Coronavirus Pandemic’s Lockdown Impact on Indian Environmental Air Pollution : A Brief Analysis

Background: The novel Coronavirus, the World Health Organization (WHO) officially announced for the virus as COVID-19, is responsible for severe acute respiratory syndrome Coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2), which first appeared in Wuhan city, the People’s Republic of China in December 2019, has spread around the world within a few months. Coronavirus infection is becoming a worldwide health problem, and Coronavirus infections are becoming more common in fast-developing countries such as India. In India, a lockdown has begun everywhere to restrict the spread of disease.Purpose: According to a literature review of various research articles, social networking sites such as Facebook and Twitter, government websites, and other sources, the lockdown is helping to reduce transit in India while also having a significant impact on reduced air pollution, i.e., CO2(g), NO2(g), CO(g), PMx and SO2(g) gas concentrations, thus improving the environmental balance during the lockdown.Methods: In this study, we have employed an online technique based on numerous web sources to survey some of India’s most significant cities and investigate air pollution variables and their influence on the Indian ecosystem.Results: Lockdown has had a substantial influence on the Indian Environment, according to an online survey, increasing air quality, reducing air pollution, and having a good impact on several fields. Ecology has significantly benefited from the Indian’s lockdown. Conclusions: According to findings from several available sources, lower pollution has resulted in a decrease in the number of patients in hospitals, primarily for respiratory disorders, chikungunya, and typhoid. This article has briefly analyzed the impact of the COVID-19 lockdown on India’s environmental air pollution