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India is a developing country.It is considered young with only seventy five years of Independence, but with a population of the nation being the second largest in the world in terms of area occupied, it also has one of the largest economies in the world. But owing it to its underdeveloped state and its overpopulation with over fifty percent of dependent on the Agriculture and Agro-based industries, the Indian economy can only be considered barely adequate compared to its counterparts. It ranked fifth most contributing nation for the GDP of the world by 2017 with contributing 3.28% of the total world GDP indicating its global contribution and its position as one of the largest economies. But it also has some of the glaring disadvantages or loopholes, which were often ignored or dismissed due to lack of resources, urgency or responsibility among the policymakers. As the Global Pandemic of COVID-19 hit, some of the disadvantages and drawbacks were laid bare. This paper is an attempt to analyze what kind of impact this Global Pandemic has on an already struggling economy.