International Journal of Contemporary Research in Multidisciplinary

Natural disasters and community upheaval can have far-reaching and long-term consequences. This research paper scrutinizes the psychological effects of long-term home quarantine, fear of the pandemic, distant employment, and remote communication on individuals’ well-being, family and social interactions as well as the academic and research implications of pandemic scenarios of lives of all age groups in different job sectors. The study’s findings could be useful in determining work under pressure among villagers of different age groups, especially senior citizens and students.  The study also suggests the importance of counseling in every difficult stage of the life of an individual. The pandemic’s emergence is an unpredictable shock, necessitating a prolonged lockdown to address the issue. This research would detail the alterations and evaluate the shock’s possible impact on several aspects of the daily life of villagers. This information gap may be required to keep a family cluster shielded or isolated safely from future epidemics, as well as to improve control strategies.