Mains Answer Writing - 27 Jan, 2026

GS3

Science & Technology

15 marks

Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) has emerged as a major public health challenge in India. In this context, examine the role of premier institutions like AIIMS in combating AMR through advances in diagnostics, targeted therapies, and hospital infection control strategies. Discuss the significance of such efforts for India’s health system.

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Start with context + urgency: Briefly define AMR and highlight India’s burden (rising drug-resistant infections, sepsis, ESKAPE pathogens) to establish relevance.
Structure around AIIMS’ role: Use subheadings like Diagnostics, Targeted Therapy, Surveillance, Infection Control—cite examples such as IRDL, AMRSN, rapid diagnostics, and BPaL-M regimen.
Conclude with way forward: Link AIIMS’ research to broader outcomes—reduced empirical antibiotic use, improved patient outcomes, stronger antimicrobial stewardship, and alignment with National Action Plan on AMR.

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