Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19) and Digital Pakistan

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Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19) is sever disease especially for children and aged people who have low immunity as compare to younger. However, immunity matters a lot for giving defeat to this virus. There is no doubt that it has blocked all economic activities and movement. There are also positive aspects which are experienced by world especially developing countries where technology adoption is less as compare to developed countries. Teachers are using technologies for delivering lectures to students which will open the door in very near future for boosting up the rate of digital learning. People are paying attention to families and inner-self in their spare time. People are feeling emotions of others and contributing their role in helping of needy in this critical circumstances. People are realizing the power of lawgiver consciously. Most worthy part in this circumstance is continuity of education by online educational software. This technology makes possible to utilize time in learning in spare time which helps in boosting motivation level and positivism in mood and escaping people from going in depression. This technology have good impact on psychological health of people in this depressed circumstances. This technology is also bringing change in the mindset of people towards technological adoption in institutions as many governmental organizations are working still on manual basis. This technology can bring efficiency and transparency in working style which eventually will be beneficial for overall economy. In this circumstance, freelancing is good option for earning while staying at home and getting salaries by digital banking. Digital currency will take place of paper money in very near future. So everything will be on finger tips like shopping for groceries by online apps or many more. In very near future, developing countries including Pakistan will digitize to their education, employment, trade, and commerce. Blockchain and bitcoin is very popular technology which can bring transparency and efficiency in working style of institutions. This should be adopted to crush corruption and speeding up processing of tasks in this 21st century where technology has much advanced but developing countries adoption rate is very slow as compare to developed ones.


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