The Indian political economy and administration has been hit hard by the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic due to global crisis. A health crisis worldwide has generated a global economy standstill, and tertiary sector which provides a GDP contribution nearly 60 percent for the Indian economic growth. Indian economy is facing three major challenges. First is to save the country from the spread of Coronavirus, which is a health emergency. Second is to save the economy from the unfolding economic crisis due to the dual effects of the Coronavirus pandemic. Third is to provide a relief package to migrant workers, who are vulnerable in this crisis in different states in India & the world in this global and national lockdown. If we observe the world scenario, countries around the globe are facing serious consequences and damages to economies. According to the International Monetary Fund (IMF), many economies may face negative per capita income and political growth in 2020 and may continue still further in 2021 annual year, due to the Corona virus pandemic & unavailability of labour. In its recent forecast the World Trade Organisation (WTO) indicated a clear fall in world trade between 13 per cent and 32 per cent in 2020, perhaps the highest fall since the “Great Depression of 1930`s”. In its recent world economic Outlook, IMF does project a rebound in the growth of the Indian economy in 2021, at a rate of 7.4 per cent. But India is one of the fastest developing country in the world depending on migrant and unorganised sector workers for construction works, service-related jobs, due to Coronavirus pandemic most of the migrant workers are finding hard to live in the cities else move to their natives.