Background: The COVID pandemic has caused huge stress on the people in the society who were vulnerable of existing inequality. The women have been on of the most vulnerable sections of the society in term of social and economic equality. This gendered vulnerability have been worsen during pandemic. The goal of the research is to examine gender inequality in India during the post-pandemic period. The study's goals are to investigate the challenges faced by women due to gender inequality post pandemic at home and to examine the gender inequality at workplace post pandemic in India. Method: The researcher employed a descriptive research design for the current investigation. The researcher employed a survey method to gather the data. Different respondents were given the questionnaire via a convenient sampling procedure. Delhi-NCR was selected as the study's area with 100 respondents as sample. Findings: The findings of the study state that gender discrimination still exists in India post pandemic. Women are facing numerous challenges as gender inequality discriminates women, which result in a significant loss of employment for them. Women are lagging behind men in coming out of pandemic as gender inequality is prevalent post pandemic.