Detecting CoVid Infected Regions In Lungs Using Deep Learning

We had just entered April 2021 and the daily lives of everyone in India were recovering back to normalcy. I had been working from home in Mumbai for more than a year and was quite happy to have booked a flight back to Bangalore just 10 days from then. Fast forward a week, and the second wave had begun in India with some dangerous signs. A lockdown was imposed immediately and I had to cancel my plans of returning to office. Everyday I would hope for the daily case count to start reducing, and the result would be very opposite.