ABSTRACT
This paper study the mental health during COVID-19 pandemic. In the end of 2019,new global disease was found called as coronavirus and it is also named as COVID-19. The main origin of this global virus is began in Wuhan (China) approximately in December 2019,and after sometime this virus is spread globally, specially in nearby countries of china[1]. The first COVID-19 positive patient was found in India 30 January 2020[1], and over the time virus was spread all over the India, and till date total number of cases in India is 10.4 Million and from this number of recovered cases are 10 Million and death cases are 151 Thousand[2] [3]. The way these global virus has badly affected the physical health of the people, the same way it has affected the mental health of people, that is the main reason of this study. In some cases early detection of COVID-19 is possible because there was common symptoms such as fever, cough, sore throat and shortness of breath and in some of the cases symptoms are not visible. COVID-19 is the infectious disease caused by the most recently discovered coronavirus. Over a period the number of COVID-19 cases increased across the world as a corona virus is spreading rapidly it create stress and fear, so because of this uncertain situations are happened globally. Front line COVID-19 warriors and other essential workers face many challenges while they work to keep us safe and maintain services also social distancing and lockdown restrictions have badly affected mental health of the people.[4]The main aim of this research paper is to examine mental health after the COVID-19.It's important to understand the immediate and eternal impact of this pandemic on the people's mental health because normal lifestyle as a before will not come back until we get vaccine for it. Nowadays Mental health is one of the most important thing but no one gives proper attention towards it so it has become a topic of more concern. Also it focuses mental health awareness by demonstrating on areas of diagnosis, treatment and support, research etc so that people can recover through it and understand itsokaynottobeokay. © 2021 IEEE.