Millions of employees are losing their jobs soon after lockdown, and they become poor. Since the beginning of unprecedented lockdown, the social, economic, and medical crises. The whole nation went on forced lockdown for a couple of months.

Poverty has multiple forms, such as lack of food, clothes, shelter, education, hygiene, clean water, and the poor are at the risk of denying their rights. Decades onwards, they suffer from poverty and remain poor forever, bypassing the poverty heritage to their future generations.

Poverty estimates of India are rapidly increasing, and two states, Bihar and Uttar Pradesh making the poverty in India extremely high. From 2004 to 2009, the poverty drop was only a 7.3% reduction, and they maintained such a lower poverty reduction.