Malarial Epidemic Resurge in India and its Future Implication

Malaria is a first-rate public health problem in several parts of India. Major population resides in the malarial endemic areas, about 80% of population occupy in the urban areas whereas 20% of the population occupy in tribal, hilly and inaccessible areas. Active surveillance includes establishing several malarial indicators at national level for continuous data collection, monitoring, analysis and its submissions. Passive surveillance includes setting up malarial clinics in areas where the outbreak is severe. This paper deals with investigating climatic factors which causes malarial epidemic resurge in India and its future implications.