The COVID-19 pandemic precipitated a profound and lasting impact on the financial well-being of India's impoverished communities. In March 2020, India implemented a nationwide lockdown as a pivotal measure to curb the virus's relentless spread, inadvertently setting off a chain of economic repercussions that disproportionately affected its most vulnerable populations. This abstract offers an in-depth examination of the multifaceted consequences of the pandemic on the financial stability of impoverished individuals and families in India. The present review discuss about the Loss of Livelihoods, Migrant Crisis, Food Insecurity, Healthcare Expenses, Digital Divide, Government Relief Measures and Economic Recovery of poor people in India during COVID-19 pandemic.