Published: 12 November 2025General
WHO Global TB Report 2025: India Still Bears 25% of Global Burden Despite 21% Reduction
The WHO Global Tuberculosis Report 2025, discussed widely on November 13, 2025, revealed that India remains the country with the highest TB burden, accounting for 25% of global cases despite achieving a 21% reduction in incidence since 2015.
Global TB incidence declined 1.7% between 2023-2024. India's TB incidence fell from 195 to 187 per 100,000 population. India diagnosed over 2.61 million of an estimated 2.7 million cases in 2024 and accounts for 32% of global MDR-TB cases. India's target is to eliminate TB by 2025, five years ahead of the global 2030 SDG target, though experts say this goal remains challenging.
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How many TB cases were reported in Rajasthan in 2024?
Explanation · Correct answer CRajasthan reported over 1.7 lakh TB cases in 2024, with 89,132 cases recorded by June 2025.
Frequently asked questions
What is the key development in '**WHO Global TB Report 2025: India Still Bears 25% of Global Burden Desp**'?
WHO Global TB Report 2025: India accounts for **25%** of global TB cases despite achieving **21%** reduction in incidence since 2015
What is the financial allocation or amount associated with **WHO Global TB Report 2025: India Still**?
The financial commitment is **rs 25**. India's TB incidence fell from 195 to 187 per **100,000** population; global incidence declined **1.7%** between 2023-2024
What is the broader significance or impact of **WHO Global TB Report 2025: India Still** for India?
India diagnosed 2.61 million of 3.7 million estimated cases in 2024
What are the important statistics or figures related to **WHO Global TB Report 2025: India Still**?
Key statistics: **25%**, **21%**, **25%** — India accounts for **32%** of global MDR-TB (multidrug-resistant TB) cases
Why is **WHO Global TB Report 2025: India Still** important for RAS/UPSC competitive examinations?
This topic is significant for **RAS/UPSC** exams under the **National** section. Key exam-relevant point: India's target is to eliminate TB by 2025, five years ahead of global 2030 SDG target, though goal remains challenging