COVID-19: The Mystery of Miseries in Students
COVID-19, an infectious contagious disease was discovered in Wuhan, China in 2019. In March 2019, it spread worldwide and WHO declared it as global pandemic. It not only affects the physical well-being of the people but also impacts negatively mental health due to fear, uncertainty, grief, social isolation and parental fatigue. During this dreadful condition, most vulnerable people were students. In a study, it shows that, prevalence rate of depression was 46.92% to 82.4%, anxiety was 26.6% to 96.82% and stress was 28.5% to 78.1% in students during COVID-19(Kurasaki et al., 2022) https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35956231/ There are many factors which are responsible for these negative changes in mental health such as long term lock down, quarantine time, adjustment of new methods of academic activities like online classes and exams on online platform, inability to do physical exercises in open environment, socio economic disruption etc. Moreover, dissatisfaction of students in acad...