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No one predicted the corona virus and hence, we saw a quick rise in the valuation of medical companies such as Serum Institute of India. We also see a deficiency in the number of vaccines right now and thus, we observe a lot of volatility in the medical industry. The Medical Private Sector seems to have profited quite a lot, because of covid tests, vaccination costs etc.

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in the beginning of the pandemic when the government and hospitals had no idea about this virus, there was problems because people were being admitted to the hospitals but the hospitals did not know what exactly to do because the guidelines from the government and institutions like AIIMS were vague due to the fact that many interpretations of this situation could be made.

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The pandemic has made the medical industry more complicated in various ways.
For example, the virus mutating made it harder to fight.
Currently, distributing the vaccine to people is a big challenge

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On the topic of uncertainty in the medical arena, there can be many points said.

One of the most prominent and recent examples of this is the uprising of the black fungus infections in patients undergoing covid recovery, which was a completely unprecedented and sudden occurrence that the medical community had to find a quick way to deal with so as to save those patients' lives.

Moreover we are seeing new iterations of this fungus on a weekly basis, such as yellow fungus, white fungus etc.

From a broader point of view the declaration of COVID 19 as a global pandemic was in itself an uncertainty back in the beginning of 2020 when there was plenty of speculation surrounding a new virus from China, but people were barely rattled by its intensity or gravity in contrast to now, because people now fear it very much.

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Important decisions and information regarding them was not relayed to students at the appropriate time (Decisions regarding cancellation/postponement of board exams and syllabus reduction) .

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In order to adapt to the COVID-19 Pandemic, various measures were taken by the education sector at different times targeting students from different sects of society. In student assessments, there were many variables and the whole process was overwhelming for both teachers and students.

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In the healthcare industry, The scarcity of Doctors have been seen.

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The pandemic struck us at a very rapid pace and hence all education was forced to move online at an inconvenient time. This suddenly demanded a lot of the teaching staff and students technologically with not enough time given to adapt. Some had the resources for a certification but others weren't that lucky.

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The onset of the pandemic resulted in a worldwide financial impact, with stocks falling and small companies going out of business. Amidst all of this, parents demanded that school fees be lessened because classes were being conducted at home instead of campus. The salary of teachers took a direct hit from this and no clear directives were given regarding how to mediate it. This caused a citywide protest on 23rd February 2021, against a 30% fee cut that was to be carried out by private schools.

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Of course the coronavirus pandemic has hit everyone hard and restaurants lost their main source of income- The customers.
Due to this there was no money to pay customers and the rent of the space. this destroyed restaurants and over a 110 000 shut down across the globe according to the FSN.

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In 2009 an economic crisis led to a 4% decline in the tourism sector. However, in 2020, a 74% drop in the tourism industry, made it the worst year in tourism History.

The tourism sector was thriving and growing as the number 1 sector in 2019, but recent situations have turned it into the most affected and degrading industry. With losses over 1.3 trillion dollars in export ( more than 11 times the loss recorded during the 2009 global economic crisis), and 100 - 120 million jobs at stake. This sector seems to be the worst affected by the pandemic.

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Due to the government not giving enough information on lockdowns restaurants were always in the dark about when to open and had no way to make a plan for lasting the through the virus.

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The problem of the coronavirus was not only the virus itself but a mix of failures which created a huge mess in all industries. The crashing of the stock market. The loss of jobs. The owners of renting spaces refusing to go back on their contracts and restaurants suffer.

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No one knows how the pandemic will go. Neither do they know what the government will do about it. This level of confusion has restaurants with no idea on what to do hence making decisions based on little information and just guesses.

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In order to mitigate Covid-19, the government had to enforce lockdown measures. There was a complex situation as the government had to chose between stopping the spread or saving the economy, especially the tourism sector. India faces the same situation this year, during the second wave of the pandemic.

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The fashion shows which are usually held in places like Milan, Paris, London and New York cannot take place because of lockdown and travel restrictions. Thus, these shows are being digitally livestreamed on social media platforms like Instagram and Facebook. Therefore, these shows are being democratized i.e., normally these shows could only be attended by influential people but now they can be attended by everybody.

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The demand for occasion wares i.e., clothes wore in events has drastically decreased because of the pandemic. Since all of us stuck at home, people are buying more comfortable clothes(like sweatshirts and track pants) which they can wear inside their homes, instead of flashy and flamboyant clothes.

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The fashion brands which only have physical stores are struggling during the pandemic as people are fearful of entering public places like shopping malls. As a result, a lot of stores have fallen into administration i.e., they have had to forcibly shut down because their revenue has not been enough to pay their employees, cover the rent cost, production cost etc.

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Since people are mostly at home during the pandemic, we are frequently using our devices. Thus, fashion brands are making their presence more felt on social media to attract customers to their shop. Therefore, these fashion brands are spending more money on online advertising rather than offline advertising