Focusing on the sociology of the pandemic, this book analyzes the multifaceted impacts of Covid-19, particularly within the context of Indian society. It features eighteen chapters that explore themes such as communicable disease dynamics, social stigma, gender disparity, and the effects on livelihoods and education. The work highlights the challenges posed by globalization and novel diseases, as well as the relationship between state and civil society. Originating from an international conference, it offers interdisciplinary insights into the pandemic's implications for health, environment, and social structures.
