Rs. Massive loss of Rs 165 lakh crore

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New delhi date. May 9, 2020, Saturday

Following the implementation of the lockdown, various industries directly related to people including mobiles, restaurants, hotels, electronics have been given Rs. A huge loss of Rs 1.5 lakh crore has been incurred. Given the current coincidences, this situation is unlikely to improve immediately.

Indian Cellular and Electronics Assoc. According to the Office of India, due to the lockdown, Mobile Ind. 30,000 crore and Rs. 2,500 crore has been lost. The industry was relieved after mid-April to allow online sales of mobiles. But withdrawing this approval later is likely to do more harm. All sections of society are directly involved in the restaurant industry. However, in this industry as well as in the hotel industry, the organized sector as well as the unorganized sector is also active. It is a sin to shut down these two industries due to lockdown. As a result, the restaurant industry was given Rs. 200 crore and in the hotel industry approximately Rs. More than Rs 21,500 crore has been lost.

Lockdown and business employment came to a standstill and the auto industry came to a complete standstill. 2,000 crore has been lost. While local airlines pay Rs. 5,000 crore has been lost.

Apart from this, following the lockdown, the non-alcoholic beverage industry has also lost Rs. 5,000 crore has been lost. On the other hand, during this one and a half month period, manufacturers of TVs, ACs, fridges and other electronics items received Rs. 200 crore has been lost.

Given the current state of the corona transition, this unfavorable situation is unlikely to change in the near future.

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