A Comprehensive Analysis of COVID-19 Outbreak situation in India

Rajan Gupta; Saibal Kumar Pal; Gaurav Pandey

Considering the numbers in previous sections, there are five major reasons due to which the national lockdown will be difficult to be abolished. Firstly, the growth rate of infected cases is continuously increasing. Secondly, the doubling time for number of infected cases in India is declining very fast making it a dynamic spread. Thirdly, majority of the Indians are cooperating and following the social distancing fairly well with mobility rates going down for public places in India. This is due to the combined efforts of the administrative authorities, engagement activities by the office of Prime Minister and citizen's will to stay away from social events. Fourthly, the sudden mass events are ruining the efforts of the Indian authorities to contain the spread of Coronavirus. And lastly, the penetration of the people infected from religious event has been really deep in India currently. There is a lot of tension created in India due to spread of infected people and the numbers are rising with each day. Thus, it is very difficult for India to completely ban the National Lockdown after 14 th April.