GDP, is often neglected
when it comes to supportive policies especially in times of crises. Currently, with the spread of the COVID-19 virus, there is signicant rallying by
governments, policymakers and health professionals for ‘social distancing’ and maintenance of proper hygiene. This implies minimising contact
with the outside world and taking precautionary personal hygiene measures such as frequent use of hand sanitisers, wearing masks when ill and
other such. The all sectors of the economy has been disproportionately affected and even within a sector, there is a disproportionate loss. The
societal impacts are dire too with job losses, mental illness, increased domestic violence, and so forth. Some positive effects can be seen in terms
of improved air quality, water quality, wildlife but the sustainability of such impact is conditional upon post-COVID and people's habits and
future policies related to the environment