Corona Pandemic affected India from Kashmir to Kanyakumari, from young to old and moreever all sector of the society; starting from poor, lower middle class, middle class and rich from different angles. Around 8 crore daily labourers, temporary job holder, industrial worker working in different states and foreign countries returned back to the homeland where for them the economical situation became worst due to Pandemic, Lockdown,Shutdown etc. According to International labour Organisation (ILO) and Asian Development Bank (ADB)’s combined report, within six months around 41 lakh young people lost their jobs in private sector mainly from construction and agricultural field. Also, Centre for Monitoring Indian Economy (CMIE) reported clearly; in the month of july 50 lakh job holders are being forced to leave their posts. More crucial fact is; pandemic Covid-19 affected people of 15-24 years age.ILO & ADB too stated that in India it is high time to create environment to employ younger people and students should get teaching in a right manner without any delay. Report of CMIE gave a statistics of Corona Unemployment. In April, 1 crore 70 lakh including more 10 lakh in May forced to loose their jobs for Pandemic. Though the situation improved slightly, again in july it turned worst and 50 lakh people are without job again.If the report is right, the central government including all state governments should plan to create more jobs in private sectors and to educate students which probably can solve the Himalayan Task of India that is Unemployment and higher education.