Mains Answer Writing - 15 Nov, 2025

GS3

Science & Technology

10 marks

Discuss the major factors driving Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) in India and evaluate the role of recent government initiatives such as Kerala’s AMRITH programme in addressing this challenge.

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Tips for your answer

Start with context: Begin by linking AMR to the WHO GLASS 2025 findings to show its urgency and scale in India.
Use examples smartly: Mention specific interventions like the AMRITH programme, colistin ban (2019), and NAP-AMR implementation gaps.
End with solutions: Conclude with practical steps — One Health approach, better surveillance via NABL labs, and stronger antibiotic stewardship.

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