Table 1.

Key events in AMR policy making in India

Year	Policy implications	Objective
2010	Established a National Task Force on AMR Containment	Assessment of the AMR situation in India
2011	Jaipur Declaration	Amendments in planning and management of AMR containment
2012	Chennai Declaration
2011	The Food Safety and Standards (Contaminants, Toxins and Residues) Regulations, by FSSAI	Regulation on usage of antibiotics in food animals
2012	National Centre for Disease Control (NCDC)	5-year national plan for the AMR surveillance
2014	Implementation of Schedule H1	Minimize the over the counter availability of the certain antibiotics
2016	Launch of the Red Line Campaign on Antibiotics to create awareness regarding rational usage of antibiotics	Awareness program to educated the people for rational usage of antibiotics
2017	Delhi Declaration	Amendments in planning and management of AMR containment
2017	The Food Safety and Standards (Contaminants, Toxins and Residues) Regulations in food animals

The table content was adapted and modified from the Gandra et al. [2]