In India, all the businesses have been stalled since lockdown at this time and work in all industries was completely stopped. The Indian two-wheeler manufacturer market is incurring huge losses due to the lockdown, as plants and dealerships have been closed across the country. Yamaha Motor, the well-known two-wheeler manufacturer of the country, is planning to start work again after the lockdown at its plant is over.

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Yamaha is ready to resume production, following the new protocol set by the government. Sanjiv Paul, Senior Vice President (Manufacturing), India Yamaha Motor, said that the company's first priority is the safety of its employees. Yamaha is considering reviving the work at the plant, following the rules issued by the government to follow sanitizing and social distancing guidelines with all necessary facilities in all its factories.

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Paul further stated in his statement that "Another important aspect after the lockdown is to keep the supply chain running properly as it allows the construction operations to run without interruption." He said that there are many suppliers in the content zone. For which we must also check their condition. Getting manpower along with suppliers can also be a big challenge, because due to lockdown many workers have returned to their original places due to lack of employment. Currently, availability of drivers is still low even after getting permission to drive trucks for goods and trains.

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