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The Indian Government has taken broad steps and  declared lockdowns to reduce the community transmission of the novel coronavirus. Many people tried to utilize this period by doing online work and household work simultaneously. Many small-scale industries, shops, agencies, school colleges shut their door following government rules and regulations to avoid spreading the virus. People working or engaged in these activities or duties became unemployed. As man is a social animal and feels safe and secure in society, the increase in distance from society from office space and due to financial crises negative thoughts have impacted them. In this study, an attempt was made to prioritize the cause of mental pressure faced by common people. Precautionary measures can be taken for the public health such that  appropriate steps can be taken to protect their health from the transmission of this virus by using the grey technique for order of preference by similarity to ideal solution (grey-TOPSIS) method.

Mental Risk Faced During Lockdown in COVID-19: A Grey-TOPSIS Approach – A Case Study of Odisha