The country where the danger of coronavirus is speaking in the world. All the scientific research happening in the country as well as abroad has come to a complete halt. A dozen scientists including Indian Institute of Wildlife, Wadia Institute of Himalayan Geology, Indian Forest Research Institute, Zoological Survey of India, Botanical Survey of India, and Forest Survey of India went to conduct scientific research in the country as well as abroad, based in Dehradun. All of them have returned to Dehradun.

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Not only this, all these scientists who have been horrified by the coronavirus, have stopped the work of scientific research altogether. Strict instructions have been given by the investors of these scientists that they should stay in their homes and follow the laws of lock down. Director of Wildlife Institute of India, Dr. Dhananjay Mohan told that all the scientists of the institute were doing research on wildlife. All the scientists have returned to the institute and they have quarantined themselves in their homes. All scientific research is at a standstill. Currently, some scientists are doing research through computers, staying in homes.

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Director of Forest Research Institute, Arun Singh Rawat said that at the moment all types of research has been banned. Leaving the scientific research in different parts of the country, the country has returned to the institute. As soon as the conditions are normal, then any further decision can be taken. Dr. Kalachand Sai, director of Wadia Institute of Himalayan Geology, said that due to Coronavirus, all the research done in the Hall field has stopped. Scientists are preparing research papers by staying at their homes. As soon as some conditions regarding the coronavirus are normal, then a decision should be taken. More or less the same thing was told by the officials of other scientific institutions.

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