Abstract
Malaria continues to remain a serious threat to public health, especially in regions with socio-economic and healthcare disparities. The paper attempts to contextualise the current scenario of malaria transmission, the advancement made towards its elimination and the multi-dimensional strategies that may be required to overcome cultural and regional barriers; with a focus on India's goal to eliminate malaria by 2030.
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