Every crisis, whether it is political (the 9/11 attack or the World Wars) or financial ( the 2008 recession ), leads to reshaping of society by affecting our consciousness in long-lasting ways. Ranging from how we travel, conduct our interpersonal relations, institutionalise ourselves according to the apparatus of security and surveillance, and adjust ourselves to the reconstructed socio-economic milieu. Right now, the world is facing a health crisis of a global reach (COVID-19), which has started showing its societal ramifications within a very short span of time. While the whole world is trying to contain the virus transmission, the virus itself has contained/quarantined us in our homes. This has already started reorienting our relationship with the government, outside world, and even each other. Now, after a long spell of quarantine, the obvious reverberations such as separation from loved ones, loss of freedom over going to public spaces, uncertainty, growing weariness ...