GS3 · UPSC Mains
Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is a rapidly escalating crisis that poses a grave threat to public health worldwide. What are the major contributing factors to the growing problem of antimicrobial resistance, and what steps can be taken to address this global health threat? (Answer in 250 words)
| Topper | Rank | Source | Copy |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nausheen | AIR 9 | Nextias | p.38 |
| Kush Motwani | AIR 11 | Nextias | p.34 |
| Anjali Thakur | AIR 43 | Nextias | p.38 |
| K N Chandana Jahnavi | AIR 50 | Nextias | p.38 |
| Khushhali Solanki | AIR 61 | Nextias | p.36 |
| Shoham Teberiwal | AIR 77 | Nextias | p.37 |
| KORAPOTHULA SREEKAR RAJ | — | NextIAS | p.36 |
| Aniket Kumar Dwivedi | — | NextIAS | p.38 |
| Siddharth Srivastava | — | NextIAS | p.38 |
| PRASHANT SURESH DAGALE | — | NextIAS | p.38 |
| Mrinal Kumar | — | NextIAS | p.38 |
| Jigyasu Agrawal | — | NextIAS | p.22 |
| Kaanchi Singhal | — | NextIAS | p.38 |
| Arfa Usmani | — | NextIAS | p.36 |
| Mohit Gupta | — | NextIAS | p.32 |
| Areeba Nomaan | — | NextIAS | p.38 |
| MAHI SHARMA | — | NextIAS | p.32 |
| JASWANT MALIK | — | NextIAS | p.36 |
| Muhammed Swalah T A | — | NextIAS | p.38 |
| Deeksha Chourasiya | — | NextIAS | p.14 |