PM Modi has implemented Lockdown 2 till May 3 to stop Corona. The relation of living and public life depends on the mood and compatibility of the body. The state of mind is created by circumstances and physical compatibility is achieved by our environment and nature. Today there is a widespread discussion on the question that what will be the world after Covid-19? Undoubtedly, India will not remain untouched amid changes in the world. After coming out of the epidemic that challenges human civilization, we will see changes in our diverse practices including the social fabric of the country, economic methods, attitudes towards the environment, and the attitude of families regarding health. Due to this virus, every person of the society is getting ready with 'mind and body' for future changes in the time of lock down. This is the phase of human learning. We are learning about possible future changes. Whether it is tame or goal tame or constrained, we are trying new ways.
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After the arrival of the virus, people associated with many service sector enterprises are working 'work from home'. Large media institutions, consultancy firms, information and technology sectors are running in this difficult phase in the same manner. Neither the employers nor the working conditions of the workers were ready for this, but this innovative culture of work is going on as a tool of helplessness in this adverse phase.
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Radical changes do not occur in peacetime but only in adverse circumstances. There is also scope for long-term and permanent changes in the field of education. E-learning and e-classes are being promoted. It is also necessary, because we can control Corona immediately, but the path to find a permanent and safe solution is going to last for years. If we are prepared with the culture of 'e-classes', then it will also increase the accessibility of education and focus on the quality of education rather than resources.